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P-06-1534 End corridor care in Wales

This page gives details of any meetings held which will, or did, discuss the matter, and includes links to the relevant Papers, Agendas and Minutes.

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Meeting: 12/01/2026 - Petitions Committee (Item 3)

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Supporting documents:

Minutes:

The Committee considered the petition and noted that the issues raised in the plenary debate reflected wider, ongoing health and social care challenges. Members considered that these matters are now for political parties to address through their manifestos. In light of this, Members agreed to close the petition and to thank the petitioners for raising the issue.

Meeting: 10/12/2025 - Plenary (Item 6)

Debate on petition P-06-1534 End corridor care in Wales

NDM9076 Carolyn Thomas (North Wales) 
To propose that the Senedd:

Notes the petition ‘P-06-1534 End corridor care in Wales’ which received 10,536 signatures. 

Minutes:

The item started at 16.26

NDM9076 Carolyn Thomas (North Wales) 

Notes the petition ‘P-06-1534 End corridor care in Wales’ which received 10,536 signatures.

The motion was agreed in accordance with Standing Order 12.36.

 

Meeting: 18/11/2025 - Business Committee (Item 4)

Letter from the Chair of the Petitions Committee requesting a debate

Supporting documents:

  • Restricted enclosure 10

Minutes:

The Business Committee considered the request and agreed to schedule a debate on petition P-06-1534 End corridor care in Wales in Plenary on 10 December. 

 

Meeting: 10/11/2025 - Petitions Committee (Item 3)

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Minutes:

Members agreed to request a debate but discussed the availability of data on corridor care, and whether it would be better to seek a debate before the Christmas recess, or defer to the New Year when updated figures for the difficult December period are available to Members. It was agreed to ask Welsh Government for the data they hold, and information on how it defines ‘corridor care’. Members agreed to ask the petitioners’ preference for the timing of the debate before writing to the Business Committee.

 

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