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Transcript: Transcript for 20/03/2024 - Children, Young People and Education Committee
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(09.15) |
Introductions, apologies, substitutions and declarations of interest Minutes: 1.1 The Chair welcomed Members to the meeting of the Children, Young People and Education Committee. 1.2 The Chair noted that Ken Skates MS and Laura Jones MS would be joining the meeting late, and that James Evans MS would need to leave the meeting early and had sent his apologies from 11am onwards. |
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(09.15 - 10.15) |
Care Inspectorate Wales: Annual Scrutiny Gillian Baranski, Chief Inspector, Care Inspectorate Wales Vicky Poole, Deputy Chief Inspector, Care Inspectorate Wales Supporting documents:
Minutes: 2.1 The Committee scrutinised Care Inspectorate Wales. 2.2 The Committee agreed to write to Care Inspectorate Wales with some specific questions for the inquiry into Children and Young People on the Margins. 2.3 Care Inspectorate Wales agreed to provide a note on the report issued regarding the inspections of Ty Cariad children’s home. |
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(10.15) |
Motion under Standing Order 17.42(ix) to resolve to exclude the public from items 4 and 8 of the meeting Minutes: 3.1 The motion was agreed. |
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(10.15 - 10.20) |
Care Inspectorate Wales: Annual Scrutiny - consideration of the evidence Minutes: 4.1 The Committee considered the evidence it has heard in the previous session. |
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(10.30 - 11.30) |
Implementation of education reforms - evidence session Judge Jane McConnell, President of the Education Tribunal for Wales Rhian Davies-Rees, Head of Welsh Tribunals Unit Supporting documents:
Minutes: 5.1 The Committee heard evidence from Judge Jane McConnell. |
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(11.35 - 12.25) |
Scrutiny session with Social Care Wales Sue Evans, Chief Executive, Social Care Wales Sarah McCarty, Executive Director Improvement and Development, Social Care Wales Supporting documents:
Minutes: 6.1 The Committee scrutinised Social Care Wales. 6.2 Social Care Wales agreed to provide the following: - when published the latest social worker vacancy figures and; - a breakdown of age profiles of people on the social services practitioner course. |
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(12.25) |
Papers to note Minutes: 7.1 The papers were noted. 7.2 The Committee agreed to write to the Minister for Education and Welsh Language to raise the issues highlighted in the letter from Universities Wales. |
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Residential Outdoor Education (Wales) Bill Supporting documents: |
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Welsh Government Draft Budget 2024-25 Supporting documents: |
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Information from Stakeholders Supporting documents: |
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General scrutiny of the Minister for Education and Welsh Language Supporting documents: |
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Information from Stakeholders Supporting documents: |
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Information from Stakeholders Supporting documents: |
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Services for care experienced children: exploring radical reform Supporting documents: |
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Services for care experienced children: exploring radical reform Supporting documents: |
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Services for care experienced children: exploring radical reform Supporting documents: |
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Information from Stakeholders Supporting documents: |
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Implementation of education reforms Supporting documents: |
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Do disabled children and young people have equal access to education and childcare? Supporting documents: |
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General scrutiny of the Minister for Education and Welsh Language Supporting documents: |
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(12.25 - 12.30) |
Consideration of the evidence heard in the previous evidence sessions Minutes: 8.1 The Committee considered the evidence it had heard in the previous sessions. 8.2 The Committee agreed to write to the Minister for Education and Welsh Language to follow up on some of the evidence heard during the session on implementation of education reforms. |