Written Assembly Questions tabled on 09 March 2010 for answer on 16 March 2010
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(Self identifying Question no. shown in brackets)
To ask the Minister for Business and Budget
Kirsty Williams (Brecon and Radnorshire): Will the Minister detail, giving figures for each department, how much the Welsh Assembly Government has spent on (a) advertising and (b) consultants in each year since 1999. (WAQ55857)
To ask the Minister for Children, Education and Lifelong Learning
Jenny Randerson (Cardiff Central): For all school reorganisation proposals dealt with by the Welsh Assembly Government in the last 12 months, will the Minister provide a breakdown showing for each one how long determination took and which local authority they come from. (WAQ55851)
Jenny Randerson (Cardiff Central): For the school reorganisation proposals currently awaiting ministerial approval, will the Minister provide a breakdown showing for each one how long they have been awaiting approval and which local authority they come from. (WAQ55852)
Mick Bates (Montgomeryshire): Will the Minister outline the difference between the International Baccalaureate and Welsh Baccalaureate. (WAQ55854)
Jenny Randerson (Cardiff Central): Further to the Minister’s answers to WAQ55697, WAQ55718 and WAQ55719, will the Minister detail whether the term 'publication’ used in these answers refers to the time of the publication of the statutory notice of the proposal, or to the end of the two month consultation period. (WAQ55858)
To ask the Minister for Health and Social Services
Jenny Randerson (Cardiff Central): What progress has been made to ensure that all healthcare settings involved in the assessment and diagnosis of arthritis and chronic musculoskeletal conditions have signposting information available regarding support services and other information. (WAQ55855)
Jenny Randerson (Cardiff Central): What assessment has been made of the implementation of self-management programmes for people living arthritis and musculoskeletal conditions. (WAQ55856)
Michael German (South Wales East): What discussions has the Minister had with Welsh Assembly Government officials, the UK Government and the Department of Health and Isle of Man Government officials regarding the continuation of the NHS reciprocal agreement between Wales and the Isle of Man. (WAQ55859)
Michael German (South Wales East): Will the Minister confirm that legislation to give effect to ending the NHS reciprocal agreement with the Channel Islands has already been passed by the National Assembly for Wales but that legislation in respect to the Isle of Man has yet to be introduced. (WAQ55860)
To ask the Minister for Rural Affairs
Mick Bates (Montgomeryshire): Will the Minister detail any discussions she had had regarding the introduction of a 'horse tax’ in Wales. (WAQ55853)