- public sector pay pressures, provide an updated barnett formula for- an updated barnett formulanorthern ireland now and into the future, reflecting the needs of. northern ireland now and into the| future, reflecting the needs of the unique _ future, reflecting the needs of the unique circumstances _ future, reflecting the needs of the unique circumstances of _ future, reflecting the needs of the unique circumstances of northernl unique circumstances of northern ireland _ unique circumstances of northern ireland and — unique circumstances of northern ireland and give _ unique circumstances of northern ireland and give the _ unique circumstances of northern ireland and give the executive - ireland and give the executive significant _ ireland and give the executive significant funding _ ireland and give the executive significant funding to - ireland and give the executive significant funding to stabilise public— significant funding to stabilise public finances. _ significant funding to stabilise public finances. much - significant funding to stabilise public finances. much of - sig

the man who invented that barnett formula has long said that it is outdated. at will put the pressure on uk government. of any colour to make sure we are able to build the services to build a fairer wales. in services to build a fairer wales. in westminster you are vastly outnumbered notjust by labour outnumbered not just by labour members — outnumbered notjust by labour members but snp members and members from northern ireland realistically if this— from northern ireland realistically if this were to come wills could be worse _ if this were to come wills could be worse off — if this were to come wills could be worse off. ., ., , ., ., ~ worse off. someone has to make the case for wales- _ worse off. someone has to make the case for wales. the _ worse off. someone has to make the case for wales. the uk _ worse off. someone has to make the case for wales. the uk conservative | case for wales. the uk conservative party has shown they are not interested. the uk labour party sadly who are vying to form the next government are not engaging with this issue of fair fu

barnett consequentials. and the whole thrym formula was put in place. that isn't in place in northern ireland.0 that's spent in england, there's £100 spent in wales , there's £100 spent in wales, £100 spent in scotland . that's £100 spent in scotland. that's under barnett consequentials now wields receives about 115. scotland about 129. but it comes with a caveat. you cannot go back to treasury and ask for money. politicians have to take responsibility for what policies they set and of course , northern they set and of course, northern ireland has this extreme , ireland has this extreme, difficult government where you have, uh, an executive and it is a elected by each community and, and divvied up around the table . and divvied up around the table. so as there is cross—community , so as there is cross—community, um, governments or governments in place. but of course, if they don't agree a budget for three years or a programme for government for three years, then there's very little funding that they can do . that been they can do. and that has been happening continually over the whole the last