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Welsh Government Draft Budget 2026-27 - evidence session
Sarah MurphyLabour
Business Statement and Announcement
Paul DaviesConservative
Members' Legislative Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): An NHS first Bill
Mabon ap GwynforPlaid
Debate on the Health and Social Care Committee Report—'Waiting well? The impact of the waiting times backlog on people in Wales'
Russell GeorgeConservative
First Supplementary Budget 2026-27: Evidence session
Elin JonesPlaid
David MillsReform
Answer: … whether treatment is provided by a Welsh or English NHS organisation. Our focus is on reducing waiting times, eliminating the longest waits and securing equitable access to care through targeted investment, rigorous performance oversight …
David MillsReform
Answer: … whether treatment is provided by a Welsh or English NHS organisation. Our focus is on reducing …
… minor injuries ward. As such, the Grange hospital's A&E department suffers extreme waiting times, and is too small to serve the varying communities from Newport and the valleys beyond. Reopening the …
… Departments have closed or been downgraded, maternity, mental health, and specialist services centralised or removed, and waiting times have grown intolerably. In some counties, provision has reached “ground zero”, where timely access to essential …
… not been met with a growth in resources, and so people in Wales are waiting excessive lengths of time to be diagnosed and treated. Allowing Right to Choose will enable patients who have received …
… …
David MillsReform
Answer: … whether treatment is provided by a Welsh or English NHS organisation. Our focus is on reducing waiting times, eliminating the longest waits and securing equitable access to care through targeted investment, rigorous performance oversight …
David MillsReform
Answer: … whether treatment is provided by a Welsh or English NHS organisation. Our focus is on reducing waiting times, eliminating the longest waits and securing equitable access to care through targeted investment, rigorous performance oversight …
David MillsReform
Answer: … whether treatment is provided by a Welsh or English NHS organisation. Our focus is on reducing waiting times, eliminating the longest waits and securing equitable access to care through targeted investment, rigorous performance oversight …
… Wales are speaking out about worrying experiences with mental health services. Many report unsafe care, long waits, poor accountability, and being ignored when asking for help. These are not isolated cases but system-wide …