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Question WQ98335Tabled 16 March 2026Answered 24 March 2026
Janet Finch-SaundersConservative
To the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care
How is the Welsh Government working with third-sector organisations to co-produce services …
Answer: … ensure that children receive specialist care based on clinical need, regardless of where they live. Cerebral Palsy Cymru (CPC) have long‑standing contractual arrangements, and accept referrals, from all health boards in Wales. This …
Question WQ98334Tabled 16 March 2026Answered 24 March 2026
Janet Finch-SaundersConservative
To the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care
How does the Welsh Government ensure that access to specialist treatment for children with …
Answer: … ensure that children receive specialist care based on clinical need, regardless of where they live. Cerebral Palsy Cymru (CPC) have long‑standing contractual arrangements, and accept referrals, from all health boards in Wales. This …
Question WQ98333Tabled 16 March 2026Answered 24 March 2026
Janet Finch-SaundersConservative
To the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care
How is the Welsh Government ensuring that babies at risk of cerebral palsy receive …
Answer: … ensure that children receive specialist care based on clinical need, regardless of where they live. Cerebral Palsy Cymru (CPC) have long‑standing contractual arrangements, and accept referrals, from all health boards in Wales. This …