(Translated) What discussions has the First Minister had with the other devolved administrations on the establishment of a council of Ministers and independent arbitration mechanisms?

I discussed a range of issues with the devolved administrations and the UK Government at the Joint Ministerial Committee last week, including the need for much stronger mechanisms to manage the inter-governmental negotiations that will be needed post EU exit.

(Translated) What are the Welsh Government's priorities for tackling poverty in Wales?

Supporting a strong economy that generates sustainable employment opportunities that are accessible to all is a fundamental part of our approach to tackling poverty. The evidence is clear that well-paid work provides the most sustainable route out of poverty and the greatest protection against poverty for those most at risk.

(Translated) Will the First Minister make a statement on the Heart Conditions Delivery Plan of January 2017?

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The refreshed heart conditions delivery plan was published on 6 January 2017. The Cabinet Secretary for Health Well-being and Sport will be making a statement in plenary later this afternoon.

(Translated) Will the First Minister provide an update on the provision of financial education in Wales?

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Estyn is reviewing financial education provision in primary and secondary schools and will publish its findings this spring. Their report will inform development of our new curriculum. We published our financial inclusion plan in December with actions and success measures to strengthen financial education and financial inclusion across Wales.

(Translated) Will the First Minister outline the Welsh Government's plans to improve the health of children across Wales?

We are committed to improving child health in Wales. Our programme for government, ‘Taking Wales Forward’ includes our Healthy Child Wales programme. The programme includes a range of preventative and early intervention measures to help parents and children make healthy lifestyle choices.

(Translated) Will the First Minister respond to evidence submitted by Public Affairs Cymru to the Standards Committee which states that over half of its members have been asked to reconsider standpoints or not say certain things when the Welsh Government is not in agreement?

It would be unhelpful for the Welsh Government to give a running commentary during an ongoing committee inquiry. We look forward to the publication of the final report by the Standards Committee and we are committed to working transparently and constructively to deliver for the people of Wales.

(Translated) Will the First Minister outline his priorities for improving support for communities in Torfaen?

In his oral statement in October, the Cabinet Secretary for Communities and Children outlined the Welsh Government’s priorities for resilient communities. These focus on employment, early years and empowerment. Following broad engagement on these priorities, the Cabinet Secretary will make another statement in due course.