The National Assembly for Wales
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THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY FOR WALES BUSINESS PAPERS Part 1- Section F Oral Assembly Questions for answer on 15 June 1999 R Signifies the Member has declared an interest. ( Self identifying Question no. shown in brackets ) Questions tabled on 2 June 1999 To ask the Assembly First Secretary 1. Peter Black (South Wales West); What steps he is taking to ensure that Walesreceives a share of the £105 million available from the UK Government over three years toinvest in rail services. (OAQ100JS) 2. Christine Humphreys (North Wales); Will he outline the powers of the NationalAssembly to make its own determinations on Genetically Modified foods after 1 July1999. (OAQ105JS) [w] 3. Alun Cairns (South Wales West); If he will make a statement on his discussionsand involvement with Ford Motor Co. in relation to the Bridgend engine plant and would headvise the Assembly of any financial assistance that will be provided. (OAQ106JS) 4. Michael German (South Wales East); If he will make representations to thePresiding Officer to ensure that Intranet services are available to the public and themedia in the National Assembly for Wales building. (OAQ110JS) 5. Jenny Randerson (Cardiff Central); What plans, if any, are there for theexpansion of orthopaedic services in Cardiff in order to deal with the current waitinglist crisis. (OAQ130JS) 6. Peter Black (South Wales West); In the light of the recent report by Friends ofthe Earth, highlighting unacceptable levels of air pollution from South Wales factories,what is he doing t work with the Environment Agency in Wales to draw up an effectiveaction plan to reduce harmful airborne emissions. (OAQ99JS) 7. Christine Chapman (Cynon Valley); Will he follow the lead set by Ann Clwyd MPand Rhondda Cynon Taff CBC and support the move to keep open Aberdare county court whichis threatened with closure. (OAQ128JS) 8. Michael German (South Wales East); What his estimate of the Public MatchedFunding requirement for the period 1/1/00 to 31/12/00 and 1/1/01 to 21/12/01 for objective1,2 and 3 in Wales. (OAQ101JS) Questions tabled on 7 June 1999 9. Nicholas Bourne (Mid & West Wales) : If he is aware of theconcerns of farmers and people in rural Wales of proposals to open at least 50% of ruralWales to enforce access for walkers through a statutory right to roam. (OAQ139AG) 10. Nicholas Bourne (Mid & West Wales) : At what date heanticipates devoting full time executive responsibility to his role as Assembly FirstSecretary. (OAQ141VB).