Meeting Venue:
Committee Room 3 - Senedd
Meeting date: Monday, 12 February 2018
Meeting time: 14.02 - 17.08
This meeting can
be viewed
on Senedd TV at:
http://senedd.tv/en/4507
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Category |
Names |
Assembly Members: |
Nick Ramsay AM (Chair) Mohammad Asghar (Oscar) AM Neil Hamilton AM Adam Price AM Lee Waters AM |
Witnesses: |
Harri Colman, Fabric Christopher Dunn, Voices from Care Cymru Deborah Jones, Voices from Care Kate Lawson, The Fostering Network Sean O’Neill, Children in Wales Colin Turner, The Fostering Network |
Wales Audit Office: |
Anthony Barrett – Assistant Auditor General for Wales Matthew Mortlock |
Committee Staff: |
Anthony Barrett Matthew Mortlock Meriel Singleton (Second Clerk) Claire Griffiths (Deputy Clerk) Sian Thomas (Researcher) |
1.1 The Members met informally with the young people prior to the evidence sessions.
2.1 The Chair welcomed the Members to Committee.
2.2 Apologies were received from Vikki Howells AM and Rhianon Passmore AM. There were no apologies.
2.3 Following a request from the young people giving evidence in Items 4 and 5, the Chair agreed to hold those sessions in private.
3.1 The papers were noted.
4.1 Members received evidence from young people from Voices from Care as part of their inquiry into care experienced children and young people.
5.1 Members received evidence from young people from Harri Coleman together with young people from Voices from Care as part of their inquiry into care experienced children and young people.
6.1 Members received evidence from Kate Lawson and Colin Turner from the Fostering Network as part of their inquiry into care experienced children and young people.
6.2 Kate Lawson agreed to send examples of best practice of measuring the impact of fostering from her experience in England.
6.3 Colin Turner agreed to send details of future sessions of the project ‘Ten top key principles of social pedagogy’.
7.1 The motion was agreed.
8.1 Members considered the evidence received.
9.1 Members noted the letter and that the Culture, Welsh Language and Communications Committee had agreed to undertake an inquiry into film and television production which will incorporate looking at transparency and grant funding.
9.2 Members confirmed that they would be keen to see a facts only review completed looking specifically at the investment in Pinewood, which they felt would be of interest to the Public Accounts Committee and/or the CWLC Committee.
10.1 Members considered and noted the draft Memorandum of Understanding. It was suggested that consideration be given to holding pre-appointment hearings by the relevant Committee and that this be reflected in the response to the Welsh Government.