Plaid Cymru’s Cefin Campbell expressed concerns about systemic failings in women’s health care and a “unique patchwork of barriers” facing women in rural Wales. Leading a powerful debate, Mr Campbell told the Senedd his daughter became emotionally distressed on one occasion during an appointment with her GP in Carmarthenshire. Now, things have to change.”Mr Campbell warned women’s health has been systematically deprioritised due to a lack of clinical understanding, political will, representation and research. He told the chamber or Siambr: “Cutting rural services, from GP surgeries to minor injuries units, doesn't help women's health at all. Unfortunately, in Wales, a postcode, for a woman, will often dictate whether she receives timely care or has to suffer in silence.”