Independent

Independent Members don't vote as a group, so cohesion and votes against the party don't apply.

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.

IndependentWhole chamber

• Policing and justice
  Independent: 10.8%Whole chamber: 2.4%
• Housing
  Independent: 10.5%Whole chamber: 5.1%
• The constitution
  Independent: 10.1%Whole chamber: 5.2%
• The Welsh language

The most recent, spread across the party's Members so that one long session doesn't fill the list.

1. Rhys ab OwenIndependent

   4 March 2026, Plenary

   Group 4: Consultation and involvement (Amendments 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)

   I would also like to begin by thanking all those who've worked tirelessly campaigning for the recognition of British Sign Language. As Sioned Williams has just said, I've also learned so much by talking to the members of the deaf community with regard to this Bill. Felly, diolch yn fawr to all of…

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2. Rhys ab OwenIndependent

   4 March 2026, Plenary

   Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Housing and Local Government

   Diolch yn fawr, Cabinet Secretary, but that didn't happen last month, when the residents of the Plymouth ward in Penarth voted in a by-election in which the victorious candidate had the wrong party description on the ballot paper. I'm not going to pass comment on the timing of the defection, on the…

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3. Russell George