Altaf Hussain

Speeches

974

478 in Plenary, 496 in committee

Words spoken

103,123

Spoken in Welsh: 0%

Votes cast

997

of 1,231 held while sitting

Committee attendance

85%

83 of 98 meetings

Voted with the government

17%

173 of 996 votes where it took a side

Votes against own party

2

Oral questions asked

66

Written questions tabled

99

Speeches count contributions in Plenary and committees, leaving out the Llywydd's and deputies' chairing. Votes cast are out of the votes held while the Member sat. Against party means voting for when most of the Member's own party voted against, or the other way round; abstaining doesn't count.

• Equality and human rights18%
• The NHS16%
• Schools9%
• Housing8%
• The economy and jobs8%
• Social care7%
• Poverty and the cost of living7%
• Policing and justice6%

1. 3 March 2026, Plenary

   Debate: The Police Settlement 2026-27

   While the Welsh Conservative group will be supporting the police settlement 2026-27, I do want to highlight a couple of concerns. Once again, the people of Wales are expected to contribute two to three times the rate of inflation more in police precept on…

2. 3 March 2026, Plenary

   The Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Regulations 2026

   It will come as no surprise that the Welsh Conservatives will not be supporting these regulations today. I want to reiterate that we believe in social partnership, provided it occurs naturally. However, legislation in this way will do little to ensure…

3. 3 March 2026, Plenary

   Questions to the First Minister

   Thank you, First Minister. I welcome the news that an alternative supply of bone cement has been secured and the orthopaedic operations can continue, but with such a huge waiting list, even this short delay may have huge consequences. However, what is most…

4. 3 March 2026, Plenary

   Questions to the First Minister

   3. How does the Welsh Government ensure the NHS has enough medicines and medical supplies to treat patients? OQ63940

5. 2 March 2026, Equality and Social Justice Committee

   General ministerial scrutiny: session with the Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice, Trefnydd and Chief Whip