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13 January 2026Plenary
Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care: NHS Winter Pressures
We can therefore move on to item 7, which is a statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care on NHS winter pressures. The Cabinet Secretary, Jeremy Miles.
13 January 2026Plenary
& 5. Motion under Standing Order 26.95 that a Bill to be known as the Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales (Membership) Bill be treated as a Government Emergency Bill and Motion under Standing Order 26.98(ii) to agree a timetable for the Bill to be known as the Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales (Membership) Bill
And Stage 1 of that emergency Bill will be taken later this afternoon.
13 January 2026Plenary
& 5. Motion under Standing Order 26.95 that a Bill to be known as the Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales (Membership) Bill be treated as a Government Emergency Bill and Motion under Standing Order 26.98(ii) to agree a timetable for the Bill to be known as the Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales (Membership) Bill
The next proposal is under item 5 on the timetable for the Bill. Does any Member oppose this proposal? No. That is therefore also agreed.
13 January 2026Plenary
& 5. Motion under Standing Order 26.95 that a Bill to be known as the Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales (Membership) Bill be treated as a Government Emergency Bill and Motion under Standing Order 26.98(ii) to agree a timetable for the Bill to be known as the Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales (Membership) Bill
Thank you, Minister. The proposal is to agree the motion under item 4, to allow the introduction of an emergency Bill. Does any Member object? No. So, that motion under item 4 is agreed.
13 January 2026Plenary
& 5. Motion under Standing Order 26.95 that a Bill to be known as the Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales (Membership) Bill be treated as a Government Emergency Bill and Motion under Standing Order 26.98(ii) to agree a timetable for the Bill to be known as the Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales (Membership) Bill
The Minister now to reply to the debate.
13 January 2026Plenary
& 5. Motion under Standing Order 26.95 that a Bill to be known as the Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales (Membership) Bill be treated as a Government Emergency Bill and Motion under Standing Order 26.98(ii) to agree a timetable for the Bill to be known as the Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales (Membership) Bill
The motion under the Standing Order is that the Bill to be called the Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales (Membership) Bill be treated as a Government emergency Bill. And there's a motion to agree the timetable for the Bill to be known as the Mental…
13 January 2026Plenary
Motion to suspend Standing Orders to allow items 4 and 5 to be debated
Unless a Member objects, the proposal is that both items should be grouped for discussion but with votes taken separately.
13 January 2026Plenary
Motion to suspend Standing Orders to allow items 4 and 5 to be debated
The motion is to suspend Standing Orders. Does any Member object? No. Standing Orders are therefore suspended, which allows us to move on to items 4 and 5.
13 January 2026Plenary
Motion to suspend Standing Orders to allow items 4 and 5 to be debated
Item 3 is next, the motion to suspend Standing Orders to allow items 4 and 5 to be considered. The Counsel General to move the motion formally.
13 January 2026Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
Thank you, Trefnydd.
13 January 2026Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
We'll now move to the business statement and announcement from the Trefnydd, Jane Hutt.
13 January 2026Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Now, I’d be naïve not to expect some electioneering in this Chamber from now until May, but I do also expect factual accuracy, especially in the context of the integrity of individual Members in this Chamber. It’s not for me to know where that factual…
13 January 2026Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Thank you, First Minister. A point of order from Carolyn Thomas.
13 January 2026Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Finally, question 8, Russell George.
13 January 2026Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
The leader of Plaid Cymru, Rhun ap Iorwerth.
13 January 2026Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Questions now from the party leaders. The leader of the Conservatives, Darren Millar.
13 January 2026Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Good afternoon and welcome to today's Plenary meeting. A very happy new year to you all as Members, whether you celebrate the new calan or the old calan, or both. A very happy new year to everyone here. The first item on our agenda is questions to the First…
29 January 2025Plenary
Short Debate: Will the bells of Rhymney fall silent? Protecting community assets in the Valleys
We will, therefore, move to item 10, the short debate. The short debate this week is in the name of Delyth Jewell, and when Members have quietened down, Delyth Jewell may begin.
29 January 2025Plenary
Voting Time
That concludes voting for this evening.
29 January 2025Plenary
Voting Time
Open the vote. Close the vote. In favour 27, 11 abstentions and 14 against. Therefore, the motion as amended is agreed.
29 January 2025Plenary
Voting Time
The final vote is on the motion as amended.
29 January 2025Plenary
Voting Time
We will next vote on amendment 2 in the name of Jane Hutt. Open the vote. Close the vote. In favour 27, 11 abstentions and 14 against. Therefore, the amendment is agreed.
29 January 2025Plenary
Voting Time
Amendment 1 is next. If amendment 1 is agreed, amendment 2 will be deselected. I call for a vote on amendment 1, tabled in the name of Paul Davies. Open the vote. Close the vote. In favour 14, 11 abstentions and 27 against. And therefore, amendment 1 is not…
29 January 2025Plenary
Voting Time
Item 8 is next, the Plaid Cymru debate on Brexit and the future relationship with the EU. I call for a vote on the motion without amendment, tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan. Open the vote. Close the vote. In favour 11, one abstention and 40 against…
29 January 2025Plenary
Voting Time
Open the vote. Close the vote. This vote is tied: 26 in favour, 26 against. I will, therefore, exercise my casting vote against the motion. And therefore, the result of the vote is that there were 26 in favour, 27 against, and the motion as amended is not…

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