Thank you very much, madam Presiding Officer. Minister, I congratulate you on your new post. I will say it’s a very noble job to give organ donation. An independent report by the organ donation taskforce found that people of Asian and Afro-Caribbean origin make up 23 per cent of the kidney waiting list, but only 3 per cent of those donors come from these communities. Studies also show that cultural issues are important influencing factors when making a decision about organ donation. A recent study in Birmingham found that 60 per cent of Muslims said that organ donation is against their faith. I can assure you, Minister, that that is not the case. Engaging and educating our Muslim communities in Wales with relevant Muslim organisations is the answer. What steps are you going to take? I’m quite voluntarily trying to help you, if possible, to go to all mosques in this country to make sure that Muslims know the benefit of this noble object.

Written leaflets are not good enough—they have different languages in Muslim communities, more than half a dozen. And to make sure that they understand the language and the objective of this Government to make sure that our noble job is achieved in this country and we set an example—I’m sure you’re doing a wonderful job, but there’s still a long way to go for that. Thank you very much.