Meeting Venue:
Committee Room 1 - Senedd
Meeting date: Thursday, 10 January 2019
Meeting time: 09.20 - 12.40
This meeting can
be viewed
on Senedd TV at:
http://senedd.tv/en/5103
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Category |
Names |
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Assembly Members: |
Lynne Neagle AM (Chair) Dawn Bowden AM Michelle Brown AM Hefin David AM Suzy Davies AM Janet Finch-Saunders AM Siân Gwenllian AM Jack Sargeant AM |
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Witnesses: |
Kirsty Williams AM, Minister for Education Steve Davies, Welsh Government Claire Rowlands, Welsh Government Vaughan Gething AM, Minister for Health and Social Services Karen Jewell, Welsh Government Liz Davies, Welsh Government |
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Committee Staff: |
Llinos Madeley (Clerk) Sarah Bartlett (Deputy Clerk) Michael Dauncey (Researcher) Rebekah James (Researcher) |
1.1 The Chair welcomed Members. Apologies were received from Julie Morgan AM. Jack Sargeant AM attended as a substitute.
1.2
The Chair congratulated Julie Morgan AM on her recent appointment
as a Deputy Minister and thanked her for her work during her time
as a Committee member.
2.1 The Committee heard evidence from the Minister for Education.
2.2 The Minister agreed to provide further
details on ADEW’s representation at relevant change board
meetings.
3.1 The Committee heard evidence from the Minister for Health and Social Services.
3.2 The Minister agreed to provide a note on the following:
· The perinatal mental health data and information collected by Local Health Boards and the Welsh Government;
· The number of women who have been placed due to perinatal mental ill health on an adult psychiatric ward without their child;
· The timescales within which all Local Health Boards will be expected to have signed up to the Royal College of Psychiatrists’ quality standards; and
· Further information on the directory of third sector services and how it is updated.
3.3 The Minister committed to providing:
· at the end of the 2018-19 financial year, a comprehensive outline of the settings in which women have been treated for perinatal mental ill health, including in the community, adult psychiatric wards, and mother and baby units; and
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six monthly updates on progress in relation to the
Committee’s recommendations and other developments in
perinatal mental health services in Wales.
4.1 The papers were noted.
5.1 The
Motion was agreed.
6.1 The Committee considered the evidence heard during the morning sessions.
6.2 The Committee agreed to write to ADEW and the WLGA to clarify their engagement with the curriculum reform programme and confirm the date(s)/version(s) of the information on which their joint written evidence was based.
6.3 The Committee agreed to write to the Minister for Health and Social Services to follow-up the evidence heard during the session on perinatal mental health services in Wales.