Answers to questions not reached in Plenary

05/07/2023

Answers are published in the language in which they are provided, with a translation into English of responses provided in Welsh.

Questions For - Minister for Climate Change

OQ59788 Tabled on 28/06/2023

What assessment has the Minister made of the benefits to future generations of Welsh public sector pension funds disinvesting from fossil fuels?

Responsibility for local government pension scheme is not devolved. However, the Welsh Government recognises that investment funds such as the LGPS can play an important role in tackling climate change. We will continue to work with those with responsibility for pension funds to encourage economically and environmentally sustainable investments.

Answered by Minister for Climate Change | Answered on - 06/07/2023
 
OQ59797 Tabled on 28/06/2023

What discussions has the Minister had with local authorities regarding the decarbonisation of their vehicle fleets?

The Minister for Finance and Local Government and I regularly discuss climate change with local authorities, including the decarbonisation of their fleet.

Answered by Minister for Climate Change | Answered on - 06/07/2023
 
OQ59798 Tabled on 28/06/2023

What action is the Welsh Government taking to enable the decarbonisation of Welsh infrastructure?

The 'Wales Infrastructure Investment Strategy' provides a framework for our infrastructure investments, including decarbonising social housing, upgrading public and active travel networks and flood risk management interventions. Some areas, including rail infrastructure, remain the responsibility of the UK Government. Their appalling record on electrification speaks for itself.

Answered by Minister for Climate Change | Answered on - 06/07/2023

Questions For - Minister for Education and the Welsh Language

OQ59786 Tabled on 28/06/2023

What discussions has the Minister had with the Minister for Climate Change regarding the impact that Wales's public transport network is having on children accessing education?

Accessibility is a key pillar of our Wales transport strategy. We’re aiming to create a public transport system with ambitious standards on equality, accessibility and human rights, which will meet the needs of people with learning disabilities and everyone who travels in Wales.

Answered by Minister for Climate Change | Answered on - 06/07/2023