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chris birt of the joseph rowntree foundation, thank you i of country. elsh labour government's proposals — meaning that the measure was due to fail byjust a single vote. but, come voting time, one conservative ms — who was due to vote against — was unable to log onto zoom to take part. we still have a member who's desperately fighting to get into zoom. and that meant, to some astonishment, the measure passed. from next week in wales, vaccine passes will be required for those attending an indoor non—seating event of more than 500, an outdoor event with no seating with more than 4,000, any event with more than 10,000, and those going to a nightclub. so how will this work in practice? well, despite the first minister suggesting that there would be an app available, like in england, there won't be here in wales. nightclub—goers and event—goers here will have to register through a web—based operating system, one that's been operating for the past three months. they'll begin the process by using their nhs login number and then they'll input whether they've had

katie schmueckerfrom your surname wrong when i introduced you, katie schmuecker from the joseph rowntree foundationy afternoon? very busy one, as you have as well! full of budget stuff! but it is very interesting, we have had some measures introduced and the biggest of those measures is the decision to upgrade the amount that has been spent on public services. so an extra £24 billion is going to be spent next year on government spending. that is quite against expectations, which said the chancellor would prioritise fixing the public finances above boosting spending. it is the opposite, as he said, against speculation. the next biggest measure the chancellor has taken is the universal credit taper you havejust taken is the universal credit taper you have just been discussing, and which will cost £2.2 billion, along with raising the work allowances, the amount you can earn before they start withdrawing that benefit, and also the business rate relief or hospitality, which is £i.9 billion. all of that is possible because of what is happening in the broader economy. so if you look at what has happened o