Mark Drakeford has been appointed as the interim health secretary of Wales by newly elected First Minister Eluned Morgan, marking his return to the role he previously held from 2013 to 2016. Morgan emphasized that Drakeford's experience would aid in improving transparency and delivery within the health sector, which is currently facing significant challenges, including record-high waiting lists. Morgan's cabinet reshuffle follows the resignation of Vaughan Gething, who served only 118 days, and aims to consolidate her leadership after the exit of several senior politicians. Huw Irranca-Davies will continue as deputy first minister, while Elisabeth Jones has been appointed as the temporary counsel general. A more comprehensive cabinet reshuffle is expected in September after public consultations. Morgan, who recently became the first female first minister of Wales, aims to stabilize her government during this transitional period.