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4 June 2024Plenary
Debate: The Infected Blood Inquiry Report
Mark IsherwoodConservative
… Wales are known to have been infected, excluding those who died without it being known they were infected. Haemophilia Wales state that 283 patients in Wales were infected with hepatitis C in the 1970s and 1980s, and over … was not an accident and was avoidable. The truth had been hidden and victims had been repeatedly failed. Haemophilia Wales has asked me to speak about the impact of infected blood on North Wales constituent Jane Jones and …
2 April 2025Plenary
Topical Questions
Julie MorganLabour
… the affected. And I’m very pleased that we have got people here in the gallery today from Haemophilia Wales, and these are the people who are suffering because of these delays. We heard on the weekend that … dying every week while they wait for compensation. Twenty-five infected or affected people that were known to Haemophilia Wales have died since the inquiry began. And I’ve been told that the compensation tariffs are so complex …
4 June 2024Plenary
Debate: The Infected Blood Inquiry Report
Julie MorganLabour
… group of those infected and affected here in Wales, including my constituents, Sybil and Bev, and chair of Haemophilia Wales, Lynne Kelly. I'd like to pay a particular tribute to Lynne Kelly to thank her for the … key figures in the campaign to provide support and justice to haemophiliacs and their families through Birchgrove Wales, Haemophilia Wales, the National Birchgrove Group and the Tainted Blood campaign group, and, in fact, they started off by meeting …
2 April 2025Plenary
Topical Questions
John GriffithsLabour
… their commitment and the work that they do. I was going to ask if you would meet with Haemophilia Wales, but you've already answered that point from Mabon ap Gwynfor. Could I just ask, in addition … that, Cabinet Secretary, could you ensure that the ongoing communication with Haemophilia Wales and affected families here in our country is everything it needs to be? Because it is sometimes quite a fast-changing situation. And as well …
2 April 2025Plenary
Topical Questions
Mabon ap GwynforPlaid
… Wales. I was surprised to hear, therefore, that the Cabinet Secretary has not had a meeting with Haemophilia Wales to discuss this specific issue. So, will you commit today to having a meeting with Haemophilia Wales and with …
18 March 2025Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
Jane HuttLabour
… consider the timeliness and adequacy of the UK Government’s response on compensation. And can we also recognise Haemophilia Wales? And, of course, we have Julie Morgan here as well, and yourself, Hefin David and others across the … Chamber, who have raised these issues. And I recognise that Haemophilia Wales, with Lynne Kelly, the chair, is one of the 27 organisations to submit a statement. Can I suggest that when there is this report on the …
9 October 2024Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Welsh Language
Mark DrakefordLabour
… alongside it. Can I thank the Member particularly, Llywydd, for raising earlier in the summer the need for Haemophilia Wales to be more directly involved in plans for the UK-wide infected blood compensation authority? I was able … responsible, and I understand that arrangements are now being put in place for Lynne Kelly, the chair of Haemophilia Wales, to meet with Sir Robert Francis, who will be the chair of the infected blood compensation authority …
7 July 2026Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
Joshua KimReform
… constituent who is a trustee of the charity Haemophilia Wales has written to me regarding the infected blood scandal, saying, 'Many of our members are now elderly and frail after decades of struggle. We just want the claims …
13 May 2025Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
Jane HuttLabour
… led very much by yourself, working with Lynne Kelly. Can we pay tribute to Lynne Kelly, chair of Haemophilia Wales, who actually gave evidence last week when the IBI actually was reconvened as a result of the chair …
13 May 2025Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
Julie MorganLabour
… Sir Brian heard from a panel of people representing different campaign groups, including Lynne Kelly, the chair of Haemophilia Wales, and many people who'd been infected. The panel didn't hold back their frustration about how the …
2 April 2025Plenary
Topical Questions
Rhun ap IorwerthPlaid
… there to meet campaigners today, but I do thank them and pay tribute to them—Lynne Kelly, from Haemophilia Wales, and all the individuals and families who have battled through great personal pain in order to seek justice …
2 April 2025Plenary
Topical Questions
Jeremy MilesLabour
… and I shall make sure to be in touch with the Minister before that. I’m aware that Haemophilia Wales, who she referred to in her question, is I believe meeting with the Minister for the Cabinet Office …
18 March 2025Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
Mick AntoniwLabour
… possible for that Government statement to be expedited? There's a lot of concern amongst the Haemophilia Wales group with regard to this …
18 February 2025Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
Jane HuttLabour
… key representatives of the community in Wales. On 30 January, they met, I understand, with the chair of Haemophilia Wales. But it is important that there has been feedback from the infected blood community, and there have been …
18 February 2025Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
Julie MorganLabour
… people have started to receive compensation, but we're also hearing of unacceptable delays. I've spoken with Haemophilia Wales, who've also raised further concerns about the scheme, saying that the new infected blood compensation scheme …
9 October 2024Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Welsh Language
Rhun ap IorwerthPlaid
… agree with the point that she made, and that endorsed by the Cabinet Secretary, in paying tribute to Haemophilia Wales and calling for them to be tied in as closely as possible to the work of making sure …
9 October 2024Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Welsh Language
Janet Finch-SaundersConservative
… this—who were waiting and have suffered for many, many years with both the worry and the conditions. Haemophilia Wales state that in the 1970s and 1980s, 283 patients in Wales were infected with hepatitis C, and …
4 June 2024Plenary
Debate: The Infected Blood Inquiry Report
Eluned MorganLabour
… interim CEO of the IBCA, David Foley, will meet with the main campaign groups, including Lynne Kelly of Haemophilia Wales, to discuss looking at the proposals for compensation to check if they're fair. They will check …
4 June 2024Plenary
Debate: The Infected Blood Inquiry Report
Sioned WilliamsPlaid
… how he had died. Since obtaining this information, they've been working with the infected blood inquiry and Haemophilia Wales to ensure that someone is held to account. And although Sir Brian Langstaff took the unusual step …
4 June 2024Plenary
Debate: The Infected Blood Inquiry Report
John GriffithsLabour
… systems that were involved and have been set out in the report. At the event earlier held by Haemophilia Wales and chaired by Lynne Kelly, such an amazing campaigner on these issues and such a source of strength …

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