Agenda and minutes
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- Papers to note
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- Additional information requested by the Committee on professional standards to inform the Inquiry into Teachers' Professional Learning and Education
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(09.00) |
Introductions, apologies, substitutions and declarations of interest Minutes: The Chair welcomed the members. |
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(09.00 - 10.00) |
Inquiry into Teachers' Professional Learning and Education - evidence session 7 Professor
Michael Waters, University of Wolverhampton Supporting documents:
Minutes: The
Committee heard evidence from Professor Michael Waters, University of
Wolverhampton. |
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(10.00 - 11.00) |
Inquiry into Teachers' Professional Learning and Education - evidence session 8 Regional
Education Consortia Dr
Kevin Palmer, Education Achievement Service for South East Wales Anna Brychan, Central South Consortium Joint
Education Service Betsan
O'Connor, Education through Regional Working Rhys Howard Hughes, GwE Additional
information requested by the Committee on professional standards to inform the
Inquiry into Teachers' Professional Learning and Education is provided in a
separate supplementary pack. Supporting documents:
Minutes: The
Committee heard evidence from the Regional Education Consortia. |
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(11.00 - 11.05) |
Additional Learning Needs and Education Tribunal (Wales) Bill - Order of Amendments Supporting documents: Minutes: Committee Members agreed changing the order of amendments. |
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(11.05) |
Paper(s) to note All
papers to note are provided in a separate supplementary pack. CYPE(5)-24-17
– Papers 4 - 22 Minutes: The
papers were noted. |
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Letter from Cabinet Secretary for Communities and Children - Statutory Advocacy Provision At
the debate on the Children, Young People and Education Committee’s Report on
its inquiry into Statutory Advocacy Provision, one of the agreed
recommendations was that the Cabinet Secretary provides an update on
progression of the national approach to Committee. This letter provides an
update. Supporting documents: |
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Letter from Chair of the Finance Committee - Welsh Government Draft Budget 2018-19 The Finance Committee has agreed its approach to
the budget scrutiny. Its Chair has written to all Committee Chairs to share their thinking, and to encourage committees to consider how you can
contribute to delivering the most coherent and effective scrutiny of the
Government’s spending. Supporting documents: |
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Letter from Cabinet Secretary for Education - Community focused schools The Chair wrote to the Cabinet
Secretary for an update on Community focused schools, which is provided in the
letter.
Supporting documents: |
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Letter from Llywydd - Youth Parliament This letter provides an update on
the Youth Parliament project.
Supporting documents: |
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Letter from the Cabinet Secretary for Health, Well-being and Sport to the Petitions Committee - CAMHS crisis care teams The CYPE Committee has been
copied into a response to the Petitions Committee regarding CAMHS.
Supporting documents: |
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Letter from Chair of Public Accounts Committee - Regional Education Consortia The Public Accounts Committee undertook a short inquiry
into the findings of the Auditor General’s memorandum on ‘Achieving improvement
in support to schools through regional education consortia - a review of progress’.
A number of issues relating to the CYPE Committee’s portfolio were raised and are
summarised in this letter. Supporting documents: |
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Letter from Cabinet Secretary for Health, Well-being and Sport - Inquiry into Perinatal Mental Health The
Cabinet Secretary’s response to the actions raised following the evidence
session on 12 July. Supporting documents: |
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Letter from HM Senior Coroner for North Wales (East & Central) - Inquiry into Perinatal Mental Health The Coroner has responded to the
Committee’s request for information relating to an inquest drawn to the
Committee’s attention during its stakeholder event on perinatal mental health.
Supporting documents: |
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Correspondence from Local Health Boards - Inquiry into Perinatal Mental Health The
Committee wrote to all Local Health Boards requesting additional information on
psychological support for the inquiry. The
letters give details of the information received. Supporting documents: |
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Letter from Minister for Lifelong Learning and Welsh Language - Youth Work The letter responds to the
Chair’s letter of 10 July and welcomes the Committee’s intention to
continue reviewing youth work across Wales and to closely monitor the work of
the Welsh Government in this area.
Supporting documents: |
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Letter from Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Infrastructure - Learner Travel This
letter provides an update on the development of learner
travel in Wales and the compliance of Local Authorities with learner travel
legislation and guidance. Supporting documents: |
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Letter from Cabinet Secretary for Health, Well-being and Sport - Revised School Nurse Framework The
Committee wrote to the Cabinet Secretary requesting clarification about school
nurses’ relationship with learners who have long-term or chronic health
conditions, and querying the lack of a reference to existing healthcare needs
guidance in the Revised Framework. This is a response to that letter. Supporting documents: |
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Letter from the Chair to the Llywydd - Programming forthcoming legislation The Committee discussed this at
the meeting on 20 July. This is the response sent on behalf of the committee to
Llywydd.
Supporting documents: |
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Letter from the Llywydd to the Chair - Implementation of the Wales Act 2017 All
the letters below refer to the date for the Principal Appointment day. Paper
to note 17 - Letter from the Chair to the Llywydd - Implementation of the Wales
Act 2017 Paper
to note 18 - Letter from the Llywydd to the Chair - Implementation of the Wales
Act 2017 Paper
to note 19 - Letter from the Llywydd to the Rt Hon Alun Cairns MP - Principal
Appointed Day Supporting documents: |
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Follow up correspondence from scrutiny session with Cabinet Secretary for Communities and Children on 20 July Response
to the actions raised following the evidence session on 20 July. Supporting documents: |
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Additional Learning Needs and Education Tribunal (Wales) Bill - Correspondence and revised Regulatory Impact Assessment This
correspondence gives details of the revised RIA published on 8 September and an
update from the Minister on the implementation of the Additional
Learning Needs Transformation Programme. Supporting documents: |
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Letter from the Chair to the Cabinet Secretary for Health Well-being and Sport - Inquiry into the Emotional and Mental Health of Children and Young People The Chair has written to the Cabinet Secretary seeking additional information for the inquiry. Supporting documents: |
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(11.05) |
Motion under Standing Order 17.42 (ix) to resolve to exclude the public from the meeting for the remainder of the meeting. Minutes: The
Motion was agreed. |
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(11.15 - 11.30) |
Inquiry into Teachers' Professional Learning and Education - Consideration of evidence received Minutes: The Committee considered the evidence heard during the meeting. |
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(11.30 - 12.00) |
Inquiry into Perinatal Mental Health - Consideration of draft report Minutes: The Committee considered the draft report. Subject to some
minor amendments, the report was agreed. |
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(12.00 - 12.15) |
Legislative Consent: Financial Guidance and Claims Bill - Consideration of draft report Supporting documents:
Minutes: The Committee considered and agreed with the draft report. |
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(12.15 - 12.30) |
Inquiry into the Emotional and Mental Health of Children and Young People - Preparation for visits on 28 September Minutes: Preparation for visits on 28 September were discussed with members. |