1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 2: Llais
Thank you very much, Chair. What do you feel is the impact of existing barriers to data sharing and interoperability on patients receiving cross-border care?
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 2: Llais
Thank you, Chair.
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 2: Llais
Okay, fantastic. Thank you so much for that. Final question: what do you think are some of the risks and opportunities that the reforms may present for seamless patient care going forward?
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 2: Llais
Okay.
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 2: Llais
So, from your experience, what do you think could improve the effectiveness of such care that's required?
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 2: Llais
Good morning. I've been listening attentively to all of the answers you've been providing my colleagues, and you've mentioned tests, imaging, discharge levels. So, aside from the ones that you've mentioned so far, are there any particular points within a…
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 1: NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee
Thank you, Chair.
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 1: NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee
I'm glad you mentioned governance, because that was going to be my final question now, because I know we are going to be short for time otherwise. Do you think the current governance arrangements that have been proposed by the Bill provide sufficient clarity…
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 1: NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee
Okay. I'm a huge supporter of data sharing; I think it will make people's lives a lot easier, personally. But there are a lot of people out there who are going to be concerned about where their data is going. It's a genuine reason. I can completely understand…
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 1: NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee
And how are you going to do that?
1 October 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Legislative Consent: Health Bill - evidence session 1: NHS Wales Joint Commissioning Committee
Thank you so much, Chair. I've been listening intently to all of your answers to my colleagues, and the one subject or topic that's been kind of resonating in all the questions—. I know the Chair asked a question, and you mentioned data. Safa asked a…
30 September 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Rural Resilience and Sustainability
Thanks so much for your response. Cabinet Secretary, over the summer, I met up with a group of residents in Newport who are concerned that they are poised to lose the only community green space in their area, and a plan has been drawn up by Newport City…
30 September 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Rural Resilience and Sustainability
1. What action is the Welsh Government taking to protect community green spaces in Newport and Islwyn? OQ64574
30 September 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice
Thank you for that response, Cabinet Minister. Tackling child poverty is one of your Government's key stated priorities. However, despite nearly three decades of Labour-led Governments here in Wales, some that your party even helped prop up, too many families…
30 September 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice
Thank you so much, Deputy Presiding Officer. Cabinet Minister, many households across Wales are struggling with rising living costs, yet too often the response from your Welsh Government is to request more powers and expand dependency, rather than creating…
29 September 2026 , Plenary
Statement by the Deputy Minister for Social Care, Mental Health and Women's Health: Improving Family-centred Neonatal Care in Wales: Progress Towards the Bliss Baby Charter
Can I thank the Deputy Minister for this afternoon's statement on what is an incredibly emotive area? I welcome this statement, as we haven't really received an update on the Bliss baby charter since it was introduced in September last year. To be clear, my…
29 September 2026 , Plenary
Statement by the Cabinet Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning: The Revision of the National Development Framework and National Conversation
Can I thank the Cabinet Minister for today's statement? A national development framework should be one of the most important documents produced by our Government. It shapes how and where we build homes, where investment goes, how our transport networks…
29 September 2026 , Plenary
Statement by the Cabinet Minister for Health and Care: Review of the Escalation and Intervention Framework
I thank the Cabinet Minister for his statement this afternoon. Reviewing the escalation and intervention framework is an incredibly important piece of work, and patient outcomes should be at the heart of this. Let's be totally honest: existing arrangements…
29 September 2026 , Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
Business Minister, can I please request a statement from the Cabinet Minister for Health and Care about the potential withdrawal of funding for specialist cerebral palsy therapy services within the Aneurin Bevan health board? Families across my constituency…
29 September 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
First Minister, public bodies often like to swerve responding to freedom of information requests, especially if the response might make them look bad. This is something that I have experienced first-hand, and it's something, sadly, that has been raised by…
24 September 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Pre-appointment hearing for the Chair of the Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust: evidence session with the Welsh Government's preferred candidate.
Okay. Thank you, Chair.
24 September 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Pre-appointment hearing for the Chair of the Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust: evidence session with the Welsh Government's preferred candidate.
I'm so sorry. There was a question that came to my mind, and I've been listening intently to everything you've said to all the Members. You've touched upon finances, you've touched upon social care, all elements that we know are really important when it comes…
24 September 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Pre-appointment hearing for the Chair of the Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust: evidence session with the Welsh Government's preferred candidate.
Okay. Thank you, Chair.
24 September 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Pre-appointment hearing for the Chair of the Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust: evidence session with the Welsh Government's preferred candidate.
Okay, thank you for your answer. I've been around here for a little while now, as have some of my other colleagues in the room, and I know that a lot of Members here have probably seen, over the last few winters, lines and lines of ambulances outside…
24 September 2026 , Health and Social Care Committee
Pre-appointment hearing for the Chair of the Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust: evidence session with the Welsh Government's preferred candidate.
I'd just like to know, and I'm sure the committee would like to know: with the plethora of experience that you come to the role with, what's your long-term and short-term strategic plan for the Welsh ambulance service?
