Adam Price

Plaid CymruMember for Sir Gaerfyrddin

Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy

In the Seventh Senedd

Last spoke 21 October 2026

Speeches: 142; 98 in Plenary, 44 in committee
Words spoken: 34,595; Spoken in Welsh: 20%
Votes cast: 49; of 52 held while sitting
Voted with the government: 96%; 47 of 49 votes where it took a side
Votes against own party: 0
Oral questions asked: 0
Written questions tabled: 0

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Recent speeches and questions

All speeches

21 October 2026Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy
The Member raises a really important point. AI must be adopted, in our view, in a way that is fair, transparent and doesn't deepen inequalities. Our approach is rooted in social partnership. Guidance, which has been developed with trade unions and public…
21 October 2026Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy
We are working across Government and with public services, businesses and partners to support the safe, transparent and accountable adoption of AI. This includes strengthening skills, responsible procurement, Welsh language technology and the wider digital…
21 October 2026Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy
I'm grateful to the Member, not least for giving an example of the very phenomenon that I was referring to in response to a colleague earlier, that these high-tech companies can find very, very successful bases in all parts of Wales, including in the northern…
21 October 2026Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy
We are committed to ensuring that support for the defence sector is considered in a timely and proportionate way. Whilst the defence ethical investment framework is being developed, interim arrangements are in place to enable urgent decisions to be taken…
21 October 2026Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy
Yes, absolutely. The formal responsibility is with the finance Minister, but with this, it is very critically, as the Member says, a massive economic driver. It's one of the key tools of industrial policy, actually, public procurement. So, beyond the target…
21 October 2026Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy
We are determined that more Welsh businesses benefit from public procurement. Business Wales provides tailored advice, while the Procurement Act 2023 requires authorities, in covered procurements, to consider barriers facing businesses and whether contracts…

Recent votes

Full voting record

Date	Vote on	Vote	Result
21 Oct 2026	Welsh Labour Debate - the M4 around NewportMotion without amendment	Against	Agreed
21 Oct 2026	Reform UK Debate - Prostate cancer strategyMotion without amendment	For	Agreed
21 Oct 2026	Members Legislative Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv) - an NHS first Bill	For	Agreed
14 Oct 2026	Reform UK Debate - local referendums on council tax risesMotion as amended	Did not vote	Agreed
14 Oct 2026	Reform UK Debate - local referendums on council tax risesAmendment 1, tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan	Did not vote	Agreed
14 Oct 2026	Reform UK Debate - local referendums on council tax risesMotion without amendment	Did not vote	Rejected
7 Oct 2026	Reform UK Debate - access to HMOs and social housing for foreign nationals. Cynnig wedi’i ddiwygio	For	Agreed
7 Oct 2026	Reform UK Debate - access to HMOs and social housing for foreign nationalsAmendment 1, tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan a Lynne Neagle	For	Agreed
7 Oct 2026	Reform UK Debate - access to HMOs and social housing for foreign nationalsMotion without amendment	Against	Rejected
7 Oct 2026	Reform UK Debate - regional rugbyAmendment 1, tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan	For	Rejected

Written questions

All written questions (286)

Register of interests

Remunerated Employment, Directorships etc.

In respect of
Partner
Employer
Ministry of Justice
Post
Tribunal Judge
Registered 18 June 2026

Land and Property

In respect of
Partner
Registered because of
having a substantial value of more than £76,380 and deriving a substantial annual income of more than £7,638.
Property
Rental residential property
Location
London
Registered landlord
No
Registered 18 June 2026

Voluntary record of Members’ other interests

100 per cent of campaign costs for 2026 Senedd Election paid for by Plaid Cymru Sir Gaerfyrddin.
Registered 18 June 2026

From the Register of Members' Interests

Allowances claimed

2026/27	£7,942
2025/26	£36,983
2024/25	£36,130
2023/24	£25,498
2022/23	£18,330
2021/22	£18,604

Totals of published claims by financial year. Salary is not included.

Every claim

Time in the Senedd

Seventh Senedd
Plaid Cymru Sir Gaerfyrddin
Since 8 May 2026
Sixth Senedd
Plaid Cymru Carmarthen East and Dinefwr
6 May 2021 to 6 May 2026