Siambr · Cai Parry-Jones
Written questions
146 written questions on record from the Seventh Senedd on, newest first. Page 2 of 3.
WQ100342 · Tabled · Answered
Does the Welsh Government plan to bring forward another supplementary budget this financial year, if so, when?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Finance
It is our intention to publish at least one further supplementary budget in this financial year. The timing of the next supplementary budget is not yet confirmed.
WQ100341 · Tabled · Answered
Will the Cabinet Minister provide the full costings of the Welsh Government's childcare offer?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
As I set out in my oral statement on childcare expansion on 14 July, current modelling suggests that extending funded provision to children aged 9 months to 4 years would require additional core childcare funding of £250 million to £500 million at today’s prices, with £375 million as the midpoint estimate. The precise funding requirement will depend on take-up rates, with current assumptions of 50% to 80% informing the lower and upper estimates.
Work is ongoing with our economists and analysts to test and model a range of variables, which includes the costs at each phase of expansion and potential take-up rates.
As advised by our Expansion of Childcare Expert Steering Group, we will also take account not only of workforce costs, but a range of factors including training and development, additional learning needs, local authority support and capital.
WQ100312 · Tabled · Answered
What progress has the Cabinet Minister made towards delivering the Welsh Government's commitments to recruit 100 additional GPs, increase the proportion of the NHS budget allocated to primary care by 0.5 per cent each year, and shift healthcare towards prevention to reduce reliance on emergency services?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Health and Care
Substantive response
WQ100296 · Tabled · Answered
Further to WQ100041, will the Cabinet Minister confirm if she has had meetings with BBC Wales since taking office?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning
I refer the Member to the response to WQ100041
WQ100268 · Tabled · Answered
Will the Cabinet Minister provide the details of the property purchased on 30 July 2026 including the costs, as shown in the Welsh Government decision reports: 2026 - 7th Government?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy
The Decision report referenced is to an agreement of the Finance Minister to acquire a property for transport. The transaction referenced has yet to reach legal completion and further details will not be provided in advance of that to protect Welsh Minister’s commercial interests.
WQ100240 · Tabled · Answered
Further to WQ99131, why did the Counsel General's answer not set out what legal advice the Welsh Government has sought regarding releasing the legal advice for the proposed national crime prevention agency?
Answered by Counsel General
Establishing a new national body requires careful consideration of its purpose, scope, governance, legal status and funding arrangements.
Rather than predetermine the outcome, we are working through those issues carefully to ensure any future arrangements are credible, affordable and capable of delivering better outcomes for communities across Wales.
WQ100239 · Tabled · Answered
Will the Cabinet Minister provide the legal advice she has received relating to the proposed Cynnal payment?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
I have established an expert group to help lead on the design and delivery of the pilot. This will include legal, policy and delivery considerations and those considerations are on-going.
WQ100174 · Tabled · Answered
Will the First Minister provide the reasoning as to why he abolished the role of Cabinet Minister for North Wales?
Answered by First Minister
My Cabinet represents all of Wales.
WQ100150 · Tabled · Answered
Will the Cabinet Minister provide a breakdown of the specific activities, services and deliverables the Welsh Government intends to commission through the climate change behaviour change campaign, including planned advertising, media buying, research, public engagement, digital activity and evaluation, and detail its target audience, objectives and intended outcomes?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Rural Resilience and Sustainability
Progress in reducing Wales's carbon emissions will increasingly depend on the uptake of low-carbon heating and transport technologies. Effective communications will help build awareness and confidence, support informed choices, and promote the advice, support and assistance available.
While the overall approach is still being developed, targeted communications will be used to encourage the uptake of heat pumps, solar panels and electric vehicles, supported by audience research, partnership working, monitoring and evaluation. This will also include further development of the Climate Action Wales website and a national climate survey to strengthen the evidence base for future communications and policy-making.
Public engagement will be foundational to Wales's first Climate and Nature Action Plan, which I announced details of on 19 August. The Plan will set out a cross-government programme of action to address the climate and nature emergency as one interconnected challenge. As the Plan is developed, it will be important to involve people, communities, partners and organisations in shaping solutions.
