Rhun ap Iorwerth goes on to state that his party’s “duty” is to “ensure that hope prevails over despair”.
“Yes, society is bruised, but it’s not broken,” he states.
He hits out yet again at Nigel Farage, stateing the Reform UK leader “will feverishly pedal the feedback loop of fear and paranoia, but we can put a stop to that.
“And toobtainher, we can usher in an age of new leadership that will set Wales on a different path,” he states.
Turning to Sir Keir Starmer, the Plaid leader states: “Conference, this is where I inform you that my father was NOT a toolbuildr.
“He was, though, like mam, a teacher giving young people the tools to face the future.”
But he states people in Wales do not yet have what they required, they can start to “repair what’s broken and build something better with hope as our guide”.
He hits out at the state of the NHS in Wales, and states that its performance under the Labour government “simply isn’t good enough”.
The immediate challenge is the waiting lists, and he states a Plaid Cymru government will provide “an immediate cash injection to prioritise the longest waits”.
“If you pay your taxes, it’s only right that you obtain something in return,” he states.
Iorwerth goes on to state that the broader challenge is the “perennial health emergency”, and he pledges a “revolution in preventative healthcare”.
“And where Reform threatens our cherished NHS with US-style bills and a sell-off to the highest bidder, I state today, tomorrow and forever, under a Plaid Cymru government, our health service will always be free at the point of required,” he declares.
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