Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Health, Well-being and Sport

QNR – in the Senedd on 13 July 2016.

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Photo of Bethan Sayed Bethan Sayed Plaid Cymru

(Translated) Will the Minister make a statement on widening access to sports facilities?

Photo of Vaughan Gething Vaughan Gething Labour

The Welsh Government believes that modern, appropriate and accessible sports facilities are key in encouraging more people to take part in sport. Sport Wales, our delivery agent, is working with partners to ensure that there are good quality facilities spread across Wales.

Photo of David Lloyd David Lloyd Plaid Cymru

(Translated) Will the Minister make a statement on coeliac disease prescriptions?

Photo of Vaughan Gething Vaughan Gething Labour

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Gluten-free products are an essential part of the clinical treatment of coeliac disease. National prescribing guidance was published in 2013 to support healthcare professionals in the management of patients with coeliac disease. Coeliac UK has supported the development of the guidance including the updated version published in March 2016.

Photo of Angela Burns Angela Burns Conservative

(Translated) Will the Minister provide an update on his priorities for legislation during the fifth Assembly?

Photo of Vaughan Gething Vaughan Gething Labour

Last month, the First Minister made a statement setting out the Welsh Government’s legislative programme for 2016/17. For health wellbeing and sport, the key legislation is the reintroduction of a Public Health Bill, although clearly there is a close interest in the Additional Learning Needs Bill. There will also be a secondary legislation programme stemming from the recently passed Regulation and Inspection of Social Care (Wales) Act 2016 and other secondary legislation of a routine nature.

Photo of Julie Morgan Julie Morgan Labour

(Translated) What opportunity has the Minister had to meet with members of Haemophilia Wales?

Photo of Vaughan Gething Vaughan Gething Labour

I met representatives on 6 July to hear their views about future support for those affected by NHS supplied contaminated blood. I clarified current scheme funding arrangements and reaffirmed that a decision about the way forward for Wales would be made when the outcome of the England consultation is known.