21 October 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy
Diolch. AI-driven automation is having a growing impact on the labour market and especially on entry-level employment and on workplace learning, and is widening already existing inequalities. Young people at the start of their careers are particularly…
21 October 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy
7. What work is the Cabinet Minister undertaking to ensure the ethical adoption of AI in Wales? OQ64785
20 October 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Diolch. It was really, really good to hear you speak about Clwyd then, which is the constituency that I represent and where I have used available data to calculate that there are approximately 4,000 households on waiting lists for social homes there alone…
20 October 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
10. Will the First Minister provide an update on the Government's plan to deliver 20,000 new social homes by 2030? OQ64783
14 October 2026 , Plenary
Welsh Labour Debate: Palliative and end-of-life care
Hospices provide the medical facilities needed to meet complex care needs, but they also provide comfort in a way hospitals just can't. A warm and personal welcome, a peaceful, homely feel, rather than cold, white, clinical walls, frightening noises, shared…
14 October 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Finance
Diolch. On average, across Wales, around one in three children live in poverty, with some of the most deprived wards found in Clwyd, which is where I represent. We often talk about food poverty and fuel poverty, but I want to draw the Siambr's attention to…
14 October 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Finance
2. What discussions has the Cabinet Minister had with HM Treasury and HMRC regarding the potential impact of the Welsh Government’s proposed Cynnal payments on recipients’ tax and benefits status? OQ64718
14 October 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the Trefnydd, Chief Whip and Cabinet Minister for Culture and Sport
Libraries are essential services for young and old, often going far past the borrowing of books by providing warm spaces and tackling social isolation. The Public Libraries and Museums Act 1964 places a statutory duty on councils in England and Wales to…
13 October 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Diolch. I recently visited the Salvation Army in Rhyl, an open-access organisation with a welcoming home-from-home feel, offering a warm space alongside physical and emotional support to anyone seeking help. I was privileged to speak with two amazing…
13 October 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
9. What assessment has the First Minister made of the accessibility of addiction recovery services? OQ64705
8 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 4
Thank you very much. Thank you, Mabon.
8 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 4
Thank you, Mabon. And just in terms of the transplantation pathways, do you have any concerns around those?
8 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 4
Thank you, Mabon. Just sort of on that again, just in terms of the really highly specialised things and things like organ transplant pathways and then things like mental health and in-patient care, are there any concerns around that really highly specific…
8 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 4
Diolch. We've just sort of touched on this in terms of the cross-border care and the commissioning and what have you. I'm just wondering if you've got any particular services or patient groups that you have concerns about in terms of accessing that…
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 3: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board and Powys Teaching Health Board
That's great. Thank you very much.
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 3: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board and Powys Teaching Health Board
Thank you. That leads on a little bit to my next question, which is how we can more effectively embed those cross-border considerations for the future as well and make that service better, more streamlined, more standardised for people.
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 3: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board and Powys Teaching Health Board
Thank you, Clara. Thank you for clarifying that. The questions that I have are mainly about futureproofing. I'm just wondering where you've seen opportunities to really strengthen and formalise the cross-border arrangements within the reforms in England.
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 3: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board and Powys Teaching Health Board
Thank you. Just before I ask the questions, I do just want to pop my constituency hat on, and I probably should have come in earlier. Just in terms of that cross-border care between Betsi and Powys, I noticed, Clara, that you said it was more relevant in…
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 2: Llais
No, I haven't got any more questions, but I really just want to say 'thank you' to Llais for being that patient voice and that advocate. Because we only see a fraction of what you guys see. We do obviously get e-mails from residents and things, and some of…
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 2: Llais
Sorry. I was sort of fighting with the host then, accidentally muting and unmuting.
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 2: Llais
Diolch. I'm looking at futureproofing, so I might go over a little bit of what you've already said. But, just in terms of going forward, I just want to know if the existing cross-border agreements—and that's including the statement of values and…
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 1: NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee
Thank you.
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 1: NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee
Thank you. And just how do we embed that, so that it continues going forward, so that it's not really good now, but then sort of years down the line we're looking and it's not as good? So, how are we going to really effectively embed this within the future…
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 1: NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee
Diolch. I'm looking at futureproofing, so probably going over a little bit of what's already been said today, but going into the future. So, what I really want to know is: what opportunities have you identified so far in terms of strengthening and formalising…
29 September 2026 , Plenary
Statement by the Deputy Minister for Social Care, Mental Health and Women's Health: Improving Family-centred Neonatal Care in Wales: Progress Towards the Bliss Baby Charter
I've been contacted by a constituent, Alexia, who has bravely given me permission to share her own personal story. Precious Maya was born at 29+3 weeks last year after fears for Alexia's life. Born on the sub-regional neonatal intensive care centre at Glan…
