Meeting Venue:
Committee Room 1 - Senedd
Meeting date: Wednesday, 12 October 2016
Meeting
time: 09.20 -
12.35
This meeting can be viewed
on Senedd TV at:
http://senedd.tv/en/3749
Category |
Names |
Assembly Members: |
Lynne Neagle AM (Chair) Mohammad Asghar (Oscar) AM Michelle Brown AM Hefin David AM Russell George AM John Griffiths AM Llyr Gruffydd AM Darren Millar AM Julie Morgan AM |
Witnesses: |
Alun Davies AM, Minister for Lifelong Learning and Welsh Language Kara Richards, Welsh Government Sam Evans, Welsh Government Professor Sir Ian Diamond |
Committee Staff: |
Marc Wyn Jones (Clerk) Gareth Rogers (Second Clerk) Sarah Bartlett (Deputy Clerk) Anne Thomas (Researcher) Sian Thomas (Researcher) |
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The Chair welcomed Members to the meeting. There were no apologies.
Under Standing Order 17.24 Llyr Gruffydd AM declared he was a former Vice President of CWVYS, Lynne Neagle AM declared her Husband is currently working for the University of South Wales and Hefin David AM declared he is an associate lecturer at Cardiff Metropolitan University.
The Committee heard evidence from the Minister for Lifelong Learning and Welsh Language. The Minister agreed to provide the following:
The results of the current mapping exercise of the voluntary sector provision of youth work;
Case studies of where youth work and local authorities are working well together and examples of where further support is needed;
All published information on the provision of statutory youth work provision including information on funding streams;
Figures on the reduction of staff numbers over the recent years within the Youth Work department in the Welsh Government;
A breakdown of the £36.6 million that is spent between local authorities on youth services across Wales; and
The emerging themes from the recent consultation on proposals to support the development of a new National Youth Work Strategy.
The Committee discussed the Review with Sir Ian Diamond.
The paper were noted.
The Motion was agreed.
The Committee considered the forward work programme. They agreed to carry out inquiries into statutory advocacy provision and the Education Improvement Grant: Gypsy, Roma and Traveller, and Minority Ethnic children. They also agreed to carry out some work on the implementation of the curriculum reform and to scrutinise the Qualification Wales Annual Report.