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(12.00 - 13.00) |
Scrutiny of Accounts 2016-17: Committee Strategy Minutes: 1.1
Committee Members participated in training as part of their preparation for the
forthcoming work on accounts scrutiny. |
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(13.00 - 13.30) |
Audit of Cardiff and Vale University Health Board’s Contractual Relationships with RKC Associates Ltd and its Owner: Auditor General for Wales Briefing Minutes: 2.1
The Auditor General for Wales provided an oral briefing on the findings of his Audit
of Cardiff and Vale University Health Board’s Contractual Relationships with
RKC Associates Ltd and its Owner, which was published on 17 July 2017. |
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(13.30 - 13.40) |
The Welsh Government’s funding of Carmarthenshire Energy Limited: Auditor General for Wales Briefing PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 1A – Autumn work programme Research
Briefing PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 1 – Auditor General for Wales’ Report PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 2 – Welsh Government response to the Auditor General for Wales’ Report Supporting documents:
Minutes: 3.1
The Auditor General for Wales provided an oral briefing on the findings of his
Report on the Welsh Government’s funding of Carmarthenshire Energy Limited,
which was published on 20 July. 3.2
Members agreed that the Chair should write to the Chair of the Climate Change,
Environment and Rural Affairs Committee advising them of the Report. |
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(13.40 - 13.50) |
The Welsh Government’s Supporting People Programme: Auditor General for Wales Briefing Research
Briefing PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 3 – Auditor General for Wales’ Report PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 3A – Welsh Government response to the Auditor General for Wales’ Report Supporting documents:
Minutes: 4.1
The Auditor General for Wales provided an oral briefing on the findings of his
report on the Welsh Government’s Supporting People Programme, which was
published on 31 August 2017. 4.2
Members agreed to undertake an inquiry into this issue. |
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(14.00) |
Introductions, apologies, substitutions and declarations of interest Minutes: 5.1
The Chair welcomed the Members to Committee. 5.2
Apologies were received from Rhianon Passmore AM. There was no substitute. |
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(14.00 - 14.15) |
Paper(s) to note Supporting documents: Minutes: 6.1
The papers were noted. 6.2
The Chair agreed to send a copy of the Welsh Government’s response to the Chair
of the Health, Social Care and Sport Committee. 6.3
In relation to Item 6.7, NHS Waiting Times for Elective Care in Wales and Orthopaedic
Services, Members noted the progress being made and agreed to receive a further
update on progress in spring 2018. |
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Welsh Government oversight of further education colleges 'finances and delivery': Additional Information from the Welsh Government (18 July 2017) Supporting documents: |
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The Welsh Government’s Funding of Kancoat Ltd: Additional information from the Welsh Government (21 July 2017) Supporting documents: |
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NHS Wales Health Board’s Governance: Letter from Dr Kate Chamberlain, Healthcare Inspectorate Wales (19 July 2017) Supporting documents: |
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Implementation of the NHS Finance (Wales) Act 2014: Letter from the Welsh Government (25 July 2017) Supporting documents: |
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Community Safety in Wales: Letter from the Welsh Government (26 July 2017) Supporting documents: |
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Implementation of the NHS Finance (Wales) Act 2014: Welsh Government response to the Auditor General for Wales Report Supporting documents: |
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NHS Waiting Times for Elective Care in Wales and Orthopaedic Services: Update from the Welsh Government (7 August 2017) Supporting documents: |
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Implementation of the Wales Act 2017: Letter from the Llywydd (18 August 2017) and letter from the Secretary of State for Wales (17 September 2017) Supporting documents: |
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The 21st Century Schools and Education Programme: Welsh Government's response to the Auditor General for Wales' Report Supporting documents: |
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(14.15 - 14.25) |
Coastal flood and erosion risk management in Wales: Consideration of the Welsh Government's response to the Committee's Report PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 4 – Welsh Government’s response PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 5 – Letter from the Auditor General for Wales Supporting documents:
