(Translated) How is the Welsh Government working with stakeholders to ensure equal access to support for parents following a family breakdown?

Our £1.5m investment in expanded parental advocacy services is just one example of our partnership working to support families where relationships have broken down.

(Translated) How is the Welsh Government addressing the backlog in NHS waiting times for treatment?

In April 2022, supported by £180m recurrent funding, the Health Minister published the NHS Planned Care Recovery Plan. This clearly sets out the expected actions the health boards need to take to reduce the backlog of patients waiting for treatment whilst also transforming services for the future.

(Translated) What is the First Minister doing to help businesses through the cost-of-living crisis?

The levers to tackle cost increases on businesses, interest rates for borrowing, taxation of windfall profits and regulation of the energy market, lie squarely with UK Government. Our priority is to support businesses in those actions which create successful futures.

(Translated) What assessment has the Welsh Government made of the NHS's success in meeting its waiting list targets?

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For this year we have set two clear and challenging ambitions for reducing the number of patients waiting for NHS Treatment. We are working with the NHS to review and challenge the delivery plans from health boards to ensure all options for delivery against targets are being identified.