(Translated) What action is the Welsh Government taking to ensure children are being equipped with the skills needed for the fourth industrial revolution?

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I recognise the vital importance of technology and digital skills for our children.  It is part of our National Mission to ensure all learners have the skills they require to become digitally and technically competent as well as develop as enterprising, creative and critical thinkers.

(Translated) Will the First Minister make a statement on intensive poultry farming units in Wales?

Our vision is for a prosperous, resilient poultry industry promoting Wales's present and future well-being, which will only be achieved by ensuring highest standards of health and welfare, minimising the use of antibiotics and reducing the impact on the environment.

(Translated) How is the Welsh Government using public procurement to safeguard and create jobs?

Our innovative procurement policies and approaches, including community benefits, Better Jobs Closer to Home and the National Procurement Service, are resulting in job creation and economic growth in Wales.

(Translated) What assessment has the Welsh Government made of the impact of the introduction of Universal Credit on child poverty levels in Cynon Valley?

The Institute for Fiscal Studies projects that universal credit will reduce poverty, due to an expected increase in take-up. However, such effects are uncertain, and are more than outweighed by projected increases in poverty from other UK Government welfare reforms. The south Wales Valleys are hard hit by these reforms.