Meeting Venue:
Committee Room 5 - Tŷ Hywel
Meeting date: Wednesday, 2 May 2018
Meeting time: 09.18 - 12.28
This meeting can
be viewed
on Senedd TV at:
http://senedd.tv/en/4796
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Category |
Names |
Assembly Members: |
Lynne Neagle AM (Chair) Hefin David AM John Griffiths AM Llyr Gruffydd AM Darren Millar AM Julie Morgan AM Mark Reckless AM |
Witnesses: |
Gareth Pierce, Chief Executive, WJEC Mike Ebbsworth, WJEC Philip Blaker, Qualifications Wales Emyr George, Qualifications Wales |
Committee Staff: |
Llinos Madeley (Clerk) Gareth Rogers (Second Clerk) Sarah Bartlett (Deputy Clerk) Joe Champion (Researcher) |
1.1 The Chair welcomed Members. Apologies were received from Michelle Brown, there was no substitute.
1.2
Under Standing Order 17.24 Darren Millar AM declared that his
daughter appeared in the video that was shown at the start of the
meeting and that he was a Governor at St Brigid’s
School.
2.1 The Committee watched a short video.
3.1 The Committee heard evidence from Qualifications Wales and WJEC.
4.1 The papers were noted.
5.1 The Motion was agreed.
6.1 The Committee considered the long term forward work programme. It agreed that specific pieces of would be scoped and considered at a future meeting.
6.2 The Committee agreed to conduct an inquiry into the Welsh Baccalaureate, with a consultation launched before the summer recess.
6.3 The Committee agreed to write to the Cabinet Secretary for an update on Neonatal Care, particularly in relation to the third edition of neonatal standards.
6.4 The Committee agreed to write to the Cabinet Secretary to clarify the position on funding for the Children and Families Delivery Grant.
6.5 The Committee agreed to write to the Cabinet Secretary, seeking further information on the timings for the forthcoming School Organisation Code.
6.6 The Committee agreed to write to the Finance Committee to highlight concerns about the temporary of data provided by the Welsh Government for draft budgets.
6.7 The Committee agreed to write to the Welsh Government outlining some key issues it would like to address as part of the next budget round, including its expectations that a CRIA will be provided for the 2019 – 2020 Draft Budget.