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Inquiry into physical activity of children and young people
- This consultation has completed. It ran from Thursday, 20 July 2017 to Friday, 15 September 2017
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Response to the consultation
Evidence submitted in response to this Consultation
- PACYP 01 Gwyn Harvey
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- PACYP 02 An Individual
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- PACYP 03 Richard Ebley
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- PACYP 04 Wales Institute for Physical Literacy
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- PACYP 05 Play Wales
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- PACYP 06 Marion Clark
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- PACYP 07 Hywel Dda University Health Board
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- PACYP 08 Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board
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- PACYP 09 Women in Sport
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- PACYP 10 Ysgol Bro Ingli
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- PACYP 11 St Aidan’s Church in Wales VA School
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- PACYP 12 Jasmine Langdon
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- PACYP 13 Sport Wales
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- PACYP 14 Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
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- PACYP 15 Centre for Exercise, Nutrition and Health Sciences at the University of Bristol
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- PACYP 16 Welsh Netball
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- PACYP 17 Cardiff Third Sector Council
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- PACYP 18 Cardiff and Vale University Health Board
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- PACYP 19 Carers Trust Wales
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- PACYP 20 Wales Principal Youth Officers' Group
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- PACYP 21 Pembrokeshire County Council
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- PACYP 22 Children in Wales
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- PACYP 23 University of Southampton
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- PACYP 24 Caerphilly County Borough Council
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- PACYP 25 Colleges Wales
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- PACYP 26 Aneurin Bevan University Health Board
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- PACYP 27 Elizabeth Lewis
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- PACYP 28 Mental Health Foundation
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- PACYP 29 Natural Resources Wales
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- PACYP 30 British Association for Shooting and Conservation
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- PACYP 31 City and County of Swansea
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- PACYP 32 Royal College of Nursing Wales
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- PACYP 33 British Medical Association
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- PACYP 34 Diabetes UK
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- PACYP 35 Welsh NHS Confederation
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- PACYP 36 Cardiff University
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- PACYP 37 NAHT Cymru
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- PACYP 38 Brecon Beacons National Park Authority
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- PACYP 39 Football Association Wales Trust
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- PACYP 40 Public Health Wales
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- PACYP 41 Ramblers Cymru
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- PACYP 42 Cricket Wales
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- PACYP 43 Sustrans Cymru
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- PACYP 44 Welsh Sports Association
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- PACYP 45 Welsh Rugby Union
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- PACYP 46 Fields in Trust
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- PACYP 47 Disability Sport Wales
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- PACYP 48 Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
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- PACYP 49 Powys County Council
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- PACYP 50 Bassaleg School
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- PACYP 51 Dilys Colbourne
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Purpose of the consultation
Physical inactivity is considered to be the fourth leading risk factor for mortality. The Welsh Government has previously estimated the cost of physical inactivity to Wales as being £650 million per year. We know that active children are more likely to become active adults and we also know the importance of physical activity in tackling obesity.
Terms of reference:
The Health, Social Care and Sport Committee is calling for evidence about:
- What do we know about physical activity levels in children
in Wales? How robust is the data on this issue?
- Differences
in gender-based attitudes towards, and opportunities for, participation in
physical activity in Wales.
- The
extent to which Welsh Government policies are aimed at whole populations
and/or particular groups, and what impact that approach has on addressing
health inequalities.
- Barriers
to increasing the levels of physical activity among children in Wales, and
examples of good practice in achieving increases in physical activity, and
in engagement with hard to reach groups, within Wales, the UK and
internationally.
- Physical
activity guidelines and how we benchmark physical fitness in children.
- Measurement,
evaluation and effectiveness of the Welsh Government’s programmes and
schemes aimed at promoting physical activity of children.
- Value
for money of Welsh Government spending to promote exercise in children.
- The role of schools, parents and peers in encouraging physical activity, and the role of Sport Wales, NHS Wales and Public Health Wales in improving levels of physical activity.
Following
its recent scrutiny of the Public Health (Wales) Act 2017,
the Health, Social Care and Sport
Committee anticipates that this inquiry will help inform its
contribution to the development of the national obesity strategy required by
that legislation. This inquiry will also take into account the recommendations
of the recently published report of the independent panel review of
Sport Wales.
Guidance
Submissions should be no longer
than five sides of A4, with numbered paragraphs, and should focus on matters
set out above. Please see guidance
for those providing evidence for committees.
The deadline for responses is 15
September 2017. Please send your views to: SeneddHealth@assembly.wales
Bilingual Policy
The Committee welcomes
contributions in English or Welsh, and we ask organisations with Welsh Language
policies/schemes to provide bilingual responses, where applicable, in line with
their public information policies.
Disclosure of Information
You can find further details
about how we will use your information at www.assembly.wales/InquiryPrivacy.
Please ensure that you have considered these details carefully before submitting
information to the Committee.
Contact details
Should you wish to speak to someone regarding this consultation, please use the below contact details:
Health, Social Care and Sport Committee
Welsh Parliament
Cardiff Bay
Cardiff
CF99 1SN
Email: Contact@Senedd.Wales
Telephone: 0300 200 6565