A limited sample of data is provided for non-subscribers. To view the full dataset sign up at https://www.parallelparliament.co.uk/pricingDavid Chadwick2026-06-11That this House notes with concern the decision by Powys Teaching Health Board to extend waiting times for Powys residents receiving treatment in English hospitals; further notes that Powys has no district general hospital and that many residents are therefore reliant on hospitals in Herefordshire, Shropshire and elsewhere in England for routine and specialist treatment; recognises reports that some patients have faced significantly longer waits for treatment despite capacity existing within the hospitals they attend; believes that healthcare should be delivered according to clinical need rather than a patient's postcode or the financial position of their local health board; also notes the principles set out in the NHS Statement of Values and Principles for Cross-Border Healthcare, which seek to ensure that patients living in border communities are not disadvantaged by administrative boundaries; expresses concern about the impact prolonged delays have on patients living with pain, reduced mobility and deteriorating health conditions; and calls on the UK Government, Welsh Government and Powys Teaching Health Board to work together to ensure fair, timely and equitable access to healthcare for patients in Powys and other border communities.12026-06-11https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motion/66067Brian Leishman2026-06-11That this House condemns the exclusion of referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan from the 2026 FIFA World Cup after he was denied entry to the United States, preventing him from becoming the first Somali to officiate at a World Cup; notes reports that Iran's allocation of supporter tickets was withdrawn shortly before the tournament, denying many Iranian fans the opportunity to support their national team despite having already made travel arrangements; further notes that these incidents form part of a wider pattern of visa, entry and accreditation difficulties affecting officials, journalists, support staff and fans from a number of participating nations; regrets FIFA's failure to defend the interests of those affected despite previous assurances that accredited participants would be able to access host countries; further regrets FIFA's willingness to pander to the discriminatory policies of President Trump and his administration rather than stand up for the values it claims to champion; expresses concern that FIFA's growing corporate and commercial focus has taken precedence over the rights and fair treatment of supporters, officials and participants; also notes concern regarding the close relationship between FIFA President Gianni Infantino and President Trump and the perception that this has contributed to FIFA's unwillingness to challenge exclusionary policies; and calls on FIFA to uphold its stated commitment to equality and inclusion and to ensure that no participant, official, journalist or supporter is unfairly excluded from future international competitions.12026-06-11https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motion/66068