The Welsh Conservatives, led by Darren Millar, put forward a motion on obesity asking the Welsh Government to reopen paused weight-management services, say when specialist services will expand, and fund them better. Labour and Plaid Cymru tabled amendments. Only the unamended motion vote is listed, and the Senedd rejected it.
This vote was on the Conservative motion as originally written, with no changes from the Labour or Plaid Cymru amendments.
Rejected
For 15Against 39
Welsh Conservatives debate
The Welsh Conservatives said obesity is a health crisis and asked the Welsh Government to reopen paused weight-management services, give a timetable for specialist ones and fund them. Welsh Labour replaced those requests with an acknowledgement of its new delivery plan and £5.8m. Plaid Cymru added calls for prevention. The Senedd agreed the motion as amended.
Welsh Labour's Amendment 1 (Lesley Griffiths), which replaces the Conservative calls on the Government with an acknowledgement of the 2022-24 delivery plan and £5.8m for obesity services.
Plaid Cymru's Amendment 2, which adds a call for prevention: more physical activity, better health education, more PE time in schools, and looking at taxes to encourage better diets.
The Welsh Conservatives, led by Darren Millar, asked the Senedd to recognise the harm of adverse childhood experiences and to set a 70 per cent reduction target by 2030. Plaid Cymru and Welsh Labour proposed changes. The Senedd rejected the original motion but agreed the amended version.
This was the vote on the Welsh Conservatives' motion as first written, including the 70 per cent target to cut child abuse and neglect by 2030.
Rejected
For 15Against 39
Welsh Conservatives debate -
The Welsh Conservatives, led by Darren Millar, asked the Welsh Government to reopen paused weight-management services, say when specialist services will expand, and fund them. Welsh Labour's Lesley Griffiths proposed replacing that request with a note of the Government's plan and £5.8m funding. Plaid Cymru's Siân Gwenllian proposed adding calls for preventative measures. The only vote listed shows her amendment was agreed.
Whether to add Siân Gwenllian's (Plaid Cymru) new point asking the Government to prioritise preventing obesity through exercise, health education, more PE lessons and looking at diet taxes.
Agreed
For 40Against 14
Welsh Conservatives debate
The Welsh Conservatives said obesity is a health crisis and asked the Welsh Government to reopen paused weight-management services, give a timetable for specialist ones and fund them. Welsh Labour replaced those requests with an acknowledgement of its new delivery plan and £5.8m. Plaid Cymru added calls for prevention. The Senedd agreed the motion as amended.
The Welsh Conservatives, led by Darren Millar, asked the Senedd to recognise the harm of adverse childhood experiences and to set a 70 per cent reduction target by 2030. Plaid Cymru and Welsh Labour proposed changes. The Senedd rejected the original motion but agreed the amended version.
This was the vote on the motion as changed by the amendments, after the original wording had been rejected.
Agreed
For 54Against 0
Plaid Cymru debate - Stalking
Plaid Cymru's Siân Gwenllian asked the Senedd to regret rising violence against women and to call on the Welsh Government to act on stalking, including seeking devolution of policing and justice. Welsh Conservative Darren Millar tabled three amendments. The Senedd agreed the motion as originally written, so the amendments were not voted on.
A vote on Plaid Cymru's motion exactly as written, with none of the Conservative amendments added.
Agreed
For 40Against 14
How these votes work: the Senedd first votes on the motion as written. If that fails, it votes on each amendment in turn, then on the motion with any agreed changes.
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