He explains, “for a long time what we thought the task was was to find jobs for young people to do. And, in future, I think the challenge is going to be to find young people to do the jobs, because we have fewer young people in Wales, we have more people of retirement age.
Mr Price says, “once the agricultural land is lost, it will never come back.
“It was actually your party in the original devolution settlement that devolved this responsibility, albeit I do accept that there are issues around legacy.
First Minister Mark Drakeford replies, “the truth of the matter as far as coal tip safety in Wales is concerned is this, that the standards that were required in the 1980s and 1990s are no longer suitable to an era of climate change.