Bovine tuberculosis in Wales
Following
the publication of the Welsh Government’s consultation document ‘A
Refreshed TB Eradication Strategy’, the Climate Change, Environment and
Rural Affairs Committee agreed to undertake a short inquiry to look at the
efficacy of past approaches and consider the future direction of Welsh
Government policy.
The purpose of the inquiry was:
- to assess the
evidence behind the control and eradication methods set out in the Welsh
Government's refreshed bovine TB eradication programme through a
comparison with approaches outside Wales; and
- to assess
whether sufficient monitoring and evaluation arrangements are in place to
ensure the effectiveness and value for money of the programme can be
demonstrated in the future.
The Committee heard evidence from stakeholders at
its meetings on 10
November 2016 and 8
December 2016. On 14
December 2016, the Committee held a scrutiny session with the
Welsh Government.
The Committee published its report: Report
on the Welsh Government’s Refreshed TB Eradication programme (PDF 596KB) on
23 May 2017. The Welsh Government responded
(PDF 146KB) on 20 June 2017.
Business type: Other
Reason considered: Senedd Business;
Status: Complete
First published: 04/01/2017
Documents
- The Welsh Government response from the Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs
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- Climate Change, Environment and Rural Affairs Committee report - 23 May 2017
- Correspondence from the Cabinet Secretary for the Environment and Rural Affairs regarding badger removal - 17 May 2017
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- Correspondence to the Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs regarding proposals for badger removal - 10 May 2017
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- Correspondence from the Chair, Petitions Committee - 13 April 2017
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- Correspondence from the Chair to the Cabinet Secretary for Energy, Planning and Rural Affairs - 19 December 2017
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- Correspondence from Adam Price AM to the Cabinet Secretary for the Environment and Rural Affairs (Welsh only) - 15 March 2017
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