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Transcript: Transcript for 09/11/2022 - Plenary
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This
meeting was held in a hybrid format, with some Members in the Senedd Chamber
and others joining by video-conference. |
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(45 mins) |
Questions to the Minister for Social Justice The Presiding Officer will call Party Spokespeople
to ask questions without notice to the Minister after Question 2. Supporting documents: Minutes: The item started at
13.30 Questions 1-4 and
6-9 were asked. Question 5 was withdrawn. Question 4, 8 and 9 were answered by
the Deputy Minister for Social Partnership. The Presiding Officer invited Party
Spokespeople to ask questions to the Deputy Minister for Partnership after
question 2. |
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(45 mins) |
Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution The Presiding Officer will call Party Spokespeople
to ask questions without notice to the Counsel General after Question 3. Minutes: The item started at
14.18 Questions 1, 3-6
and 8-11 were asked. Questions 2 and 7 were withdrawn. The Presiding Officer invited
Party Spokespeople to ask questions to the Minister after question 3. |
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(30 mins) |
Questions to the Senedd Commission Minutes: The item started at
15.11 All questions were
asked. |
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(20 mins) |
Topical Questions To
ask the Minister for Health and Social Services Russell George (Montgomeryshire):
Will the Minister
make a statement on a potential strike by nurses? Minutes: The item started at
15.27 Answered by the Minister for Health and Social
Services Russell George
(Montgomeryshire): Will the Minister make a statement on a potential strike by nurses? |
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(5 mins) |
90 Second Statements Minutes: The item started at
15.46 Mike Hedges made a statement on - 150th
anniversary of Morriston Tabernacle Cefin Campbell made a statement on – 40 years of S4C |
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(60 mins) |
Debate on the Economy, Trade and Rural Affairs Committee report - Raising the Bar: Securing the future of Hospitality, Tourism and Retail NDM8120 Paul Davies (Preseli
Pembrokeshire) To propose that the Senedd: Notes the report of the Economy, Trade and
Rural Affairs Committee: Raising the Bar: Securing the future of Hospitality,
Tourism and Retail which was laid in the
Table Office on 6 July 2022. Note: The response of the Welsh Government to the report was laid in the Table Office on 20 September 2022. Minutes: The item started at 15.51 NDM8120 Paul Davies (Preseli
Pembrokeshire) To
propose that the Senedd: Notes
the report of the Economy, Trade and Rural Affairs Committee: Raising the Bar:
Securing the future of Hospitality, Tourism and Retail which was laid in
the Table Office on 6 July 2022. Note:
The response of the Welsh Government to the report was laid in
the Table Office on 20 September 2022. The motion was agreed in accordance with Standing Order 12.36. |
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(60 mins) |
Debate on the Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee report - Annual Report 2021/22 NDM8119 Huw Irranca-Davies (Ogmore) To propose that the Senedd: Notes the Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee: Annual Report 2021/22, which was laid in the Table Office on 12 October 2022. Minutes: The item started at 16.48 NDM8119 Huw Irranca-Davies
(Ogmore) To
propose that the Senedd: Notes
the Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee: Annual Report 2021/22,
which was laid in
the Table Office on 12 October 2022. The
motion was agreed in accordance with Standing Order 12.36. |
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(60 mins) |
Plaid Cymru Debate - Global impact of domestic consumption NDM8121 Sian Gwenllian (Arfon) To propose that the Senedd: 1. Notes: a) that the Well-being of Future Generations
(Wales) Act 2015 requires Wales to establish itself as a globally responsible
nation; b) that more than 50 per cent of
global forest loss and land conversion is attributable to the production of
agricultural commodities and forestry products demanded by consumers; c) that an area equivalent to 40 per
cent of the size of Wales is used overseas to grow just a handful of
commodities imported into Wales (palm, soy, beef, cacao, natural rubber,
leather, timber, paper and pulp); and d) that vast areas abroad are being
destroyed to create commodities bound for Wales, with disastrous consequences
including the abuse of indigenous peoples, child labour, and the loss of
biodiversity. 2. Calls on the Welsh Government to: a) account for and report on the
significant greenhouse gas emissions caused by Wales overseas as a result of