WQ100148 · Tabled · Answered
Further to WQ100056, will the Cabinet Minister provide the source for the £700 million figure cited in the answer, and does she recognise that the Crown Estate being devolved to the Scottish Government has meant no actual cash increase to its overall budget since it is deducted from their block grant?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Finance
The Welsh Government estimated the figure of £700m in WQ100056 based on the financial information published by the Crown Estate in their recent Annual Report together with evidence gathered from the Group on the Future of the Crown Estate in Wales.
To date, the Block Grant deduction in Scotland is significantly less than the income generated from Crown Estate activity in Scotland. Between 2017-18 and 2024-25 the Crown Estate raised around £900m in income (of which around £800m relates to offshore wind option fees). The related deduction to the Scottish Government’s block grant totalled less than £60m over this period.
WQ100131 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding is the Welsh Government providing to support Gypsies and Travellers living on sites with their energy costs?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
The Welsh Government is providing £600k in 2026/27 to support Gypsies and Travellers living on sites with their energy costs.
WQ100130 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding is the Welsh Government providing to the Anti-Slavery Wales 2026 conference?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
The Welsh Government’s expenditure on the conference will not exceed £2,500.
WQ100121 · Tabled · Answered
What consideration has the Welsh Government given to flying British and Welsh flags outside all state schools?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Education and the Welsh Language
In Wales, the decision on what flags, if any, are flown at a maintained school will normally sit with the school governing body and headteacher, as part of the wider responsibility for the school’s ethos, policies and day-to-day management.
WQ100113 · Tabled · Answered
Will the Cabinet Minister consider mandating health boards to provide patients with printed or digital copies of diagnostic results as an interim measure while consistent access to diagnostic reports through the NHS Wales App is being developed?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Health and Care
With over four out of five patient pathways involving diagnostic testing, from the detection of disease to the monitoring of treatment, there are no current plans to mandate healthcare providers to issue written diagnostic reports. The cost of providing an interim solution is unknown; however, given the expected volume of tests, it could be prohibitive relative to the net benefit. Manually distributing results would also be time-consuming, divert clinical time and create information-governance risks if results were issued incorrectly. Referrers are already expected to share diagnostic test outcomes with patients in a way that supports understanding and reduces the risk of misinterpretation.
WQ100112 · Tabled · Answered
What specific interim safety measures are in place to ensure patient health outcomes are maximised while the phased rollout of the NHS Wales App takes place?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Health and Care
The NHS Wales App is being rolled out in phases to ensure new services are introduced safely, tested appropriately and refined based on user feedback before wider implementation. Existing routes for accessing NHS services, appointments and communications remain available throughout, ensuring patient care is not dependent on use of the App.
The National Patient Safety Plan outlines NHS Wales' approach to making care safer by reducing avoidable harm and fostering a culture in which patients and staff are listened to, learning and improvement are continuous and strong leadership is embedded throughout the system.
In line with these principles, the NHS Wales App is subject to ongoing clinical and technical assurance, security monitoring and continuous improvement, helping to ensure patient health outcomes are maximised as new digital services are progressively introduced
WQ100056 · Tabled · Answered
What assessment has the Cabinet Minister made of the potential impact on Welsh Government funding of devolving the Crown Estate to Wales, including any consequential adjustment to the Welsh block grant?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Finance
Wales is estimated to have lost out on around £700 million in recent rounds of offshore wind leasing because revenues generated from Welsh assets have not been retained in Wales. The precise fiscal implications of devolving the Crown Estate, including any consequential adjustment to the Welsh block grant, would be subject to negotiation with HM Treasury as part of any transfer. Devolution will allow the Welsh Government’s budget to benefit from future growth in Crown Estate assets and income streams in Wales, as is already the case for the Scottish Government.
WQ100041 · Tabled · Answered
How many meetings has the Cabinet Minister held with representatives, employees, or other officials of BBC Wales regarding her portfolio responsibilities since taking office, and will she provide details of the dates of those meetings and the individuals who attended?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning
Details of ministerial meetings are published routinely as part of the Welsh Government’s transparency arrangements.
