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7. Plaid Cymru Debate: Eating Disorders ( 4 Mar 2020)

Bethan Sayed: Thank you, and thank you to those who have contributed; I appreciate the response we've had. What I will start with is: you said, Deputy Minister, that it won't happen overnight, and I appreciate that any service change will take time, but I think what I would urge you to do in that sense, therefore, is to ensure that the people who contributed to the review—be they patients, be they...

7. Plaid Cymru Debate: Eating Disorders ( 4 Mar 2020)

Bethan Sayed: Thank you very much to everyone who took part, and I hope that changes will be afoot to ensure that those changes do help those people at the front line, so that they don't become so poorly that they have to enter a treatment unit in England, and that they can remain in the community to receive that specific treatment.

5. Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Support for babies and new parents during COVID-19 ( 9 Dec 2020)

Bethan Sayed: Thank you, Llywydd, and thank you for your kind words.

5. Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Support for babies and new parents during COVID-19 ( 9 Dec 2020)

Bethan Sayed: Thank you, Lynne Neagle and Leanne Wood for tabling this debate with me. I'm glad you received my request to be part of it—I didn't want to miss this opportunity—and for relaying the life stories of women across Wales so passionately today. Thank you to all who contributed, and especially to Hannah Albrighton, the petitioner, who has had a baby herself in lockdown. It's no surprise that...

5. Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Support for babies and new parents during COVID-19 ( 9 Dec 2020)

Bethan Sayed: Before I carry on, I'd like to quickly say a big thank you to Sarah Rees, my maternity cover and my community manager, for campaigning so diligently and passionately on this issue on my behalf. I couldn't have hoped for a better non-locum MS. When I gave birth during this pandemic, I look back in wonder at how I and thousands like me even managed through this situation. It's not said enough...

2. Questions to the Minister for Education: Questions Without Notice from Party Spokespeople (13 Jan 2021)

Bethan Sayed: Diolch yn fawr, Dirprwy Lywydd. Thank you very much. Good afternoon, Minister. Obviously, the disruption to those who are partaking in vocational and other technical courses has been pretty bad. We all need plumbers and electricians all year round, and we are hearing from the sector, for example, that many of these people are not able to go in and do the practical work to be able to complete...

2. Questions to the Minister for Education: Questions Without Notice from Party Spokespeople (13 Jan 2021)

Bethan Sayed: Okay, thank you very much for that reply and for your congratulations; I do appreciate that. It's interesting that you say that the money has come to the institutions. What I'm hearing is that, because of students being unable to go back potentially until February—some of them think that they may not be able to go back until even later than that—it will stall their ability to be able to...

2. Questions to the Minister for Education: Questions Without Notice from Party Spokespeople (13 Jan 2021)

Bethan Sayed: Thank you, and I'm glad that you recognise that the plan for catch-up is going to be much, much longer than one academic year, and I concur with that.  My final question is with regard to university rent rebates and I've got lots of support for those who have been taking part in strikes across the country in relation to not wanting to pay their rent if they're not able to go to their...

1. Questions to the First Minister: COVID-19 Vaccinations (19 Jan 2021)

Bethan Sayed: I've had quite a lot of communication from people who are anxious because they don't feel that the Government has been proactive enough in telling them who is eligible and when they will get that information through. I've even had some comments and some phone calls to my office, as we've been speaking here, from over-80-year-olds saying they've had to chase appointments with the GP. I hear...

2. Business Statement and Announcement (19 Jan 2021)

Bethan Sayed: Could we have a statement, please, on perinatal mental health support, which includes ways in which the Welsh Government will implement a whole-family approach and recognise the fact that many new parents currently don't have the support they need? I'm asking this because my office has conducted a survey with over 300 responses, which clearly shows that over 80 per cent have felt that they...

2. Questions to the Minister for Mental Health, Wellbeing and Welsh Language: Perinatal Mental Health (20 Jan 2021)

Bethan Sayed: My office held a survey throughout the autumn and winter of last year. We got 1,000 responses to one, and 300 to another most recently, asking parents about their experience of perinatal services. We've had many responses, telling us that 80 per cent of them feel anxious about the restrictions that still exist in maternity services, 68 per cent feel that they didn't receive support, despite...

QNR: Questions to the Minister for Mental Health, Well-being and the Welsh Language (20 Jan 2021)

Bethan Sayed: What steps is the Welsh Government taking to improve mental health support and wellbeing for new parents in Wales?

1. Questions to the First Minister: Key Workers (26 Jan 2021)

Bethan Sayed: 8. How is the Welsh Government protecting and supporting all key workers in Wales during the COVID-19 pandemic? OQ56185

1. Questions to the First Minister: Key Workers (26 Jan 2021)

Bethan Sayed: Thank you for that reply. I'll declare an interest, because my son is in nursery day care. I've had quite a lot of nurseries get in touch with me where staff have told me that they don't seem to be appearing on any lists for the vaccine. They feel like they've been left behind. They are working day in, day out in a vulnerable position. They can't wear PPE when they're working with very young...

2. Business Statement and Announcement (26 Jan 2021)

Bethan Sayed: I wanted to ask a question about health visitors. I had a reply from the health Minister today to a written question that I'd put in, and I didn't get a direct response as to whether any health visitors have been redeployed in the health service due to the pandemic. He said in that reply just to risk assess any considerations for redeployment by the health boards, but didn't say if it was...

5. Debate on the Culture, Welsh Language and Communications Report: 'Turn up the volume: an inquiry into the live music industry' ( 3 Feb 2021)

Bethan Sayed: Diolch for the introduction, and thank you to Helen Mary Jones who was the Chair in my absence, who did a lot of work during the pandemic to discuss the impact on the music industry. And sadly, the pandemic affected the launch of this report, which was supposed to happen during the first week of the initial lockdown, I believe. I'd like to thank all the bands and all the artists as well that...

5. Debate on the Culture, Welsh Language and Communications Report: 'Turn up the volume: an inquiry into the live music industry' ( 3 Feb 2021)

Bethan Sayed: In relation to what the sector needs for restarting activity in this area, much like we have been discussing within the sports sector, those in the creative industries are asking now for some version of a road map towards being able to reopen. Now, I know the Deputy Minister said in our recent scrutiny that he finds that difficult, because, of course, we are in a pandemic, and it's very...

5. Debate on the Culture, Welsh Language and Communications Report: 'Turn up the volume: an inquiry into the live music industry' ( 3 Feb 2021)

Bethan Sayed: In moving now to Brexit, well, certainly the impact of Brexit has been great on the sector, and I'd like to thank the arts council and Cardiff Council for responding to our inquiry. Certainly, the arts council is right in commenting that the Brexit trade deal does not allow for frictionless artists' mobility, and this will make touring in Europe more complex and more expensive. The deal was...

5. Debate on the Culture, Welsh Language and Communications Report: 'Turn up the volume: an inquiry into the live music industry' ( 3 Feb 2021)

Bethan Sayed: Thank you, Deputy Presiding Officer, and I apologise for going over time. It's difficult to time these things. I would like to thank the Deputy Minister for that response and everyone who's contributed this afternoon. Unfortunately, I can't cover all of your comments, but everything you've said has been important in providing us with an overview of what's important for the future in terms of...


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