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Sarah Edwards

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Figures in Plenary

Seventh Senedd, to : 28 sittings held while this Member sat.

Last spoke in Plenary
Contributions in Plenary
20
Speaking time in Plenary
8 m 42 s
From 15 timed contributions
Words spoken in Plenary
1,148
As the Record gives them, chairing excluded
Share spoken in Welsh in Plenary
12%
140 of 1,148 words
Votes cast in Plenary
91%
64 of 70 divisions held while sitting
Oral questions tabled in Plenary
5
By the Record’s OQ reference; supplementaries not counted
Written questions tabled
8

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Ministerial roles

No ministerial roles on record.

Contributions, by sitting day

20 contributions on record, newest first. Official verbatim record.

1 contribution

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  1. 8. Statement by the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy: Update on the National Energy Strategy en

    Can I thank the Minister for today's statement? Plaid Cymru's manifesto policy establishes a clear presumption on undergrounding new electricity transmission cables up to 132 kV. I attended the recent Green GEN Cymru consultation in Llandovery, where all the plans showed miles and miles of pylons. One of my constituents reports that he received three different answers on the cost of undergrounding versus overgrounding from three different Green GEN officials: four times the cost, nine times the cost, and, 'I don't know because we haven't costed it'. If this is a proper business proposition, surely Green GEN should know what the cost is and not pure guesswork. Interestingly, the maps showed only a tiny amount of undergrounding near Llanarthne, where I believe several of Plaid's high-profile politicians reside. Minister, can you explain where you stand on undergrounding, as Green GEN does not appear to be listening?

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  1. 2. Business Statement and Announcement en

    Trefnydd, I would like a statement from the Government regarding the threat to our most valuable industry, tourism. In Carmarthenshire, tourism earned, in 2024-25, £724 million, employing over 6,600 full-time employees. This is vital to Wales's economy, and we need to listen to the challenge it is facing. I believe this Government doesn't appear to be listening. A whole raft of taxation and regulation is having a serious impact on these businesses. Let's talk about the visitor levy, a tourist tax that is placing another burden on the industry. We are now faced with plans to turn Wales into a giant energy park, with hundreds of enormous wind turbines and pylons in our most beautiful countryside that attracts millions of visitors. Are you aware of the impact? Are you listening to the tourism industry? And what action are you taking to protect it? Diolch.

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  1. 2. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning en

    Carmarthenshire's revised development plan allocates nearly 9,000 new homes within the county, and those new homes are needed and welcomed. However, the infrastructure to support them just does not keep pace. Glangwili is about to take on specialist critical care for the whole Hywel Dda area and people cannot see a GP or an NHS dentist. So, my question is: what can the Welsh Government or the local planning authority employ to ensure local infrastructure keeps pace with development? Diolch.

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  1. 2. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Rural Resilience and Sustainability cy

    2. Pa drafodaethau y mae'r Gweinidog Cabinet wedi'u cael gyda'r Gweinidog Cabinet dros Fenter, Cysylltedd ac Ynni am effaith peilonau ar gymunedau gwledig? OQ64568

    Official English translation

    2. What discussions has the Cabinet Minister had with the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy about the impact of pylons on rural communities? OQ64568

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  2. 2. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Rural Resilience and Sustainability en

    Farmers in Carmarthenshire have reported Green GEN Cymru contractors arriving on their land without warning, with one recent incident reportedly requiring police attendance. This is causing real anxiety and frustration among farming families. Will the Minister raise these reports urgently with the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy and stand up within Government for the rural communities affected? Diolch.

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  1. 2. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Education and Welsh Language en

    As a Welsh language learner, I'm delighted to have the opportunity to learn Welsh in the Senedd.

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  2. 2. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Education and Welsh Language cy

    Sarah Edwards ydw i, a dwi'n dysgu Cymraeg.

    Official English translation

    I'm Sarah Edwards, and I'm learning Welsh.

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  3. 2. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Education and Welsh Language en

    Can the Cabinet Minister comment on what provisions are being set out by the Welsh Government to upgrade Welsh language learning facilities in my own constituency of rural Carmarthenshire? Diolch.

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  1. 2. Business Statement and Announcement en

    Trefnydd, I would like to call for a Welsh Government statement that clearly outlines how it will balance its renewable energy objectives. Parts of my constituency are deeply affected by large-scale windfarm developments. I have written questions on this issue and I note your manifesto commitment for undergrounding. I wish to put on record my constituents' huge ongoing concerns about the visual and economic impact of wind turbines. The impact of extensive windfarm developments on Wales's natural landscape could be potentially catastrophic. As part of that statement, will the Government also include a comprehensive impact statement examining the economic, environmental and social consequences of planned wind energy developments across Wales? Such an assessment would help provide transparency on the long-term implications for rural communities, tourism and energy infrastructure. Diolch.