WQ100038 · Tabled · Answered
Will the Cabinet Minister provide an update on the Welsh Government's comprehensive audit of health data sources?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Health and Care
A group of Welsh data experts from across health and care organisations have been commissioned to support and advise Welsh Government officials in undertaking the comprehensive audit of health data sources. This group will provide expertise to shape the scope of the audit, undertake an analysis of collated data sources and identify gaps where further activity is required.
The commission group is expected to meet for the first time on 29 September 2026.
I have written to the Chief Executives of NHS Wales Health Boards and Trusts and to Chief Executives of Local Authorities in Wales to request support in facilitating timely responses by their organisations to any requests for data issued the commission group.
WQ100030 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Refugee Council receive as part of its Welsh Government contract to deliver the Wales Sanctuary Service?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
The Welsh Refugee Council has been allocated £840,000 (including VAT) for the current financial year (2026-2027) to lead delivery of the Wales Sanctuary Service.
WQ100024 · Tabled · Answered
What action is the Cabinet Minister taking to ensure that Cadw completes the restoration of the Nantgarw china works?
Answered by Trefnydd, Chief Whip and Cabinet Minister for Culture and Sport
Responsibility for restoration and ongoing management rests with the Nantgarw China Works Trust, which leases the site from the local authority. Cadw’s role is to provide specialist conservation advice and to determine applications for Scheduled Monument Consent and grant funding relating to the scheduled remains.
Cadw will continue to engage constructively with the Trust and provide specialist advice and support where appropriate.
WQ99968 · Tabled · Answered
Will the Cabinet Minister provide an update on draft plans for a designated funding stream to support the travel and accommodation costs of patients travelling outside of Wales for specialist cancer treatment, as set out in the Welsh Government's 100 day plan?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Health and Care
I recognise the unique challenges for patients who have to travel outside of Wales to receive specialist treatment, alongside the wider emotional and financial impact on families and carers. We are committed to ensuring that no one has to endure financial hardship from accessing such services. This is something I wish to address through the National Cancer Strategy announced on 15 July.
As confirmed in my announcement, my officials are working on the introduction of a travel and accommodation fund. Next steps include engagement with UK governments, partner organisations, and key stakeholders including third sector organisations to consider its potential scope, requirements and service impact. This engagement is underway and will continue over the coming weeks.
WQ99949 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide Ethnic Minorities and Youth Support Team Wales (EYST), and why?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
During 2025-26, the Welsh Government provided £647,695 to the Ethnic Minorities and Youth Support Team (EYST). This funding supports advice services for ethnic minority groups, youth work, race equality activity linked to the Anti-racist Wales Action Plan, lived experience work on child poverty in minority ethnic communities, and associated service costs.
The funding comprised: a three-year Single Advice Fund grant of £101,458; a three-year Strategic Voluntary Youth Work Organisation grant of £86,628; a two-year Race Equality grant of £418,396; a one-year lived experience grant of £27,340 relating to 2024-25 costs; and £13,873 service costs for panel costs, training and secondments.
WQ99940 · Tabled · Answered
What assurances has the Cabinet Minister sought that health boards participating in clinical trials involving multi-system diagnostic imaging have appropriate procedures for identifying, communicating and following up incidental findings?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Health and Care
The Welsh Government expects health boards to deliver clinical trials in line with all ethical, regulatory and governance requirements, including approved arrangements for identifying, communicating and following up incidental findings.
The Health Research Authority oversees governance and ethics review, while the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency authorises and regulates clinical trials of medicines. The Medical Research Council is not a regulator but provides guidance on managing health-related findings. Health boards must ensure trials follow the approved protocol and participant safety arrangements.
WQ99939 · Tabled · Answered
What assessment has the Cabinet Minister made of differences between health boards in patients' ability to access hospital diagnostic reports through the NHS Wales App, and will the Welsh Government introduce a consistent national standard for access to diagnostic reports?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Health and Care
The NHS Wales App is being developed as a national, Once for Wales service to provide people across Wales with secure, equitable access to their health and care information through a single digital front door. The App already provides nationally available services, including hospital waiting list and appointment information, with further functionality being introduced on a phased basis.
While access to some information may currently vary as new functionality is rolled out and integrated with existing systems, the Welsh Government's ambition is for citizens to have a consistent experience regardless of where they receive care. The NHS Wales App programme is therefore based on common national standards and a Once for Wales approach to delivering digital services across NHS Wales.
