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Constitution & External Affairs

7 roll-call divisions on record under this topic.

Arranged by Siambr: Topics are assigned by Siambr, not the Senedd: from the portfolio an item’s title names, else a keyword in the title. A vote takes the topic of the debate it decided.

These are counts of ballots, not stances. A vote on a motion is not a position on a topic.

How each Member voted

Each count is the Member’s ballots of that kind, out of their ballots on this topic’s divisions. Select a count to see the divisions behind it.

Of
Adam Price Plaid Cymru22037
Adrian Mason Reform UK25007
Alun Cox Plaid Cymru43007
Andrew Griffin Reform UK25007
Andrew RT Davies Welsh Conservatives25007
Anna Brychan Plaid Cymru43007
Anna Nicholl Plaid Cymru43007
Anthony Slaughter Wales Green Party43007
Art Wright Reform UK25007
Beca Brown Plaid Cymru43007
Becca Martin Plaid Cymru22037
Benjamin Hodge Mckenna Reform UK25007
Cai Parry-Jones Reform UK25007
Carmelo Colasanto Reform UK25007
Carrie Harper Plaid Cymru43007
Catherine Cullen Reform UK25007
Cefin Campbell Plaid Cymru43007
Claire Archibald Reform UK25007
Claire Johnson-Wood Reform UK25007
Cristiana Emsley Reform UK25007
Dafydd Trystan Davies Plaid Cymru43007
Dan Thomas Reform UK21047
Darren Millar Welsh Conservatives25007
David Hughes Reform UK25007
David Mills Reform UK25007
Delyth Jewell Plaid Cymru43007
Donna Cushing Plaid Cymru43007
Elfed Williams Plaid Cymru43007
Elin Jones Plaid Cymru43007
Elwyn Vaughan Plaid Cymru43007
Elyn Stephens Plaid Cymru43007
Francesca O'Brien Reform UK25007
Gareth Beer Reform UK25007
Gareth Thomas Reform UK25007
Gwyn Williams Plaid Cymru43007
Heledd Fychan Plaid Cymru43007
Helen Jenner Reform UK25007
Huw Irranca-Davies Welsh Labour00077
Huw Thomas Welsh Labour51107
Iain McIntosh Reform UK25007
James Evans Reform UK13037
Jane Dodds Welsh Liberal Democrats30137
Janet Finch-Saunders Welsh Conservatives12047
Jason O'Connell Reform UK25007
Jayne Bryant Welsh Labour51107
Joe Martin Reform UK25007
John Clark Reform UK25007
John Davies Plaid Cymru43007
Joshua Kim Reform UK25007
Ken Skates Welsh Labour51107
Kerry Ferguson Plaid Cymru00077
Kiera Marshall Plaid Cymru43007
Laura Anne Jones Reform UK13037
Leticia Gonzalez Plaid Cymru43007
Lindsay Whittle Plaid Cymru43007
Lis McLean Plaid Cymru43007
Llyr Gruffydd Plaid Cymru43007
Llŷr Powell Reform UK25007
Louise Emery Reform UK25007
Lyn Ackerman Plaid Cymru43007
Lynne Neagle Welsh Labour51107
Mabon ap Gwynfor Plaid Cymru43007
Mair Rowlands Plaid Cymru43007
Marc Jones Plaid Cymru43007
Mark Hooper Plaid Cymru43007
Matthew Jones Plaid Cymru22037
Mike Hedges Welsh Labour51107
Natasha Asghar Welsh Conservatives13037
Nerys Evans Plaid Cymru43007
Niamh Salkeld Plaid Cymru43007
Nick Carter Plaid Cymru43007
Nigel Williams Reform UK25007
Paul Davies Welsh Conservatives25007
Paul Marr Reform UK25007
Paul Rock Wales Green Party43007
Peredur Owen Griffiths Plaid Cymru43007
Peter Fox Welsh Conservatives25007
Rebeca Phillips Plaid Cymru43007
Rhun ap Iorwerth Plaid Cymru43007
Safa Elhassan Plaid Cymru43007
Sam Rowlands Welsh Conservatives25007
Sara Crowley Plaid Cymru43007
Sarah Cooper-Lesadd Plaid Cymru34007
Sarah Edwards Reform UK25007
Sarah Murphy Welsh Labour51107
Sarah Rees Plaid Cymru43007
Sera Evans Plaid Cymru43007
Shav Taj Welsh Labour00077
Siân Gwenllian Plaid Cymru43007
Sioned Williams Plaid Cymru43007
Stephen Senior Reform UK13037
Steve Bayliss Reform UK25007
Steven Rodaway Reform UK25007
Tom Montgomery Reform UK12047
Vikki Howells Welsh Labour51107
Zaynub Akbar Plaid Cymru43007

Contributions on items classified Constitution & External Affairs

Counted by Siambr: each Member's speaking contributions on this topic's items, out of all their speaking contributions in Plenary. Chairing is not counted. No speech carries a topic of its own. Topics are assigned by Siambr, not the Senedd: from the portfolio an item’s title names, else a keyword in the title. A vote takes the topic of the debate it decided.

