00:00Health mainly, I think. More than, yeah, priority over the rest.
00:07Yeah.
00:08Do you think there's problems in the NHS in Wales that you've noticed?
00:12Yes. Either when you're in hospital, I mean, you do have great care,
00:17but then it does feel like there's still elements missing of that,
00:22that they could be more structured in place for it as well.
00:26Aftercare out of hospital, I think there's a lack of that as well.
00:31I'd like to see more into the NHS,
00:34more into stuff for people with homelessness and mental health problems,
00:39you know, more housing, you know, stuff like that.
00:44And more power to local authorities.
00:47A bit more activity in the councils, a bit more fast decision-making,
00:51a strong push on renewables and particularly EVs and EV infrastructure
00:55as the business we're in, and showing some leadership in that regard.
00:58More police around certain areas in Cardiff.
01:01Like, for example, Ely's quite run down
01:06because there's not enough police around there
01:08and there's too many crimes happening in places like that.
01:11Empty premises about where I am, you know, with our animals down and slaughtered there.
01:15You know, they've been vacant for years and now, like, you know,
01:18people are not going to use them.
01:20You know, it's against the authority of the people, like.
01:24The NHS, I think.
01:26If they pour more money into it and pay the nurses and doctors more money,
01:32the more we'll stay in this country.
01:34Because so many of the doctors are going to Australia, places like that,
01:39to have the better deal.
01:41So to keep them here, I think, would be a good thing.
01:44Homes, because I'm currently homeless.
01:48You know, not no more. I've got a home.
01:50I'm living in a hotel now.
01:52But this year, I would like to see things change for the homeless
01:57because there's a lot of people without homes.
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