Minister, obviously, since 23 June, the sky has not fallen in, economic growth is in good health and, ultimately, manufacturing capacity is expanding. There have been many predictions on both sides of the referendum debate, but what we’re dealing with here is the real world that needs to now take shape, post the negotiations. Have you had discussions with your Cabinet colleagues about the promotion of Wales as a destination for investment and investment opportunities, because the other devolved administrations and, indeed, regions across the United Kingdom are ramping up their operations, obviously, to promote the virtues of their area? Have you had discussions with Cabinet colleagues about making additional resources available to make a stronger platform to promote what Wales has to offer, post the Brexit referendum vote on 23 June?