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Found: Secretary of State for Wales Jo Stevens said:   We are making the UK a clean energy superpower while

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Found: Secretary of State for Wales Jo Stevens said: The UK Government is laser-focused on delivering economic

<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;">is a core principle for us here.</span> Health and dentistry, which is an important part of health provision, isn't a luxury for anyone, it should be a right. Working in partnership is also a core principle. Only if there are changes to a health service developed in real collaboration with those providing care on the front line can that be successful. And finally, I believe in accountability. The Government has a duty to be transparent on the decisions that it makes. So, in setting that context, I want to turn to the proposed dental changes.</p>
<p>There are things to be welcomed. The fact that people with good oral health will not be sent to the DAP is a good thing. The higher fee is also to be welcomed, although the costs of dentists have increased significantly as a result of increases in national insurance contributions introduced by the Labour Government in London. So, I welcome the shift that's taken place on the initial starting point. And, of course, there's recognition that the current framework is failing.</p>
<p>Now, exactly a year ago today, Jo Stevens said that the Labour Westminster Government, and I quote, would take inspiration from dentistry in Wales, but today we hear the Cabinet Secretary here saying that the dental contracts are not fit for purpose. I welcome this recognition, but the Government was warned of this at least six years ago. We have therefore lost six years, and the result of that is that dozens of dentists have handed their NHS contracts back and patients have suffered, and there's more pressure on our community dentists and A&amp;E departments as a result of this.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Thank you very much, Llywydd. It's exactly a year, First Minister, since the Labour Governments in the UK and Wales announced what they called a cross-border health plan, which would, according to Jo Stevens, the Secretary of State for Wales, lead to more surgical procedures. Can the First Minister provide an update on this programme and how many more patients from Wales have been treated in England over the past 12 months?</p>