Plaid Cymru has launched their plan for their first 100 days in government if they were to win the Senedd election at an event at their party conference in Newport<\/a>. The 60-page bilingual document which was like a mini manifesto was big on launching plans but lacked specific details.<\/p>\n On Saturday, February 28, the media gathered for the press conference and unveiling of their plan, the first party in Wales to produce such a plan of action. Minutes before Rhun ap Iorwerth was due to speak to members of the press they were informed he would not be answering any questions at the press conference.<\/p>\n As journalists quickly read through the mammoth document, which contained 88 bullet points setting out various action Mr ap Iorwerth’s government would take in the first 100 days, the party leader continued to hammer home points on waiting lists and childcare, which have been a theme of this party conference.<\/p>\n In total, the document set out that they would commission a total of 13 reviews and audits, meaning they are promising to commission something new each week. For the biggest stories in Wales first <\/em>sign up to our daily newsletter here<\/u><\/em><\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n Included in these was the commissioning of an independent review on the performance of the NHS<\/a> in Wales, focusing on waiting lists, which the party leader told journalists was a “scandal”. There was however a lack of information as to how much they intend on cutting down waiting lists in this time frame.<\/p>\n He also said his party would develop a roadmap to cut out the spending on private agency staff in the NHS by 2030.<\/p>\n