Rishi Sunak is grilled by Conservative Party members in Wales

The transcript covers a range of topics including economic policies, public sector pay, and the Well-being of Future Generations Act in Wales. It discusses plans to reduce civil service numbers and reform public services, emphasizing the need for efficiency and tax reduction. Strategies for immigration control and renewable energy supply are also explored, alongside challenges in Welsh politics and the impact of devolution.

What is the speaker's main concern about unfunded promises?

• They will increase public sector pay.

• They risk burdening future generations with debt.

• They could lead to immediate economic growth.

• They will decrease the country's credit rating.

What is the speaker's stance on the Well-being of Future Generations Act?

• They think it should be abolished.

• They prefer spreading opportunity through education.

• They believe it is the best way to combat poverty.

• They fully support it and want to implement it across the UK.

How does the speaker propose to reduce the size of the civil service?

• By outsourcing government functions.

• By hiring more temporary workers.

• By cutting the number of civil servants to previous levels.

• By increasing the number of public sector jobs.

What is the speaker's plan to address missed NHS appointments?

• Charge a fee for missed appointments.

• Encourage people to cancel in advance to free up resources.

• Increase the number of available appointments.

• Ignore the issue as it is not significant.

What change does the speaker suggest regarding the definition of asylum?

• Keeping the current ECHR definition.

• Eliminating asylum altogether.

• Moving to the Refugee Convention for a narrower definition.

• Adopting a broader definition to include more people.

How does the speaker propose to increase renewable energy supply?

• By banning all forms of wind energy.

• By importing more energy from abroad.

• By working with local communities to lift the embargo on onshore wind.

• By solely focusing on solar energy.

What is the speaker's view on the current Welsh government?

• They want to increase its powers.

• They believe it is effectively managing the economy.

• They support its policies on devolution.

• They think it is failing in areas like education and healthcare.