As per our First 100 Days plan, we are also working with relevant partners to audit health data sources in Wales, with the aim of improving their consistency, transparency and accessibility.
WQ99885 · Tabled · Answered
What representations has the Welsh Government made to Cardiff Council about the potential local economic damage that would be caused by a workplace parking charge?
Answered by Deputy Minister for Transport
The Welsh Government has not made representations to Cardiff Council specifically about the potential local economic imapcts that would be caused by a workplace parking charge.
Workplace parking levies are provided for under the Transport Act 2000; however, the detailed legislative framework required to enable such schemes has not been made in Wales. No decision has been taken to introduce the secondary legislation required to enable workplace parking levy schemes in Wales.
Should a local authority wish to pursue such a scheme in the future, Welsh Ministers would consider any legislative and approval requirements at the appropriate stage. This would include consideration of the available evidence, the deliverability of the proposal, the likely impacts on businesses, communities and the transport network, and the outcome of local consultation.
The Welsh Government recognises the important role businesses play in supporting economic growth and employment. We also recognise the importance of providing reliable and attractive alternatives to private car use through investment in public transport and measures that support sustainable travel choices.
WQ99889 · Tabled · Answered
Does the Welsh Government intend to bring forward secondary legislation to allow for workplace parking levies to be implemented by councils in Wales?
Answered by Deputy Minister for Transport
Whilst there are no current plans in place to bring forward secondary legislation for this, we shall continue to work with partners such as the Local Authorities to consider and, where appropriate, deliver demand management measures where it provides a more inclusive approach to transport across Wales.
WQ99888 · Tabled · Answered
Will the Commission set out the cost, budget and staffing structure of the Senedd's Wellness Team?
Answered by Senedd Commission
Llywydd on behalf of the Senedd Commission:
Employee wellbeing is a priority area for our staff, supported through the wider work of the Commission and regarded as a shared responsibility across the organisation, including by senior leaders, managers and employees.
The Senedd Commission does not have a dedicated ‘Wellness Team’. The Commission’s specific activity in this area sits within the HR Operations team, and forms part of the remit of one post (0.8 FTE). The estimated annual employment cost of the 0.8 FTE post is £56,374.44; the ‘wellbeing’ activity will therefore form a proportion, but not all, of that overall cost.
Similarly, there is no dedicated ‘wellness’ budget. For 2026/27, the relevant budgets which may support wellbeing-related activity are the one which covers a range of occupational health, employee assistance programme and associated operational requirements, at £65,538, and the Equipment budget of £20,000, which is for the provision of DSE equipment and reasonable physical adjustments.
WQ99886 · Tabled · Answered
Further to WQ99334, will the Cabinet Minister confirm what non substantive meetings she has had with BBC Wales?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
None. Details of ministerial meetings are published routinely as part of the Welsh Government’s transparency arrangements.
WQ99882 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide to the Wales Governance Centre?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Finance
No current funding is being provided directly to the Wales Governance Centre from the Welsh Government. Funding had been provided to the Wales Governance Centre in 2017-2019 through the Justice Commission for Wales and to the Wales Fiscal Analysis project (hosted by the Wales Governance Centre) up to 2024.
WQ99856 · Tabled · Answered
How is Welsh Government ensuring that the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff remains open?
Answered by Trefnydd, Chief Whip and Cabinet Minister for Culture and Sport
We have already allocated up to £4.8m in 2026-27 to support the most urgent improvement works and help protect the collections at National Museum Cardiff (NMC), whilst continuing conversations with Amgueddfa Cymru about future requirements.
Any future decisions on NMC will only be made once a full and robust business case has been developed by Amgueddfa Cymru, rigorously assessed and formally approved through the appropriate processes. This will ensure the proposals are deliverable, affordable and that funding is in place.
WQ99853 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide to Wales Tamil Sangam?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
During the 2025-26 financial year, the Welsh Government provided £4,996 Grant funding to Wales Tamil Sangam.
WQ99852 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide to the Swansea Chinese Community Coop Centre?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
During the 2025-26 financial year, the Welsh Government provided no funding to Swansea Chinese Community Coop Centre.