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  1. 2. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Rural Resilience and Sustainability cy

    2. Pa drafodaethau y mae'r Gweinidog Cabinet wedi'u cael gyda'r Gweinidog Cabinet dros Fenter, Cysylltedd ac Ynni ynglŷn ag effaith amgylcheddol peilonau yn Sir Gaerfyrddin? OQ64323

    Official English translation

    2. What discussions has the Cabinet Minister had with the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy regarding the environmental impact of pylons in Sir Gaerfyrddin? OQ64323

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  2. 2. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Rural Resilience and Sustainability en

    Constituents impacted by proposed pylons across Carmarthenshire continue to tell me that they feel ignored by the very decisions being made about their communities. This also includes the environmental impact of proposed pylons, in which we see loss of habitat, disturbance during construction, and pylons often eroding natural landscapes and scenic views. In your role as Cabinet Minister for Rural Resilience and Sustainability, you have a role in the environmental impact side of pylons. In light of this, what specific action will you take to ensure pylons don't ruin the natural landscapes and scenery that our constituents love and call their home? Diolch.

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  1. 1. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Enterprise, Connectivity and Energy en

    Cabinet Minister, the way you support small businesses of all kinds, including co-operatives, is by ensuring that they aren't overtaxed. Will the Minister give thought to Reform's policy of reviewing the business rates regime, with a view to cutting tax on small and high-street businesses? Diolch.

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  1. 2. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Finance cy

    2. Pa asesiad y mae'r Gweinidog Cabinet wedi'i wneud o effaith yr ardoll ymwelwyr ar economi sir Gaerfyrddin? OQ64201

    Official English translation

    2. What assessment has the Cabinet Minister made of the impact of the visitor levy on the economy of Carmarthenshire? OQ64201

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  2. 2. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Finance en

    Diolch. Given that the Government has stated that the visitor levy is designed to create sustainable tourism in Wales, could you quantify exactly what sustainable tourism entails, and how much is it going to cost to achieve this, as the feedback from my constituents suggests that we need an impact study on the negative effects of this tax on visitor numbers?

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  1. 3. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning cy

    9. Pa gynlluniau sydd gan Lywodraeth Cymru i adolygu ei chanllawiau i awdurdodau lleol ar osod ceblau trydan o dan y ddaear? OQ64151

    Official English translation

    9. What plans does the Welsh Government have to review its guidance to local authorities on the undergrounding of electricity cables? OQ64151

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  2. 3. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning en

    Cabinet Minister, the Welsh Government's independent advisory group accepted that more work is needed on the costs of cable ploughed underground transmission lines, and its community representative declined to endorse the report because of this. Do you accept that decisions on new grid infrastructure should not proceed until those cost comparisons have been properly concluded? Diolch.

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  1. 2. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Government Effectiveness and the Constitution cy

    2. A wnaiff y Gweinidog Cabinet gadarnhau pryd oedd y tro diwethaf y cynhaliodd Llywodraeth Cymru adolygiad sylfaenol o strwythur, gallu ac effeithiolrwydd gwasanaeth sifil Cymru, ac a oes ganddi unrhyw gynlluniau i gomisiynu adolygiad o'r fath? OQ64140

    Official English translation

    2. Will the Cabinet Minister confirm when the Welsh Government last conducted a fundamental review of the structure, capability and effectiveness of the Welsh civil service, and whether it has any plans to commission such a review? OQ64140

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  2. 2. Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Government Effectiveness and the Constitution en

    The Welsh civil service sits within the UK-wide Civil Service Commission framework. But that governs only whether appointments follow due process, not whether the institution is fit to deliver for Wales. The UK Government sits within that same framework and commissioned the Maude review anyway. In 27 years of devolution, no Welsh Government has done the equivalent. What evaluation has the Minister made of committing to an independent, externally led, publicly published review of the civil service's capability, or can he explain whether there is some alternative work under way?

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  1. 1. Questions to the First Minister en

    First Minister, constituents affected by the proposed pylons tell me they feel ignored and excluded from the decision-making process. Will you commit today to meeting with those residents, listening to their concerns and ensuring that their voices are properly heard before any further decisions are taken?

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  1. 3. Nomination of the First Minister under Standing Order 8 cy

    Dan Thomas.

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Written questions

8 written questions on record from the Seventh Senedd on, newest first.

