Context
The Welsh Government has received a large settlement in real terms for public services, but the Farmers' Union of Wales claims this could lead to a £146 million annual cut for agriculture.
Question
What discussions have I had with the Welsh Government on the impact of the autumn Budget on Wales? The Chancellor announced that the Barnett formula would apply to funding for agriculture instead of ringfenced amounts. Is the figure of £146 million a year correct, and does my Government's Budget show any consideration for farming communities?
Answer from Jo Stevens
I have regular discussions on the autumn Budget. The Welsh Government is receiving its largest settlement in real terms since devolution. More than 100,000 workers benefit from wage increases each year.
Not addressed: £146 million cut figure and consideration for farming communities
How: Difficult Decisions, Trash Economy
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