That this House congratulates the National Youth Orchestra of Wales on achieving its 60th anniversary; believes that during its 60 years the Orchestra has made a huge contribution to the musical vitality of Wales; welcomes the fact that the Orchestra continues to provide social and musical opportunities for the young people of Wales; and looks forward to the Orchestra, through its highly regarded musical performances, continuing to reflect the cultural strength and diversity of Wales in the 21st century.

That this House congratulates the National Youth Orchestra of Wales on achieving its 60th anniversary; believes that during its 60 years the Orchestra has made a huge contribution to the musical vitality of Wales; welcomes the fact that the Orchestra continues to provide social and musical opportunities for the young...

That this House notes that 11th May 2006 marks the 5th anniversary of Glas Cymru's purchase of Dwr Cymru Welsh Water; recognises that the company is unique amongst utility companies in having no shareholders and re-invests any financial surpluses for the benefit of its customers; congratulates Glas Cymru for its recent ??19 dividend to customers this year, costing ??23 million in total; further notes that this year Dwr Cymru Welsh Water topped the industry league table for service and attracted substantial interest from around the world; congratulates Glas Cymru on five successful years; and believes that Glas Cymru is a company of which Wales and the whole of the UK utilities industry can be justly proud.

That this House notes that 11th May 2006 marks the 5th anniversary of Glas Cymru's purchase of Dwr Cymru Welsh Water; recognises that the company is unique amongst utility companies in having no shareholders and re-invests any financial surpluses for the benefit of its customers; congratulates Glas Cymru for its...

That this House, in recognising the huge contribution which the late John Charles made to football in his native Wales and internationally, and in acknowledging his wider ambassadorial role both for Wales and the principles of sportsmanship, urges that support be given to the campaign by the Wales on Sunday for John Charles to be awarded a posthumous knighthood.

That this House, in recognising the huge contribution which the late John Charles made to football in his native Wales and internationally, and in acknowledging his wider ambassadorial role both for Wales and the principles of sportsmanship, urges that support be given to the campaign by the Wales on Sunday...

That this House urges all parties to reach an agreement as quickly as possible on the payment of compensation to mineworkers who worked in surface occupations at coal mines and suffer from chronic obstruction pulmonary disease as a consequence; and believes that there is clear medical evidence which demonstrates that certain surface occupations, such as working on the screens, led to exposure to injurious respirable dust.

That this House urges all parties to reach an agreement as quickly as possible on the payment of compensation to mineworkers who worked in surface occupations at coal mines and suffer from chronic obstruction pulmonary disease as a consequence; and believes that there is clear medical evidence which demonstrates that...

That this House expresses its concerns about the continuing problems within the Child Support Agency; notes that in his evidence to the Work and Pensions Select Committee on 2nd July, the Chief Executive of the Child Support Agency acknowledged that there were difficulties with the Agency's computers; recognises that these problems mean that payments to clients in some cases are delayed for many months; and urges the Government to continue its efforts to improve the quality of the Child Support Agency's service so that no child is made to suffer because of a lack of financial support caused by delays.

That this House expresses its concerns about the continuing problems within the Child Support Agency; notes that in his evidence to the Work and Pensions Select Committee on 2nd July, the Chief Executive of the Child Support Agency acknowledged that there were difficulties with the Agency's computers; recognises that these...

That this House notes the unfortunate situation in Wales where several Nationalist, Liberal Democrat and Conservative Members of the National Assembly have been elected on regional lists when they have been rejected by electorates in constituency first-past-the-post elections; believes that such a situation undermines the democratic process and gives a morally weak mandate to AMs elected in such a way; and calls upon the Government to bring forward an amendment to the Government of Wales Act 1998 to ensure that candidates stand for either a constituency seat or a regional list seat but not both.

That this House notes the unfortunate situation in Wales where several Nationalist, Liberal Democrat and Conservative Members of the National Assembly have been elected on regional lists when they have been rejected by electorates in constituency first-past-the-post elections; believes that such a situation undermines the democratic process and gives a...

That this House expresses its concern about the recently launched cinema advertising campaign of the 'Europe yes, Euro no campaign'; acknowledges that there are genuine and strongly held views for and against the single European currency but considers it offensive and inappropriate that the anti-euro campaign is using Nazi imagery in an attempt to denigrate the euro; and calls on the 'no' campaign to withdraw the cinema advert immediately.

That this House expresses its concern about the recently launched cinema advertising campaign of the 'Europe yes, Euro no campaign'; acknowledges that there are genuine and strongly held views for and against the single European currency but considers it offensive and inappropriate that the anti-euro campaign is using Nazi imagery...

That this House expresses its concern that the President of Plaid Cymru has established a website in which he invites individuals to pay an annual minimum donation of ??180, or ??15 per month, in exchange for a number of 'benefits' which include assistance in obtaining tickets to the Public Gallery of the House; is further concerned that the President of Plaid Cymru, Mr Ieuan Wyn Jones, is offering assisted access to the Public Gallery even though he is not an honourable Member himself; and believes that the appropriate authorities in the House should carry out an inquiry into this website and that Plaid Cymru should return all donations they have received through this website.

That this House expresses its concern that the President of Plaid Cymru has established a website in which he invites individuals to pay an annual minimum donation of ??180, or ??15 per month, in exchange for a number of 'benefits' which include assistance in obtaining tickets to the Public Gallery...

That this House celebrates National Youth Work Week running from 29th October to 9th November; congratulates the National Youth Agency and its partners for selecting young people's community action as its theme for the week, highlighting that increasingly young people are realising they can have an impact on issues that affect them and their communities; welcomes the involvement of previous Philip Lawrence Award winners in the forthcoming Young Justice Board Conference; recognises that all around the country youth work organisations will be celebrating the role played by young people in their areas, or in campaigning groups, or participating in running their own organisations; acknowledges that youth work, with its informal education approach, is well-placed to encourage and support young people who want to participate in changing their communities; and congratulates the Government on its recognition of the vital role that youth work has in supporting young people's personal and social development.

That this House celebrates National Youth Work Week running from 29th October to 9th November; congratulates the National Youth Agency and its partners for selecting young people's community action as its theme for the week, highlighting that increasingly young people are realising they can have an impact on issues that...