  1. WQ100498 · Tabled · Answered

    What oversight does the Welsh Government have regarding the financial risks facing the £3.4 billion Dyfed pension fund, following its £19 million contribution to a £68 million loan for a wind generation project?

    Answered by Cabinet Minister for Finance

    The Local Government Pension Scheme is not devolved. Oversight of the Dyfed Pension Scheme is a matter for the relevant elected members of the Pension Authority and the UK Government.

    WQ100498 in the Record

  2. WQ100231 · Tabled · Answered

    What oversight does the Welsh Government have over the governance and financial risks associated with Welsh local government pension funds, including the £68 million Wales Pension Partnership investment in Bute Energy?

    Answered by Cabinet Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning

    Substantive response

    WQ100231 in the Record

  3. WQ100204 · Tabled · Answered

    Has the Welsh Government declined any offers of community investment to support NHS X-ray services in rural Wales and, if so, what were the reasons for doing so?

    Answered by Cabinet Minister for Health and Care

    The Welsh Government divisions most likely to receive such approaches, namely Capital and Estates, Delivery and Performance, Health Sciences, and Planning, are not aware of any recent specific offer made directly to the Welsh Government by a community organisation, charity or commercial provider to support NHS X-ray services in rural Wales. On that basis, no such offer has been identified as having been declined.

    This position is based on enquiries with the relevant Welsh Government policy and delivery areas, rather than an exhaustive review of all correspondence received. Organisations interested in supporting a local NHS service are encouraged to engage with the relevant Health Board in the first instance, so that any proposal can be considered collaboratively in the context of local service needs, clinical requirements and the Health Board’s wider plans.

    WQ100204 in the Record

  4. WQ100203 · Tabled · Answered

    What assessment has the Cabinet Minister made of the impact that expenditure on agency radiology staff to address diagnostic backlogs has had on the provision of X-ray services at Llandovery Hospital?

    Answered by Cabinet Minister for Health and Care

    The Welsh Government does not hold this information. The Member may wish to contact the health board directly regarding the availability of this information.

    WQ100203 in the Record

  5. WQ100202 · Tabled · Answered

    Will the Cabinet Minister ensure that Hywel Dda University Health Board will allow a private provider or charity to deliver the service where that organisation is willing to fund the machine upgrade and provide appropriately qualified staff?

    Answered by Cabinet Minister for Health and Care

    Decisions about the operational and strategic delivery of radiology services are matters for Hywel Dda University Health Board. Any external organisation wishing to contribute funding, equipment or appropriately qualified staff should discuss its proposal with the Health Board in the first instance.

    Offers to support NHS services are welcomed and appreciated, but any proposal must be developed in cooperation with the Health Board and considered against clinical safety, quality, workforce, governance, sustainability and the Health Board’s agreed service model. Where the Health Board considers that Welsh Government involvement is required, I would expect it to bring forward the proposal through the appropriate established process, explaining how the proposed partnership supports its delivery plans and what intervention is sought.

    WQ100202 in the Record

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Contributions by topic, in Plenary

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Votes by topic

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TopicForAgainstAbstainDid not voteDivisions
Housing & Social Justice1of 32of 30of 30of 33
Constitution & External Affairs2of 75of 70of 70of 77
Economy & Welsh Tax5of 158of 150of 152of 1515
Education & Welsh Language1of 20of 21of 20of 22
Health & Social Care9of 155of 151of 150of 1515
Climate Change & Transport4of 124of 120of 124of 1212
Not classified9of 166of 161of 160of 1616

Roll-call divisions, by sitting day

70 recorded votes. Official division result.

For
31
Against
30
Abstain
3
Did not vote
6

Counted by Siambr: a sum of the official division rows.

For Against Abstain Unlit desk: did not vote

3 divisions

Members' Legislative Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): An NHS first Bill

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  1. Motion Abstain Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 10 for · 2 against · 19 abstain · 2 did not vote

Reform UK Debate: Prostate cancer strategy

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  1. Motion For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote

Welsh Labour Debate: The M4 around Newport

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  1. Motion For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
3 divisions

Reform UK Debate: Local referendums on council tax rises

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  1. Motion For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 29 for · 4 did not vote
  2. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 29 against · 4 did not vote
  3. Motion as amended Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 29 against · 4 did not vote
6 divisions

Reform UK Debate: Regional rugby

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  1. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Against Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote
  2. Motion For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 for · 1 abstain · 2 did not vote

Reform UK Debate: Access to HMOs and social housing for foreign nationals

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  1. Motion For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
  2. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan a Lynne Neagle Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote
  3. Motion as amended Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote

Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Family Drug and Alcohol Courts

