Motions and Amendments for future Debate

Motions tabled on 23 June 2015

NNDM5791

Mick Antoniw (Pontypridd)
Peter Black (South Wales West)
Jocelyn Davies (South Wales East)

To propose that the National Assembly for Wales:

Supports the petition to the UK Government's Secretary of State for Justice for a posthumous pardon for Richard Lewis (better known as Dic Penderyn).

A copy of the petition has been placed in the Assembly's Library.

Supported by:

Keith Davies (Llanelli)
Christine Chapman (Cynon Valley)
Alun Davies (Blaenau Gwent)
David Rees (Aberavon)

NNDM5798 Jane Hutt (Vale of Glamorgan)

To propose that the Assembly, in accordance with Standing Order 20.30, approves the First Supplementary Budget for the financial year 2015-16 laid in the Table Office and emailed to Assembly Members on Tuesday, 23 June 2015.

Footnote:

In accordance with the relevant provisions contained in the Government of Wales Act 2006 and Standing Order 20, the Supplementary Budget comprises the following information:

(i) the written statement required under section 125(3) of the Government of Wales Act;

(ii) the resources agreed by the Treasury for the Welsh block budget for the financial year covered by the motion;

(iii) a reconciliation between the resources allocated to the Welsh block budget by the Treasury and the resources to be authorised for use in the motion;

(iv) a reconciliation between the estimated amounts to be paid into the Welsh Consolidated Fund by the Secretary of State and the amounts to be authorised for payment out of the Fund in the motion; and

(v) a reconciliation between the resources to be authorised under section 125(1)(a) and (b) of the Act and the amounts to be authorised for payment out of the Welsh Consolidated Fund under section 125(1)(c).

The following additional information has been made available to Members:

- a note explaining the main changes from previous plans.

NNDM5799

Mike Hedges (Swansea East)
Jocelyn Davies (South Wales East)
Alun Ffred Jones (Arfon)
Peter Black (South Wales West)

To propose that the National Assembly for Wales:

1. Believes that as long as the Barnett formula continues then expenditure on developments that only benefit England, such as HS2, should produce the full Barnett consequential for Wales;

2. Further believes that, when the UK Government and Welsh Government are in dispute over whether expenditure should produce a Barnett consequential for Wales, there is a need for an independent body to arbitrate.

Supported by:

Simon Thomas (Mid and West Wales)
Julie Morgan (Cardiff North)