Minutes: 7.1
Committee Members considered the Welsh Government’s response to the recommendations
contained in the Committee report and noted that the Chair will be sending a
copy of the response to the Chair of the Climate Change, Environment and Rural
Affairs Committee. 7.2
Members agreed to have an update on progress in spring 2018 but in the interim,
the Chair will write to the Welsh Government seeking clarification on a number
of points raised. |
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(14.25 - 14.35) |
Inquiry into Regulatory oversight of Housing Associations: Consideration of the Welsh Government's response to the Committee's Report PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 6 – Welsh Government’s response PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 7 – Letter from Community Housing
Cymru PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 8 – Response from the Regulatory
Board for Wales Supporting documents:
Minutes: 8.1
Committee Members considered the Welsh Government’s response to the
recommendations contained in the Committee report and noted the positive
reaction from the housing sector. 8.2
Members agreed to have an update on progress in spring and November 2018. |
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(14.35 - 14.45) |
The Welsh Government's initial funding of the Circuit of Wales Project: Oral Update Minutes: 9.1
The Chair advised Committee that a detailed response to his letter of 26 June
had been received from the Welsh Government which the Auditor General had
subsequently commented on. 9.2
Due to time pressures, he advised that there was not sufficient time to
consider and discuss the responses in detail. 9.3
Members agreed to consider this correspondence during the meeting on 2 October
2017. |
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(14.45 - 14.55) |
Senior Management Pay: Correspondence from the Welsh Government PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 9 – Letter from the Permanent Secretary, Welsh Government (17 August
2017) Supporting documents: Minutes: 10.1
Members considered the report from the Welsh Government on senior management
pay across the Welsh public sector 2015-16. 10.2
Members requested that the Chair write to the Welsh Government thanking them
for the report and requesting that future annual reports include details for
further education organisations and registered social landlords in Wales. |
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(15.05 - 16.10) |
Audit of Cardiff and Vale University Health Board’s Contractual Relationships with RKC Associates Ltd and its Owner: Evidence Session Research
Briefing PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 10 – Auditor General for Wales Report PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 11 – Paper from Cardiff and Vale University Health Board PAC(5)-23-17
Paper 12 – Letter from the Welsh Government Len Richards – Chief Executive, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board Maria Battle – Cardiff
and Vale University Health Board Supporting documents:
Minutes: 11.1
The Committee scrutinised Len Richards, Chief Executive and Maria Battle, Chair,
Cardiff and Vale University Health Board on the Auditor General for Wales’
report on the Audit of Cardiff and Vale University Health Board’s Contractual
Relationships with RKC Associates Ltd and its Owner. |
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(16.10 - 16.40) |
Valedictory session: Owen Evans, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Education and Public Services Group Research
Briefing Owen
Evans, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Education and Public Services Group Supporting documents:
Minutes: 12.1 The Committee held a valedictory session with Owen Evans, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Education and Public Services Group, prior to him leaving the organisation. 12.2 The Chair wished him well for his new role as Chief Executive
of S4C. |
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(16.40) |
Motion under Standing Order 17.42 to resolve to exclude the public from the meeting for the following business: Items
14 & 15 Minutes: 13.1
The motion was agreed. |
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(16.40 - 16.50) |
Audit of Cardiff and Vale University Health Board’s Contractual Relationships with RKC Associates Ltd and its Owner: Consideration of evidence received Minutes: 14.1
Members considered the evidence received and agreed to return to the issue once
the counter fraud report had been received. 14.2
In the interim, the Chair agreed to write to the Chief Executive and Chair of Cardiff
and Vale University Health Board highlighting the Committee’s concerns and
seeking assurance that their action plan will address all issues raised by the
Auditor General and the Committee. |
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(16.50 - 17.00) |
Valedictory session: Consideration of evidence received Minutes: 15.1
Members considered the evidence received. |