Ioan Gruffudd, Cynog Dafis and Tyrone O'Sullivan give their reasons for voting Yes on 3 March:
The originals are from the Ie dros Gymru and Our Assembly pages on YouTube.
Provision of mental health services
The National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Health and Health Services and Social Welfare) Order 2010 (formerly known as the National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (No.6) Order 2008 (Relating to Provision of Mental Health Services)
Proposed by Jonathan Morgan AM. The Order confers further legislative competence on the National Assembly for Wales, in the field of Health and Health services (field 9, Part 1, Schedule 5 to the 2006 Act). The Order enables the National Assembly for Wales to pass Assembly Measures providing mentally disordered persons with a right to assessment by the health service in Wales, duties on the health service to provide treatment, and a right to independent mental health advocacy.
The Order became the first to be introduced by an individual backbench Assembly Member to receive Royal approval.
Assembly:
- 03/10/07 Selected in ballot
- 17/10/07 Assembly grants leave to introduce proposed LCO
- 18/02/08 Proposed LCO laid
- 26/02/08 Committee established
- 13/03/08 Consultation opened
- 25/04/08 Consultation closed
- 20/06/08 Committee report laid
- 02/12/09 Draft LCO laid
- 09/12/09 Draft LCO approved in Plenary
Westminster:
- 21/05/09 Secretary of State refers the proposed LCO to Parliament for scrutiny
- 02/06/09 Welsh Affairs Committee (WAC) call for evidence
- 26/06/09 WAC call for evidence closes
- 30/10/09 WAC report published
- 06/01/10 UK Government response to WAC report published
- 26/01/10 Draft Order approved by the House of Commons
- 01/02/10 Draft Order discussed by House of Lords in Grand Committee
- 03/02/10 Draft Order approved by the House of Lords
- 10/02/10 Royal approval. Order made: The National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Health and Health Services and Social Welfare) Order 2010
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