What steps his Department is taking to support Welsh businesses, noting wide-ranging financial support but asking for further details on building back better and leveraging trade agreements?

It costs British Wool 50p a kilo to bring Welsh mountain sheep's wool to market where it sells for only 30p a kilo. I wrote to the Prime Minister six months ago to ask what he was doing to boost this fantastic Welsh product now that his Government are responsible for procurement. Why is home procurement not woven into every relevant UK Government-funded public project contract by now?

Almost a month has gone by, Wales is still waiting for a reply on their final financial settlement. This has created unnecessary doubt over the date of the Welsh Budget and will handicap our response to the pandemic. What is the point of his office if he cannot even persuade his colleagues in the Treasury to speak to the Welsh Government?

Cockle-gathering in both north and south Wales is not just a job but a way of life. Gatherers are alarmed at DEFRA advice that they could not resume the export of shellfish until April and feel betrayed by UK Ministers knowing all along about the indefinite ban on importing non-decorated UK shellfish. What urgent actions will the Secretary of State and his Government take to facilitate the resumption of shellfish exports?

Small businesses in Cardiff North and across the country are struggling with impossible red tape due to this Government's eleventh-hour Brexit deal. A local family export meat business has had its produce turned away in Italy, leading to thousands of pounds of stock being destroyed. Can the Secretary of State clarify what urgent actions he and his colleagues are taking to resolve these issues?