Members by contributions on items classified Constitution & External Affairs
Of their contributions
Dafydd Trystan Davies Plaid Cymru141149
Huw Thomas Welsh Labour21134
Adrian Mason Reform UK1937
Iain McIntosh Reform UK1638
Jane Dodds Welsh Liberal Democrats16138
Darren Millar Welsh Conservatives1295
Mike Hedges Welsh Labour1188
Catherine Cullen Reform UK939
Sarah Cooper-Lesadd Plaid Cymru944
Francesca O'Brien Reform UK869
Carrie Harper Plaid Cymru732
Gwyn Williams Plaid Cymru744
Andrew Griffin Reform UK626
Lindsay Whittle Plaid Cymru630
Sarah Rees Plaid Cymru642
Andrew RT Davies Welsh Conservatives551
Cai Parry-Jones Reform UK545
Elfed Williams Plaid Cymru526
Gareth Thomas Reform UK522
Jason O'Connell Reform UK563
Peredur Owen Griffiths Plaid Cymru554
Steven Rodaway Reform UK533
Beca Brown Plaid Cymru434
Cristiana Emsley Reform UK443
John Clark Reform UK426
Kiera Marshall Plaid Cymru447
Leticia Gonzalez Plaid Cymru419
Natasha Asghar Welsh Conservatives464
Niamh Salkeld Plaid Cymru435
Sam Rowlands Welsh Conservatives464
Shav Taj Welsh Labour464
Alun Cox Plaid Cymru331
Art Wright Reform UK331
Elwyn Vaughan Plaid Cymru332
Louise Emery Reform UK340
Marc Jones Plaid Cymru328
Paul Davies Welsh Conservatives362
Anna Nicholl Plaid Cymru242
Benjamin Hodge Mckenna Reform UK249
David Mills Reform UK223
Donna Cushing Plaid Cymru28
Helen Jenner Reform UK262
James Evans Reform UK271
Joe Martin Reform UK224
Ken Skates Welsh Labour283
Lis McLean Plaid Cymru232
Lyn Ackerman Plaid Cymru217
Mair Rowlands Plaid Cymru238
Nick Carter Plaid Cymru219
Nigel Williams Reform UK231
Safa Elhassan Plaid Cymru225
Sarah Edwards Reform UK220
Sera Evans Plaid Cymru257
Steve Bayliss Reform UK223
Tom Montgomery Reform UK237
Zaynub Akbar Plaid Cymru239
Anthony Slaughter Wales Green Party126
Claire Johnson-Wood Reform UK113
Gareth Beer Reform UK123
Huw Irranca-Davies Welsh Labour118
Llŷr Powell Reform UK152
Matthew Jones Plaid Cymru134
Paul Marr Reform UK127
Paul Rock Wales Green Party132
Rebeca Phillips Plaid Cymru133
Rhun ap Iorwerth Plaid Cymru1675
Vikki Howells Welsh Labour168

Divisions

For Against Abstain Unlit desk: did not vote

DebateVote onTopicForAgainstAbstainResultLinks
Reform UK Debate: Wales and the United KingdomAmendment 2 tabled in the name of Lynne NeagleConstitution & External Affairs Classified as Constitution & External Affairs because the debate title contains ‘United Kingdom’.8820Not agreed
Reform UK Debate: Wales and the United KingdomMotion as amendedConstitution & External Affairs Classified as Constitution & External Affairs because the debate title contains ‘United Kingdom’.45378Agreed
Reform UK Debate: Wales and the United KingdomMotionConstitution & External Affairs Classified as Constitution & External Affairs because the debate title contains ‘United Kingdom’.45450Not agreed
Reform UK Debate: Wales and the United KingdomAmendment 1 tabled in the name of Heledd FychanConstitution & External Affairs Classified as Constitution & External Affairs because the debate title contains ‘United Kingdom’.53370Agreed

DebateVote onTopicForAgainstAbstainResultLinks
Reform UK Debate: Government international spendingMotionConstitution & External Affairs Classified as Constitution & External Affairs because the debate title contains ‘international’.37480Not agreed
Reform UK Debate: Government international spendingAmendment 1 tabled in the name of Heledd FychanConstitution & External Affairs Classified as Constitution & External Affairs because the debate title contains ‘international’.49360Agreed
Reform UK Debate: Government international spendingMotion as amendedConstitution & External Affairs Classified as Constitution & External Affairs because the debate title contains ‘international’.48370Agreed

How often a phrase is said

A count of words in the Record of Proceedings, sitting by sitting. It is not a measure of how much attention a topic got.

Matching ignores case, takes whole words only and needs the exact phrase. There is no stemming and no synonyms: “bus” does not match “buses”. Separate variants with commas, such as “bus, buses”.

Text counted

English text of a speech given in Welsh is the Record’s own translation. One language is counted at a time, so no speech counts twice.

A division takes the policy domain of the debate it decided, read from the item number in its motion text. An item's domain comes from the portfolio its title names ("Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Health and Care"), else from the first keyword its title contains, else none. With no debate, the motion's own heading is read for a keyword. Counts are sums of named ballots. A ballot on a motion is not a position on a topic. A Member is listed by their speaking contributions on the domain's items, out of all their speaking contributions; chairing is not counted, and no speech has a topic of its own.