P-06-1241 Welsh government to meet with a wider audience of unpaid carers
P-06-1241 Welsh government to meet with a wider audience of unpaid carers
This
petition was submitted by Mike O'Brien, having collected a total of 133
signatures.
Text of Petition:
Please sign the petition
and ask the Welsh Government to meet with a wider audience of unpaid carers and
listen to our stories. We want the Welsh Government to meet regularly with
carers outside of the carer organisations and committees. The aim of these
meetings would be to give carers a voice, a chance to share their concerns and
for the Welsh Government to hear the real stories of carers on the ground.
We deserve the right to
have our voices heard. Unpaid carers have been ignored for too long and even
more so during the pandemic. For example, the Welsh Government stated that they
couldn't find any examples of services being stopped during the pandemic, but
actual carers on the ground know that services were stopped and still haven't
be restarted.
We’re asking that relevant
Minister to meet with us so we can help shape future policies to ensure a
better future for unpaid carers living in Wales.
Status
This petition was
considered completed by the Petitions Committee at its meeting on 13/06/2022.
The Committee considered
the petition and agreed that there is little further they can do on the issue
as a Committee, however it is possible for Members to champion the
lived-experience of carers in future work and on the floor of the Chamber.
Members agreed to close the petition and thank the petitioner.
Full details of the
consideration of this petition by the Committee and related documents can be
seen on the Meetings tab above.
It was first considered by the Petitions
Committee on 07/02/2022.
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Business type: Petition
Reason considered: Senedd Business;
Status: For consideration
First published: 18/01/2022