(Translated) What assessment has the Welsh Government made of the quality of mental health services in Dwyfor Meirionnydd?

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The Welsh Government and the health board remain focussed on improving the quality and safety of mental health services across north Wales. Reports by Health Inspectorate Wales show that standards of care have improved in recent years.

(Translated) Will the First Minister provide an update on Welsh Government interventions to ensure the Welsh public sector is carbon neutral by 2030?

We recently published our Net Zero Wales plan, setting out the actions we must all take across this Senedd term to put us on the path to net zero. It describes our approach to support the public sector to achieve the collective ambition of being carbon neutral by 2030.

(Translated) What work is the Welsh Government undertaking in relation to introducing a four-day work week?

We are following the progress of pilots in other countries. In particular, officials are in touch with their counterparts in Scotland about the design and delivery options for the yet to be implemented Scottish pilot. We are considering any lessons Wales can learn from these developments. 

(Translated) How is the Welsh Government supporting music education in Wales?

Music is an important part of our culture and heritage. We recognise the importance of music education to young people and have allocated £1.5 million in this financial year to support music services across Wales. Through our programme for government, we will establish a national music service.