Welsh Conservatives
- Seats at the end
- 13
- When the Senedd first met
- 16
- Leader
- Darren Millar
- Share of contributions
- 22.3%
- Voting cohesion
- 99.5%
- Voted with the government
- 13%
Members at the end of the term (13)
How the party votes
On average, 99.5% of the party's voting Members voted with its majority, across 1,600 votes.
It voted the same way as the government in 250 of the 1,935 votes where both took a side.
Votes where the party split
Amendment 31
Welsh Conservatives Debate
The Land Transaction Tax (Tax Bands and Tax Rates) (Wales) (Amendment) Regulations 2024
What the party talks about
The share of the party's speeches and questions that touched each brief, next to the share for the whole chamber. Briefs the party raises more than the chamber as a whole come first.
Recent speeches and questions
The most recent, spread across the party's Members so that one long session doesn't fill the list.
Gareth DaviesConservative
General ministerial scrutiny: The Welsh Language
Mark IsherwoodConservative
Motion under Standing Order 17.42(vi) and (ix) to resolve to exclude the public from the remainder of this meeting
I note Members are content. Can we go into private session, please?
Tom GiffardConservative
Changes during the term
| Date | Member | Before | After |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russell George | Welsh Conservatives | Independent | |
| Laura Anne Jones | Welsh Conservatives | Reform UK | |
| James Evans | Welsh Conservatives | Independent |