Darren Millar: I have moved it. Yes.
Darren Millar: I'll insist on moving every single one. Just to warn everybody.
Darren Millar: Moved.
Darren Millar: Moved.
Darren Millar: Moved.
Darren Millar: Moved.
Darren Millar: Moved.
Darren Millar: Moved.
Darren Millar: Can't I? Even though I move. Just trying to make things more efficient.
Darren Millar: Yes, move.
Darren Millar: Moved.
Darren Millar: Moved.
Darren Millar: Moved.
Darren Millar: Can I propose, Deputy Presiding Officer, that 106 to 109 be taken en bloc?
Darren Millar: Moved.
Darren Millar: Will you take an intervention?
Darren Millar: You've just made the argument that there was some consultation on this by the Commission itself in relation to this matter, and yet you completely ignored the outcome of the consultation in relation to the issue of the name of the Senedd—or some people have. What would you say to the inconsistency of arguments? I appreciate that you've supported a bilingual name for this institution, but...
Darren Millar: Just briefly, Dirprwy Lywydd. I welcome very much the reassurances that have been given by the Counsel General in relation to the opportunity to make sure that there is post-legislative scrutiny and a robust process for that, should the franchise be extended as a result of the passage of this piece of legislation. On that basis, I will seek to withdraw the amendment that I have moved.
Darren Millar: Thank you, Deputy Presiding Officer. This was a belt-and-braces type of amendment, in order to ensure that, should the voting franchise be extended to 16 and 17-year-olds, and my previous amendments in group 2 be rejected, then it was to ensure that there was an opportunity to review the legislation in terms of the operation of that legislation on the ground in relation to any extension of...
Darren Millar: Thank you, Deputy Presiding Officer. Obviously, I think there is a great deal of consensus in the Chamber around the extension of the franchise and I appreciate that and we've tested the view of the Assembly before. But I do find it quite bizarre that we're not having a wider discussion about those ages of responsibility. I appreciate the Llywydd made some reference in her contribution to the...