Address the cost of living crisis in Wales
“By supporting families and by devolving powers to ensure that more of the decisions that affect Wales are made in Wales, we will address the cost of living crisis and provide Welsh solutions to Welsh problems.”
Unscoreable. No who, how much, when or from where. That makes it a slogan, not a promise we can track.
Where it stands
The sentence commits to addressing the cost of living crisis but names no specific measure, amount or date, so it cannot be scored (Promise standard, section 2). The manifesto's specific pledges, such as the £4bn HS2 claim, would be separate cards.
What has happened
- Jun 2024Plaid Cymru manifesto introduction pledges to address the cost of living crisis, Promised
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