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An assessment of how the suicide prevention and self-harm strategy affects children’s rights.

An assessment on how the extension of childcare regulation affects children’s rights.

An assessment of how the financial inclusion strategy affects children’s rights.

Parents in Wales will soon be able to access a new £1.7m fund to help cover the cost of school uniforms.

Responsibilities of the Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales

Mark Drakeford has congratulated Wales’ newly-elected councillors and called on them to continue to work with the Welsh Government on plans for local government reform.

Julie James MS, Minister for Housing and Local Government

Lesley Griffiths, Minister for Communities and Tackling Poverty

Julie Morgan MS, Deputy Minister for Social Services

Quay Hotel, Deganwy – 28 June 2019

Deputy Health and Social Services Minister Julie Morgan has announced an additional capital funding package of £7.7 million to help ensure parents throughout Wales can access the Childcare Offer.

First Minister meets cyclists to discuss £60m investment in Active Travel

One of the UK’s longest standing initiatives connecting businesses and organisations with academia is celebrating 50 years of delivering value to the Welsh economy.

The Welsh Government’s Counsel General has said the biggest change under a devolved justice system would be a reduced prison population.

The Elections and Elected Bodies (Wales) Bill, which was first introduced to the Senedd in October 2023, has today (09 July 2024) been passed by the Welsh Parliament.

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Eluned Morgan MS, Minister for Mental Health, Wellbeing and Welsh Language

Summaries of the decisions made by ministers.

This advice is informed by the outputs of the UK Scientific Advisory Group on Emergencies and the Welsh Technical Advisory Cell, WHO guidance and through discussions with Chief Medical Officers in the 4 Nations and Chief Economic Advisor in Wales.

“We are investing in the lives of young people who need a helping hand to achieve their potential,” Social Justice Minister Jane Hutt has vowed after meeting with those taking part in a Basic Income pilot scheme in North Wales.