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  1. Motion For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 for · 1 abstain · 2 did not vote
1 division

Debate: Fiscal Reform

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  1. Motion Did not vote Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 against · 3 did not vote
4 divisions

Reform UK Debate: Default 20 mph speed limit

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  1. Motion For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
  2. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 1 for · 30 against · 2 did not vote
  3. Motion as amended Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 1 for · 30 against · 2 did not vote

Welsh Conservatives Debate: The defence sector

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  1. Motion For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
5 divisions

Reform UK Debate: Wales and the United Kingdom

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  1. Amendment 2tabled in the name of Lynne Neagle Against Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote
  2. Motion as amended Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote
  3. Motion For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
  4. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote

Welsh Labour Debate: Further education

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  1. Motion For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
10 divisions

Reform UK Debate: Grooming gangs

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  1. Motion For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
  2. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote
  3. Amendment 2tabled in the name of Paul Davies For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
  4. Motion as amended Abstain Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 2 against · 29 abstain · 2 did not vote

Reform UK Debate: Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board health visitor pay dispute

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  1. Motion For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
  2. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote
  3. Amendment 2tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Against Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote
  4. Amendment 4tabled in the name of Lynne Neagle For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
  5. Motion as amended For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
  6. Amendment 3tabled in the name of Paul Davies For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
5 divisions

Welsh Conservatives Debate: Deposit-return scheme

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  1. Motion Did not vote Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 for · 3 did not vote
  2. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Did not vote Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 against · 3 did not vote
  3. Motion as amended Did not vote Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 against · 3 did not vote

Reform UK Debate: Bovine TB

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  1. Motion Did not vote Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 for · 3 did not vote

Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Young people and employment

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  1. Motion Did not vote Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 against · 3 did not vote
2 divisions

Legislative Consent Motion: Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill

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  1. Motion For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 32 for · 1 did not vote

Debate: The First Supplementary Budget 2026-27

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  1. Motion Against Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 32 against · 1 did not vote
4 divisions

Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Ophthalmology services

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  1. Motion For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote

Reform UK Debate: The tourism sector

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  1. Motion For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
  2. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote
  3. Motion as amended Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote
4 divisions

Debate: Fair Funding

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  1. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Lynne Neagle Against Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote
  2. Amendment 2tabled in the name of Llŷr Powell For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 for · 2 did not vote
  3. Amendment 3tabled in the name of Paul Davies Against Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote
  4. Motion Against Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 31 against · 2 did not vote
4 divisions

Reform UK Debate: Nation of Sanctuary

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  1. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 against · 3 did not vote
  2. Motion as amended Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 against · 3 did not vote
  3. Motion For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 for · 3 did not vote

Welsh Labour Debate: Funding for additional learning needs in the first Supplementary Budget 2026-27

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  1. Motion For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 for · 3 did not vote
10 divisions

Welsh Conservatives Debate: Hospital services and hospital closures

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  1. Motion Against Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 29 against · 4 did not vote
  2. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Against Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 29 against · 4 did not vote
  3. Amendment 2tabled in the name of Lynne Neagle For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 29 for · 4 did not vote
  4. Amendment 3tabled in the name of Llŷr Powell For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 29 for · 4 did not vote
  5. Amendment 4tabled in the name of Lynne Neagle Against Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 29 against · 4 did not vote
  6. Motion as amended For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 29 for · 4 did not vote

Reform UK Debate: A Welsh Rivers Act

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  1. Motion For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 29 for · 4 did not vote
  2. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Against Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 29 against · 4 did not vote
  3. Amendment 3tabled in the name of Paul Davies For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 29 for · 4 did not vote
  4. Amendment 2tabled in the name of Lynne Neagle Against Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 29 against · 4 did not vote
4 divisions

Reform UK Debate: Government international spending

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  1. Motion For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 for · 3 did not vote
  2. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 1 for · 29 against · 3 did not vote
  3. Motion as amended Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 against · 3 did not vote

Reform UK Debate: Statutory register for lobbyists

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  1. Motion For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 for · 3 did not vote
5 divisions

Reform UK Debate: Childcare offer

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  1. Motion For Not agreed Party tally Reform UK: 32 for · 1 did not vote
  2. Amendment 1tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 32 against · 1 did not vote
  3. Amendment 2tabled in the name of Lynne Neagle For Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 30 for · 2 abstain · 1 did not vote
  4. Motion as amended Against Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 11 for · 20 against · 1 abstain · 1 did not vote

Welsh Labour Debate: School support staff negotiating body

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  1. Motion Abstain Agreed Party tally Reform UK: 32 abstain · 1 did not vote