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NDM8009 Plaid Cymru Debate - Post-Brexit Funding
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Meeting: 25/05/2022 - Plenary (Item 7)
Plaid Cymru Debate - Post-Brexit funding
NDM8009 Sian Gwenllian (Arfon)
To propose that the Senedd:
1. Believes that post-Brexit funding
streams are not working for Wales.
2. Regrets that Wales will be £1 billion
worse off in un-replaced funding over the next three years.
3. Believes that new arrangements run
directly by the UK Government have undermined the Welsh Government’s ability to
strategically plan spending for the benefit of Wales and its communities.
4. Calls on the UK
Government to restore Welsh democratic oversight over the post-Brexit funding
streams by devolving them to the Senedd.
The following amendment was tabled:
Amendment 1 Darren
Millar (Clwyd West)
Delete all and replace with:
To propose that the Senedd:
1. Recognises the commitment of the UK
Government to empower local communities in Wales via the levelling-up agenda
and the shared prosperity fund.
2. Welcomes the UK Government’s repeated
confirmation that Wales will not lose out on post-EU funding.
3. Calls on the UK Government and the Welsh Government to ensure that lessons are learnt from how EU funds have been administered under the European structural and investment funds schemes so that future investment by both governments make a real difference to the Welsh economy.
Minutes:
The
item started at 16.34
Voting on the motion and amendments under this item was deferred
until Voting Time.
A vote was taken on the motion without amendment:
NDM8009 Sian
Gwenllian (Arfon)
To propose that the Senedd:
1. Believes that post-Brexit funding streams are not working
for Wales.
2. Regrets that Wales will be £1 billion worse off in un-replaced
funding over the next three years.
3. Believes that new arrangements run directly by the UK
Government have undermined the Welsh Government’s ability to strategically plan
spending for the benefit of Wales and its communities.
4. Calls on the UK Government to restore Welsh democratic
oversight over the post-Brexit funding streams by devolving them to the Senedd.
|
For |
Abstain |
Against |
Total |
|
35 |
0 |
13 |
48 |
The motion without amendment was agreed.