Defending Wales 3. Defending the things that are important to Wales. Protect the Welsh Assembly 6. Protecting Welsh jobs 7

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Action Plan 2017 1

Contents Page Defending Wales 3 Defending the things that are important to Wales 5 Protect the Welsh Assembly 6 Protecting Welsh jobs 7 A happier healthier Wales 8 Caring for those in need 9 Giving every child a chance 11 Connecting Wales 13 Protecting our communities 15 Energy and the environment 17 Country areas 19 Wales and the world 16 2

Defending Wales There is a general election on Thursday June 8th. We get a chance to vote for Members of Parliament (MPs) to speak up for us in the UK Parliament in London. Plaid Cymru is the political party of Wales. This manifesto explains why it is important to vote for Plaid Cymru in this election. 3

Defending the things that are important to Wales The Tory Government is talking about how we leave the European Union (EU). They are breaking the links with the countries that we work with in Wales. This will make us poorer. Jobs will disappear. Wages are already going down and prices are going up. Labour are too busy fighting amongst themselves to stand up for Wales. Wales needs Plaid Cymru MPs to fight for the things that are important to Wales. 4

Plaid Cymru MPs will: Stand up for Wales and give us a strong voice at this important time Fight to get the money promised for our health services during the referendum campaign Protect the rights of hard working European people who live and work in Wales Work to get the best Brexit deal for Welsh industry and agriculture. Jonathan Edwards works hard as the only Welsh MP on an important Government Brexit committee. He is campaigning for enough money to get better transport in Wales. Liz Saville Roberts speaks up for Wales on the Government s Welsh Affairs Committee. 5

Protect the Welsh Assembly The Tory Government wants to take power away from our National Assembly for Wales. Plaid Cymru would: Bring forward a new law to protect Welsh rights and democracy Give the National Assembly for Wales the powers it needs to properly work for the people who elect it Demand a fair amount of money for Wales Give 16 and 17 year olds a vote in elections Change the way we vote so that it is more fair Insist that the National Assembly for Wales has a say on deals made by the UK that affect Wales 6

Protecting Welsh jobs Tory and Labour governments have helped businesses in the South East of England rather than Wales. Plaid Cymru would: Let new businesses pay less tax to help them get started Insist that Wales can set it s own rates of tax Fight to make sure that the money paid by Welsh people in tax is spent in Wales Spend money on new roads and railways Look at changing the unfair way we tax businesses Plan to keep the steel industry working 7

A happier healthier Wales The Tory and Labour Governments have not given the health services the money that they need. Plaid Cymru would: Train another 1000 doctors and 5000 nurses for the Welsh NHS Help people to carry on living independently at home with support from local health services Help Health and Social Services to work together better Save 10,000 lives by helping people to live healthier lives Make sure that we get the money for our NHS that was promised by the people who wanted us to leave the EU We have already got the Assembly to spend more money on mental health treatment. But we want them to provide more money and help more people to get good treatment quickly. 8

Caring for those in need We want to see a Wales where everyone is treated with dignity and respect and given the support they need to make the most of their lives. Plaid Cymru would: Stop private companies from deciding whether people can have benefits or not Get rid of the bedroom tax Help disabled people to get a job without being forced to do something they don t want to do Work to keep local tax offices and job centres open Give excellent health care and housing to people who have been in our armed forces 9

Make sure that everyone can have enough pension to live on Be against people having to work longer before they can get their pension Plaid Cymru MPs have fought for: Pensioners rights Fair pensions for women The mine workers pension scheme 10

Giving every child a chance The Tories are cutting the money that goes to schools. Plaid Cymru would make sure that our children are taught by the best teachers at schools that have enough money. Plaid Cymru would: Provide free full-time nursery places for all 3 years olds Pay teachers more and give them more training 11

Help students who have studied in Wales to stay and get a job here Give every young person under age 25 a job, or education or training Let more people learn in the Welsh language from nursery through to college Plaid Cymru believes that education should be free for all. 12

Connecting Wales The other parties have left Wales behind. Our transport is old fashioned and we don't have the best links with the rest of the world. Plaid Cymru would: Work for an all Wales transport system Reopen the Carmarthen to Aberystwyth railway Have better trains in the valleys Improve the A55 and the Traws Cymru bus services 13

Give Wales the power to decide about how the television and papers are run in Wales Make sure that S4C gets the money it needs Work for ultra-fast broadband in all Wales Roll out 5G mobile signal through the country Spend more to encourage people to come and visit Wales Think about how Wales works with other countries in the World Plaid Cymru MPs have been working so that people in the country areas have a good mobile phone signal and broad band internet. 14

Protecting our communities The UK government has cut the money for: Police to protect our communities Ordinary people who want to go to court to get justice Plaid Cymru would help victims get justice. Plaid Cymru would: Give an extra 25million for Welsh police forces 15

Bring back money to help people to get justice in court Provide better prisons for women and youth offenders rather than building a big prison at Port Talbot Work to set up a proper courts for Wales Help people in Wales to keep their rights Liz Saville Roberts took action to help rape victims speaking up in court without being afraid. 16

Energy and the environment Our environment is being destroyed. Our electricity bills are too high. Many houses have to use too much energy to stay warm. The earth is getting warmer because of all the pollution that we put into the air. This will lead to much worse weather in the future if we don t change things. 17

Plaid Cymru would: Increase the amount of electricity we get from the wind, sun and tides Set up a Welsh energy company that keeps the electricity we make for local people Work to make homes warmer by helping people with insulation Protect our wildlife Work to reduce the amount of pollution that we put into the air Plaid Cymru MPs are working so that all our electricity will be made without causing harmful pollution by 2035 18

Country areas The country areas of Wales will become poorer if the Tories make bad trade deals with the United States and New Zealand. Plaid Cymru would: Insist that our farms continue to get the money that we used to get from the EU Make the UK government check with Wales before any trade deal is signed Bring back money to help farmers sell their meat Putting electricity cables underground so they don t spoil our countryside and coastline Stop fuel prices from going up 19

Wales and the world Wales used to trade with countries all over the world. But now we are forced to work through a UK government who often attacks countries that we want to work with. Plaid Cymru would: Be against sending our troops into battle without a vote in parliament Scrap the Trident nuclear weapons Spend more money on our troops 20

Carry on helping countries that are very poor Help people from other countries who want to come and work in Wales Work for Wales to hold big events like the Commonwealth Games Hywel Williams protected international student Shiromini Satkunarajah from being thrown out of the country. Promoted by Plaid Cymru, Tŷ Gwynfor, Llys Anson, Cardiff, CF10 4AL Easy read by Easy-Read-Online.co.uk 21