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<p>I thank Sioned for pushing for this debate today; however, I am of the opinion that whatever is said here today will have little to no impact on UK Government policy. This is not a UK Government known for listening to the Labour cliques in the Welsh Government. Why should they pay any attention to what we say here today?</p>
<p>The pathways to work Green Paper is causing real and deep concern amongst those in receipt of health-related benefits across the length and breadth of Wales. According to the First Minister, the UK Government cuts to welfare will fall more heavily in Wales. This is just adding to the concerns for our disabled constituents, which will not be addressed by this debate today. We need greater clarity, not more noise. Surely we would be better off calling the Secretary of State for Wales to come to this Chamber to address concerns and thoroughly outline the UK Government's plans. After all, this is not legislation, it is a Green Paper, the start of the process, not the end. The Senedd and the representatives of the people of Wales should be able to feed their views into the process, but this is a reserved matter. We have no direct role in these UK reforms.</p>
<p>We on this side of the Chamber believe that it should remain that way. Unlike Plaid and many in the Labour group, Welsh Conservatives don't support devolution of welfare. If it was devolved, would you be doing anything different? I would like for Plaid and the Welsh Government to outline what steps they would take to ensure the long-term sustainability of the welfare system and to restore fairness. Doing nothing is not an option, the bill for health and related benefits for people of working age is set to rise to £71 billion a year by the end of the decade, far more than we spend on defending our nation. Something has to be done, and I congratulate the UK Government for finally realising this, but they are being disingenuous and hypocritical. Rachel Reeves has stated that designing a benefits system to save money is wrong. Liz Kendall has said that cutting disability support goes against the values of a decent society. According to Sir Keir Starmer, cutting disability benefits is unfair and unacceptable.</p>
<p>What we need is clear direction and, above all, assurances that disabled people will not be forced into poverty as a result of the UK Government's proposals. But these are questions that only the UK Government can address, so either the Welsh Government needs to be more forthcoming with their correspondence with the UK Ministers, or we need to be able to question the UK Government directly. <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Diolch yn fawr.</span></p>

<p>Thank you so much, Presiding Officer. Cabinet Secretary, private and independent schools play an incredibly important role in our education system. There seems to be a common misconception, and, sadly, it's prevalent amongst the Labour benches, that these schools are only for the rich. In reality, this couldn't be further from the truth. Having visited many private schools since taking up my role, including Kings Monkton School in Cardiff, as well as Monmouth Haberdashers', many families actually scrimp and save to send their children to private school, making many and countless sacrifices along the way.</p>
<p>When we discussed independent schools in the Chamber a few weeks ago, the disdain radiated from the former First Minster, now Cabinet Secretary for finance—he deliberately misconstrued my points and proceeded on a rant about privilege. So, Cabinet Secretary, do you share your colleague’s contempt for private and independent schools, or do you recognise that they have an important role to play? And I’d urge you to think very carefully about your answer, given that both the First Minister, Baroness Eluned Morgan, and the Labour Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, have received this type of schooling.&nbsp;</p>