Rhys ab Owen

5 June 2024, Plenary

Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care

Thank you, Minister. It's good to hear that the two-year waiting lists are reducing, but figures published at the end of last month by Digital Health and Care Wales show the challenge facing the health service—almost 600,000 on the waiting lists, 18 per cent…

5 June 2024, Plenary

Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care

4. What is the Welsh Government doing to reduce the number of patients on waiting lists in South Wales Central? OQ61190

5 June 2024, Plenary

Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Energy and Welsh Language

Thank you very much, Minister. I'm very pleased to hear that. And we've already heard this afternoon about the aim of reaching a million Welsh speakers. I'm sure we could all agree that this Bill is a crucial step towards achieving that goal, to ensure that…

5 June 2024, Plenary

Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Energy and Welsh Language

5. Will the Cabinet Secretary provide an update on the progress of the Welsh language education Bill? OQ61189

22 May 2024, Plenary

90-second Statements

I'm grateful to my father that I can address you in Welsh today in the Welsh Parliament. The Welsh language had long since died out of the family when my father decided to learn the language. For him, the Welsh language was a gift, and it's difficult to…

22 May 2024, Plenary

Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Culture and Social Justice

Diolch, Weinidog. According to Care and Repair Cymru, older people are spending an average of 19 per cent of their income on energy. According to Citizens Advice, 11 per cent of people in Wales are in debt due to their energy bills, meaning they have to worry…