That's all from us at the Senedd today. Join us again tomorrow morning at 9am for the Finance Committee.
- 9am: Public Accounts Committee.
- The Welsh Assembly sits from 13.30 GMT, the first item on the agenda was questions to the first minister.
- Next: Statement by the Minister for Public Services: Anniversary of VE Day.
- Next: Statement by the Minister for Natural Resources: Introduction of the Environment (Wales) Bill.
- Next: Debate on The Liver Disease Delivery Plan.
Liberal Democrat leader Kirsty Williams raises concerns about "middle and higher income drinkers who are drinking at home."
Labour member Jenny Rathbone asks for a "fat, sugar and salt tax" to be considered and raises concerns about poor diet affecting lifestyles in Wales.
Liver disease deaths have more than doubled in the past 20 years, largely due to an increase in obesity, alcohol misuse and blood borne viral hepatitis.
The delivery plan explains how the government will improve liver disease services for the population of Wales.
According to theWelsh government, the plan aims to:
- stop the rise in liver disease and deaths
- give patients more support
- improve the quality of services
- improve specialist knowledge in liver disease throughout the health service
- encourage patients to take responsibility for their health and care.
We have moved on to the last item of the day, the Debate on The Liver Disease Delivery Plan.
The Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 (Consequential Amendments) (Wales) Order 2015 has been agreed by members.
The Minister, Carl Sargeant says Wales is the best in the UK for recycling and the 4th in Europe.
The Bill is the third in a series of significant pieces of new Welsh legislation which will impact upon management of the environment in Wales.
The other pieces of legislation being the Well-Being of Future Generations Act 2015 and the Planning (Wales) Bill.
The Bill's content is wide ranging covering at least eight different areas including natural resources management, climate change targets, waste management and charges on carrier bags, management of shellfish fisheries, marine licensing, land drainage and the establishment of a Flood and Coastal Erosion Committee.
According to the Welsh government, the Environment (Wales) Bill will put in place the legislation needed to plan and manage Wales' natural resources in a more proactive, sustainable and joined-up way.
We have moved on to a statement by the Minister for Natural Resources on the Introduction of the Environment (Wales) Bill.
The Welsh Conservatives have previously called for the full implementation of an Armed Forces Card in Wales, which they say would include:
•An expansion of the existing free bus pass scheme to include veterans
•Free entry to local authority swimming pools
•Free entry to CADW sites
•Priority treatment for service related conditions/injuries on the NHS
•Priority delivery of Disabled Facilities Grants for home adaption.
Conservative member Darren Millar says there has been "dithering on the creation of an armed forces card."
The Welsh government's current Package of Support for veterans and their families already includes details of support available across a range of public service areas such as health, social services, housing and education.
However, the Minister believes "the current package should be reviewed to include new and developing commitments both within Welsh government policy areas and those offered by support organisations such as the Royal British Legion."
The Public Services Minister, Leighton Andrews has announced a review of Welsh government's Package of Support for the Armed Forces community. The updated document will be available by late Autumn.
Conservative member Mark Isherwood is referring toVeterans NHS Wales. An experienced clinician has been appointed as a Veteran Therapist (VT) with an interest or experience of military (mental) health problems, by each Local Health Board (LHB).
First Minister Carwyn Jones represented Wales at a service of thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey on Sunday morning.
The events followed a two minute silence and the lighting of beacons on Friday to mark the end of World War Two on the continent.
RAF aircrafts over London over the weekend.
Victory in Europe Day marked the end of World War II in Europe in May 1945.
It marked the formal acceptance by the Allies of World War II of Nazi Germany's unconditional surrender of its armed forces.
The Minister for Public Services, Leighton Andrews makes a statement on the Anniversary of VE Day.
Members have moved on to the weekly Business Statement and Announcement by the Minister for Finance and Government Business, Jane Hutt.
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The FM comes under fire from Conservative member Darren Millar on orthodontic services in Wales.
Conservative member Nick Ramsay asks about the M4 relief road in south east Wales.
FM says "the UK is in an exceptionally difficult situation" and "ignoring Scotland is a big mistake."
FM says "we will be working hard" to improve the Welsh NHS over the next 12 months.
Leader of the Conservatives, Andrew R T Davies raisesAlun Davies AM's comments on the Welsh NHS - the former Welsh government minister said that Labour has lost the argument over the state of the NHS in Wales.
Liberal Democrat leader Kirsty Williams raises prospect of the Human Rights Act being scrapped.
Leanne Wood also asks FM if "powers over welfare will be something you will be seeking from Westminster?"
Mr Jones replied "having the powers is one thing, having the money is another."
Firstly we need to make sure "promise of 100 days is kept" says FM.
Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood says UK government has no mandate in Wales and it's time for more devolution.
Mr Jones says "we will have to wait and see" if the Wales Bill will be passed during the first 100 days of the new Westminster government.