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Impacts of COVID-19: Economy, Infrastructure and Skills Committee - Open Call for evidence and experiences
- This consultation has completed. It ran from Saturday, 2 May 2020 to Wednesday, 11 November 2020
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Purpose of the consultation
Purpose of the consultation
The Economy, Infrastructure and Skills Committee is exploring the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on all areas within its remit. Members are interested in the effects of the pandemic; measures taken to slow the spread; and support being offered to help people, companies and other organisations through the pandemic . Members are particularly interested in gathering evidence and views looking forward at what needs to be done to help the nation recover.
Below is a list of areas the Committee is interested in. However this list is not exhaustive. Members would like to hear your views on any other areas within our remit you wish to draw to our attention.
- Effects on the economy and business – including how different sectors are being affected;
- Effects on jobs – including job retention and safety at work;
- Effects on transport – including the short and long-term impact of the virus on demand, travel patterns and mode used and how this should be managed, support for sustainable transport and how public transport can operate safely during the pandemic for passengers and staff;
- Effects on apprenticeships and other skills provision – including experiences of apprentices, companies who employ apprentices, organisations who provide training and how skills and the skills system could contribute to the nation’s recovery;
- The support of the Government and wider public sector to all of the above – including whether the support is working, or if there are gaps, and what fine tuning is needed or additional support could be offered?;
- Recovery – this includes what needs to be done to help Wales recover from the epidemic? This includes actions which should be taken by the government, commercial or from the community/third sector Government, to foster recovery in the areas covered by EIS. It also includes how area covered by the economy can assist in the recovery e.g. how skills training can be used to assist recovery.
Supporting documents
- 01. Cardiff City Deal
PDF 564 KB View as HTML (1) 69 KB
- 02. Cardiff Airport
PDF 293 KB
- 03. Chwarae Teg
PDF 43 KB View as HTML (3) 8 KB
- 04. FSB Wales
PDF 360 KB
- 05. PTI Cymru (Traveline)
PDF 30 KB View as HTML (5) 8 KB
- 06. Individual response
PDF 26 KB View as HTML (6) 6 KB
- 07. Industrial Communities Alliance Wales
PDF 219 KB View as HTML (7) 35 KB
- 08. Isle of Anglesey Council
PDF 452 KB
- 09. British Veterinary Association
PDF 528 KB View as HTML (9) 121 KB
- 10. Transport Focus
PDF 59 KB View as HTML (10) 14 KB
- 11. Institute of Theatre Consultants
PDF 622 KB View as HTML (11) 31 KB
- 12. University of St Andrews
PDF 623 KB View as HTML (12) 44 KB
- 13. Joint submission St Andrew and Aberystwyth University
PDF 244 KB View as HTML (13) 15 KB
- 14. Industrial Communities Alliance (Wales)
PDF 451 KB View as HTML (14) 54 KB
- 15. BT Wales
PDF 278 KB
- 16. Community Transport Association
PDF 936 KB View as HTML (16) 39 KB
- 17. RMT
PDF 389 KB View as HTML (17) 38 KB
- 18. Royal Town Planning Institute
PDF 706 KB
- 19. National Deaf Children’s Society Cymru
PDF 946 KB View as HTML (19) 61 KB
- 20. Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
PDF 243 KB
- 21. Equality and Human Rights Commission
PDF 1 MB
- 22. Bacta - Impact of COVID-19 on business in Wales
PDF 1 MB
- 23. Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW)
PDF 219 KB
- 24. Individual Response
PDF 303 KB View as HTML (24) 13 KB
- 25. The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry
PDF 1 MB
- 26. Individual Response
PDF 199 KB View as HTML (26) 9 KB
- 27. Bevan Foundation
PDF 376 KB View as HTML (27) 38 KB
- 28. Cardiff University
PDF 331 KB
- 29. EYST Wales
PDF 729 KB View as HTML (29) 56 KB
- 30. Country Land and Business Association Limited
PDF 249 KB View as HTML (30) 22 KB
- 31. Vattenfall Wind Power
PDF 143 KB
- 32. Cardiff University
PDF 553 KB View as HTML (32) 16 KB
- 33. Jones Bros Civil Engineering UK
PDF 227 KB
- 34. Engage to Change
PDF 227 KB
Contact details
Should you wish to speak to someone regarding this consultation, please use the below contact details:
Economy, Infrastructure and Skills Committee
Welsh Parliament
Cardiff Bay
Cardiff
CF99 1SN
Email: Contact@senedd.wales
Telephone: 0300 200 6565