Speeches by Chadwick.

“The hon. Gentleman is quite right to question whether or not this is a good use of Government time and money. The 4,500 constituents of mine who have signed this petition would much rather the Government spent their time and money on trying to fix other data governance issues. For example, one big data governance issue…”

“Thank you. Final question: is there sufficient clarity around the funding streams for youth justice services in Wales? If not, what changes would you like to see?”

“This Government keep claiming that offshore wind will bring down bills for people in Wales and drive economic growth, but research from Greenpeace shows that the opposite is happening. The Crown Estate is pushing up bills by running uncapped auctions that force energy companies to pay huge fees just to use the seabed. …”

“I start by raising a point of order, Mr Speaker. The Secretary of State said that the Liberal Democrats were responsible for imposing the two-child benefit cap. That is simply not true. It was imposed by the Conservatives, and we have campaigned tirelessly against it ever since. Will she correct the record?”

“What are the most pressing needs among the young offender population in England and Wales? What should other services do to meet those needs prior to a young offender coming into contact with the criminal justice system?”

“Thank you, both. Let me follow up with four questions for Mr Fraser. You mentioned that some outcomes are improving, but Wales and the north-east had the highest increase in reoffending by children between 2024-25. Why does Wales seem to struggle so much with reducing reoffending among that cohort?”

“A question for Mr Fraser and Mr Jones. Can you provide an assessment of the performance of youth justice services in Wales, please?”

“Just picking up on the 71% of children sentenced with speech, language and communication needs, is there sufficient provision for those young offenders in Wales?”

“The recent floods in Monmouthshire have been devastating for local communities, and our thoughts are with everyone affected as they try to return to some sense of normality. I would also like to pay tribute to the emergency services and everyone who has worked tirelessly to keep residents safe throughout these events. …”

“We have heard just how little money is being spent on research, comparatively speaking. As has already been mentioned, the DecodeME study is identifying genetic signals linked to immune and neurological pathways, offering real clues to the biological mechanisms of this disease. Does my hon. Friend agree that the Govern…”

“I pay tribute to everyone in Wales and across the United Kingdom who has campaigned so hard for people living with Parkinson’s. In Wales, we expect the number of people living with Parkinson’s to rise to more than 9,000 by 2030. Yet too many people trying to access the most basic elements of care, from diagnosis to reh…”

“What trends have you noticed in demand for resettlement support services?”

“Thank you both for being here. How consistent is the provision of housing and related support to prison leavers across Wales?”

“Chloe, Nacro provides CAS-2 accommodation in Wales on behalf of the Ministry of Justice. How many people have you supported through this provision in the last year? Are there any plans to expand the number of places available in Wales?”

“Thank you, Katie. What role does housing play in ensuring the successful rehabilitation of prison leavers when they enter the community?”

“Lloyds bank has more than 31,000 customers in my constituency, yet many of them, particularly the elderly and the vulnerable, are struggling to get out their own cash. That is because Lloyds has closed its branches in Brecon, Presteigne, Ystradgynlais, and before the end of this month in Pontardawe, despite making bill…”

“To follow up on the consistency point, is it consistently good or consistently bad?”

“Will the Minister give way?”

“Apples and pears provide essential nutrients, such as vitamin C and folate, and they count as one of our five a day, as recognised by the NHS Eatwell guide. Does the Minister agree that any attempt to include fruit juice in the HFSS category risks sending the wrong messages to families at a time when fruit and vegetabl…”

“My hon. Friend is right to say that these system failures are putting extra responsibility, extra stress and often extra cost on individuals, which is why the system needs to be improved. Beyond the funding and IT problems, our systemic weaknesses make cross-border care even harder. Many Powys residents are registered …”