Jayne Bryant

Speeches

225

43 in Plenary, 182 in committee

Words spoken

16,841

Spoken in Welsh: 1%

Votes cast

52

of 52 held while sitting

Committee attendance

100%

9 of 9 meetings

Voted with the government

60%

31 of 52 votes where it took a side

Votes against own party

0

Oral questions asked

5

Written questions tabled

19

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.

• The NHS12%
• The constitution10%
• Social care4%
• Climate and nature4%
• The economy and jobs4%
• Transport4%
• Universities, colleges and skills3%
• Mental health3%

Share of this Member's speeches that touch each brief. A speech can touch more than one.

1. 21 October 2026, Plenary

   Welsh Labour Debate: The M4 around Newport

   Diolch, Llywydd. One way to start is to have a bit of a laugh after that one, about not playing politics. I'd just like to thank everybody for their contributions to this debate today. Since being elected in 2016, I've always said that inaction is not an…

2. 21 October 2026, Plenary

   Welsh Labour Debate: The M4 around Newport

   When I asked the Deputy Minister how the remaining junctions at Tredegar Park and the Coldra would cope with the displaced traffic, he had no answer, because it wouldn't cope; it would just funnel toxic air and gridlock into residential streets. That's why…

3. 21 October 2026, Plenary

   Welsh Labour Debate: The M4 around Newport

   Diolch, Lywydd. Newport is the city where I was born, grew up in, and live in, and I speak today as part of a group of Welsh Labour Senedd Members who know that this issue has gone unresolved for far too long. You do not need to live locally to know that the…

4. 20 October 2026, Plenary

   Statement by the Deputy Minister for Social Care, Mental Health and Women’s Health: Update on the National Care Service Programme

   Yes, absolutely. So, creating a national care service isn't simple; it's going to involve that resource, legislative and financial and operational change, and people will want to see action as soon as possible. So, I'd be keen to hear the plans and your…

5. 20 October 2026, Plenary

   Statement by the Deputy Minister for Social Care, Mental Health and Women’s Health: Update on the National Care Service Programme

   Diolch, Deputy Minister, for your statement today, and this is something that so many of us in this Chamber care so deeply about. Care and support services should enable people to live their best possible lives and most independent lives. And with that in…

6. 14 October 2026, Plenary

   Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Finance

   The key drivers of demand on local authority budgets include population, school numbers, social care and deprivation. Any changes to the weighting of these indicators in the local government funding formula will have a huge impact on the ability of councils…