WQ99851 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide to the Bangladeshi Women's Association Wales?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
During the 2025-26 financial year, the Welsh Government provided no funding to Bangladeshi Women’s Association Wales.
WQ99850 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide to the Bangladesh Welfare Association, Cardiff?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
During the 2025-26 financial year, the Welsh Government provided no funding to Bangladesh Welfare Association Cardiff.
WQ99846 · Tabled · Answered
Does the Welsh Government support Cardiff Council's proposed workplace parking levy, and if so, does it support other councils making such a move?
Answered by Deputy Minister for Transport
Workplace parking levies are provided for under the Transport Act 2000, but the detailed legislative framework required to enable such schemes has not yet been made in Wales.
Any proposal would be a matter for the relevant local authority to develop and assess, taking account of local circumstances, statutory requirements, consultation, and the potential impacts on businesses and individuals.
If a local authority wished to proceed with a scheme, Welsh Ministers would need to consider the legislative and approval requirements at the appropriate stage, informed by the evidence, deliverability of the proposal and the outcome of local consultation.
WQ99774 · Tabled · Answered
What plans does the Welsh Government have to increase the number of trains on the Coryton Line to four an hour?
Answered by Deputy Minister for Transport
Transport for Wales (TfW) have recently completed a strategic outline case for further enhancements to the sections of the Core Valley Lines (CVL) within Cardiff. This has demonstrated that there is a positive case for enhancing the frequency of the services on the Coryton Line to four trains per hour alongside delivering a new station at Roath Park on the Rhymney Line. These enhancements will now be considered as part of a package of potential further improvements to the whole CVL network.
Welsh Government received £48m from the UK Government for CVL enhancements in the four year 2025 UK Government spending review. However, this funding is not sufficient to deliver enhancements such as increasing the frequency of services on the Coryton Line. We will be making a case to the UK Government for increased CVL enhancement funding as part of our case for fair funding for rail in Wales.
WQ99733 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide to Nationwide Association for Integrated Development?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
During the 2025-26 financial year, the Welsh Government provided no funding to Nationwide Association for Integrated Development.
WQ99695 · Tabled · Answered
Will the Cabinet Minister provide an update as to the status of St David's Hall, Cardiff?
Answered by Trefnydd, Chief Whip and Cabinet Minister for Culture and Sport
Cardiff Council has confirmed that repair works, including remedial action to address reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC), are progressing well. I recognise the impact that the closure has had on audiences, performers and cultural organisations, and the important role that St David's Hall plays in Cardiff's cultural life and within Wales's wider cultural infrastructure.
WQ99663 · Tabled · Answered
What consideration has the Welsh Government given to introducing statutory guidance for schools in Wales, similar to "Benedict's Law" in England, to improve allergy safety for pupils, including requirements for whole-school allergy policies, staff training, individual healthcare plans and access to emergency adrenaline auto-injectors?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Education and the Welsh Language
The Welsh Government is aware of developments in England regarding ‘Benedict’s Law’ and is currently reviewing relevant statutory and supplementary guidance, including guidance on the use of emergency adrenaline auto-injectors in maintained schools. We will consider Benedict’s Law, alongside wider developments across the UK, to inform future policy in Wales.
In the meantime, Welsh Government sets out clear expectations for maintained schools and local authorities through its statutory guidance, supporting learners with healthcare needs in schools statutory guidance.
We have also published specific guidance for schools on the use of emergency adrenaline auto-injectors to treat anaphylaxis, supporting schools to respond effectively to allergic reactions and help keep learners safe.
WQ99656 · Tabled · Answered
What action is the Welsh Government taking to reduce diagnosis times for endometriosis in Wales, including consideration of new diagnostic tests, and to improve timely access to specialist diagnosis, treatment and care for women affected by the condition?
Answered by Deputy Minister for Social Care, Mental Health and Women’s Health
We recognise that diagnosis of endometriosis can take too long. We are committed to strengthening the NHS Wales Women’s Health Plan – reducing delayed diagnosis and late treatment for women and girls in areas such as endometriosis.
