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Found: Lord Dodds of Duncairn: Last week in the evidence, Paul Williams of Teva UK mentioned a number of specific

Found: Paul Williams, over to you. Paul Williams: Good afternoon, my Lords.

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Found: Problems with managed bumblebees Dr Paul Williams looked at the managed bumblebee Bombus terrestris

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Found: Creative Director at Golley Slater behind the campaign, Paul Williams said: The new campaign is an exciting

Found: The President would also like to thank Paul Williams and Ruth Conway from the Additional Learning Needs

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Found: Paul Williams, Senior Lecturer, Cardiff School of Management, University of Wales Institute, Cardiff

<p>Our budgetary position remains really challenging for a whole host of reasons, and it doesn't look like changing any time soon. All public bodies are going to have to find new ways of working if we are to heed the words of Sir Paul Williams in 2013, which are that</p>
<p>'radical change is needed for public services to survive in a viable and sustainable form.'</p>
<p>We remain a very long way from the Commission on Public Service Governance and Delivery recommendations, and that I think remains a very big challenge for all of us.</p>
<p>I understand the reasons for prioritising front-line services in health, local government and supporting families to survive the cost of living through the discretionary assistance fund, the single advice fund&nbsp;and the all-important basic income pilot for care leavers, which we've already discussed this afternoon.</p>
<p>I was glad to hear Rhun ap Iorwerth mentioning the importance of prevention, because I want to highlight the comments from the Future Generations Commissioner for Wales that there is currently not a whole-budget approach to prevention. Unfortunately, there's evidence throughout the budget documents of preventative spend being reduced, and there's little evidence of analysis of the longer term impact of this, which will have the potential to increase demand on future services. We are not short of examples daily of children's developmental delay, which obviously incurs more cost, the deteriorating general health of the nation, or the impact of people's reduced spending power on small businesses, like the hospitality sector. The health service cannot survive as a publicly funded body free at the point of care unless we can be more effective at preventing people from getting sick in the first place.</p>
<p>Every month, we know that 1.5 million people consult primary care. That is half of the whole population. And the current health Minister has done a great deal to push more money down the line to primary care to accommodate all those people who need the support of primary care to grapple with the ill health that they already are suffering with. We need to have strategies to reduce the numbers of people who are being referred to secondary care—1.5 million people every single year. That's half the population. We truly are a very sickly nation. So, I commend the work of our health boards for bringing down waiting lists—again, not something the opposition ever mentions—and, indeed, reducing the nursing agency bill by £65 million by recruiting and retaining more nurses on health boards' own books.</p>
<p>But there are huge challenges remaining around the pay claims that junior doctors and now consultants are lining up for to reflect the increasing cost of living. And there is nothing but frustration in my mind at the intransigence of the UK Treasury for failing to tell the Welsh Government in any sort of a timely fashion what consequential we can expect for the reported settlement of NHS pay claims in England. How irresponsible is that? We absolutely cannot enter into pay negotiations until we know what money the Welsh Government has at its disposal. These are the sorts of challenges we face.</p>
<p>It was very good to hear Heledd Fychan speaking about the cuts to our cultural institutions and the link between culture and health. Wales does need roses as well as bread in order to marshal the support from our communities for a cohesive Wales against the relentless attacks on our devolved Government, not just from Westminster but also from commercial interests abroad. We have to harness the ingrained sense of solidarity, today of all days, on the fortieth anniversary of the 1984 miners' strike, that binds our communities together, that keeps alive our cultural cohesion to combat the malevolent misinformation that pits one individual against another with a 'me first' culture that I've no doubt will be reflected in the financial statement by the UK Chancellor tomorrow.</p>
<p>So, just going back to our cultural institutions, both the national museum, which is in my constituency, and the national library, are sustaining over 10 per cent budget cuts, and I'm concerned about the impact of the inevitable job losses on the viability of both important national cultural bodies. Forty jobs are likely to go at the national library, and up to 90 at the national museums. This additional financial support that Heledd Fychan was talking about has been made available in this financial year so that those organisations are not facing both cuts in services and inevitable redundancy payments at the same time as a reduced budget.</p>

<p>Thank you. I just want to pick up on the point Mr Wrack was making earlier about the need for a much more long-term vision of what the role of the fire and rescue service might look like, and closer working relations with medical colleagues in the ambulance service, for example. I wondered—. Ten years ago, there was a major review of all public services in Wales, headed by a man called Sir Paul Williams. He, or that report, was suggesting that there was a much closer role for fire and rescue to work with ambulance services, given that you're all responding to emergencies. I just wondered if that, in principle, might be a way forward in terms of governance arrangements, once we've established what is the role of firefighters in a broader emergency context. Do you want to come in first, Mr Griffiths, or Mr Wrack?</p>

<p>Okay. I'd just like to throw the Williams commission at you. I think it was in 2018 that Sir Paul Williams said:</p>
<p>'radical change is needed for public services to survive in a viable and sustainable form'.</p>
<p>So, I wonder how much you think things have changed from that very large report, which highlighted huge differences in the cost of delivery of particular areas between comparable local authorities. How would you use the office of the future generations commissioner to ensure that the best was replicated by the laggards?&nbsp;</p>