In March, I committed the final tranche of the 2014-20 rural development programme to make full use of the current UK Treasury guarantee. However, what is clearly needed is for the UK Government to honour the commitment that Wales would not lose a penny as a result of EU exit.

Since 2011, we have invested over £217 million in Welsh Government Warm Homes Nest and Arbed schemes, improving the energy efficiency of over 39,000 homes. We are investing a further £104 million over the next four years to improve an additional 25,000 homes.

Footpath and bridleway maintenance is primarily the responsibility of local authorities. Paths connect communities, provide opportunities for healthy recreation and support tourism. The Welsh Government provides financial support to local authorities to deliver path improvements. This funding has made over 9,000 km of paths easier to use.

TB is a very complex disease. The information on the dashboard comes directly from our epidemiology team, who are experts on the disease. The dashboard shows the disease situation at a national and regional level and presents data in a visual way to make the information easier to understand.

Electric vehicles offer a potential long-term solution to improving urban air quality. We are working closely across the Welsh Government to assess all options for emission improvements.

Progress has been made on the biocontrol of Japanese knotweed using psyllid stocks from Japan. An improved delivery method has resulted in better survival of the psyllids, which is a key development in tackling Japanese knotweed. Further releases of the psyllid are planned later in 2017.