the deforestation and habitat loss associated with Welsh imports of
commodities; b) strengthen its economic contract – which
develops a relationship with business around responsible growth and practices –
to require signatories to commit to supply chains that are free from
deforestation, conversion and social exploitation; c) develop a more self-sufficient food
system for Wales by developing a roadmap towards a food system that’s fit for
the future and provides communities with a sustainable source of
food which would include: (i) reversing the loss of local processing
capacity; (ii) driving local supply chains; (iii) prioritising importing only
sustainable goods from overseas; and (iv) helping to address food poverty
and malnutrition. d) use procurement levers to create a
requirement for supply chains to be free from deforestation, conversion and
social exploitation, as part of the transition to utilising locally produced
and sustainable goods; e) support Welsh farmers to eliminate
imported livestock feed that is linked to deforestation and habitat conversion
overseas; f) support international projects and
initiatives aimed at preserving and restoring forests in the main
commodity-producing countries; and g) ensure that it
promotes new trade agreements that will guarantee high environmental and human
rights standards, particularly around deforestation, accompanied by strict
enforcement measures. The following amendment was tabled: Amendment 1 Darren
Millar (Clwyd West) Add as new sub-point at end of point 2: introduce a local food and drink charter to encourage shops, cafés and restaurants to sell locally sourced rather than imported food and drink Minutes: The
item started at 17.31 Voting on the motion and amendments under this item was deferred
until Voting Time. A vote was taken on the motion without amendment: NDM8121 Sian
Gwenllian (Arfon) To propose that the Senedd: 1. Notes: a) that the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015
requires Wales to establish itself as a globally responsible nation; b) that more than 50 per cent of global forest loss and land
conversion is attributable to the production of agricultural commodities and
forestry products demanded by consumers; c) that an area equivalent to 40 per cent of the size of
Wales is used overseas to grow just a handful of commodities imported into
Wales (palm, soy, beef, cacao, natural rubber, leather, timber, paper and
pulp); and d) that vast areas abroad are being destroyed to create
commodities bound for Wales, with disastrous consequences including the abuse
of indigenous peoples, child labour, and the loss of biodiversity. 2. Calls on the Welsh Government to: a) account for and report on the significant greenhouse gas
emissions caused by Wales overseas as a result of the deforestation and habitat
loss associated with Welsh imports of commodities; b) strengthen its economic contract – which develops a relationship
with business around responsible growth and practices – to require signatories
to commit to supply chains that are free from deforestation, conversion and
social exploitation; c) develop a more self-sufficient food system for Wales by
developing a roadmap towards a food system that’s fit for the future and
provides communities with a sustainable source of food which would
include: (i) reversing the loss of local
processing capacity; (ii) driving local supply chains; (iii) prioritising importing only sustainable goods from overseas;
and (iv) helping to address food poverty and malnutrition. d) use procurement levers to create a requirement for supply
chains to be free from deforestation, conversion and social exploitation, as
part of the transition to utilising locally produced and sustainable goods; e) support Welsh farmers to eliminate imported livestock feed that
is linked to deforestation and habitat conversion overseas; f) support international projects and initiatives aimed at
preserving and restoring forests in the main commodity-producing countries;
and g) ensure that it promotes new trade agreements that will guarantee
high environmental and human rights standards, particularly around
deforestation, accompanied by strict enforcement measures.
The motion without amendment was agreed. |
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Voting Time Minutes: The item started at
18.27 |
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Votes Summary Supporting documents: |
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(30 mins) |
Short Debate NDM8115 Heledd Fychan (South Wales
Central) Free period products: the need to legislate to ensure that everyone who needs these products has access, wherever they live in Wales Minutes: The item started at
18.28 NDM8115 Heledd Fychan (South Wales Central) Free period products: the need to legislate
to ensure that everyone who needs these products has access, wherever they live
in Wales |