We are committed to improving service access and support to women with endometriosis through a programme of work focused on improving the pathway across primary, secondary and tertiary services. This will include work to improve workforce skills to encourage earlier recognition of symptoms and improving access to assessment and treatment to reduce diagnostic delays across Wales. As this work develops, we will give consideration to whether a target for diagnosis times is appropriate.
We welcome NICE's recent draft recommendations supporting the evaluation of innovative non-invasive diagnostic technologies for endometriosis. This reflects the importance of earlier diagnosis and improved women's health pathways, which are key ambitions of the Women's Health Plan for Wales. We will consider the implementation of these tests as part of primary care pathway development following final recommendations from NICE due October 2026
WQ99649 · Tabled · Answered
In relation to Adam Price MS's claims, references 2044214 and 2044218, for a visit to Boston in 2023, will the Commission confirm whether a) a business case was submitted, and b) a report of the visit was provided in line with section 5.15 of the Determination that was in force at that time?
Answered by Senedd Commission
The Commission can confirm that, in accordance with the arrangements in place at the time, all Members who wished to arrange international travel for which they intended to claim under the Determination applied by sending a business case for prior approval.
Where a Member undertook international travel, the Member was responsible for producing a post-visit report. If travel did not take place, the requirement to submit a post-visit report would not arise. In relation to claim references 2044214 and 2044218, a business case was submitted, but a report of the visit was not as the visit did not take place.
WQ99647 · Tabled · Answered
What consideration has the Welsh Government given to the possibility that moving to a needs-based funding formula for Wales could mean a reduction in overall funding to Wales?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Finance
Our priority is securing fair funding outcomes for Wales. Wales needs a modern needs-based funding system that is fair, transparent and properly reflects Wales’ demographic and economic realities.
WQ99631 · Tabled · Answered
What discussions has the Welsh Government had with the UK Government, Ofgem and TrustMark regarding householders in Wales who have been left with defective ECO4 installations following an accredited installer going into administration?
Answered by Cabinet Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning
I raised the impact of poor workmanship in the ECO4 scheme and the ongoing issues people are facing to secure remediation works with Martin McCluskey MP, UK Government Minister for Energy Consumers, when we met on 11 June. My officials are also in contact with the UK Government to discuss progress and share our experience of delivering high quality retrofits through the Nest scheme.
Poor workmanship by a range of ECO4 installers has impacted households across Wales. This was not the responsibility of a single installer but a systemic failure in the ECO scheme, which did not include sufficient oversight and quality control.
A number of installers have entered administration as a result of the UK Government announcing it is closing the ECO scheme, the most notable Wales based example being Consumer Energy Solutions (CES).
My advice to householders who have been let down by ECO installers is to ensure they register their complaint as soon as possible. The dedicated process for CES installations is here set out here: Consumer Energy Solutions (CES) Has Entered Administration • TrustMark and for all other customers, the process is to be found here: Complaints Process • TrustMark.
WQ99617 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide to Networking for World Awareness of Multicultural Integration?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
During the 2025-26 financial year, the Welsh Government provided no funding to Networking for World Awareness of Multicultural Integration.
WQ99615 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide the Hindu Cultural Association (Wales)?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
During the 2025-26 financial year, the Welsh Government provided no funding to the Hindu Cultural Association (Wales).
WQ99610 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide to the Chinese in Wales Association?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
During the 2025-26 financial year, the Welsh Government provided £675 to the Chinese in Wales Association for performances at an event.
WQ99609 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide to the Sanatan Dharma Mandal and Hindu Community Centre?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
During the 2025-26 financial year, the Welsh Government provided no funding to the Sanatan Dharma Mandal and Hindu Community Centre.
WQ99608 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide to Race Council Cymru?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
During the 2025-26 financial year, the Welsh Government provided £188,079.11 in grant funding to Race Council Cymru. In addition, £33,887.50 was provided to support several events.
WQ99607 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide to the Indian Society of South West Wales?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
During the 2025-26 financial year, the Welsh Government provided no funding to the Indian Society of South West Wales.
WQ99605 · Tabled · Answered
How much funding does the Welsh Government provide to the Ethnic Minority Welsh Women Achievement Association?
Answered by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
During the 2025-26 financial year, the Welsh Government provided £17,850 to the Ethnic Minority Welsh Women Achievement Association to support several events.
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