I hope that you will, over the weeks and months ahead now, be able to put some real meat on the bone of exactly what your Government will do over teachers’ pay and conditions with the new responsibilities. I don’t hold the Cabinet Secretary for Education to account for the department at the moment, but Dr Philip Dixon, in fairness, passed a view over the weekend on the capacity within the department of education, and it’s a fair observation, coming from someone who has been on both sides of the fence, if you like, as a senior representative for the ATL union and, I believe, having worked in Government as well over time and worked in the field of politics. So, he has cast a doubt over the capacity within the department. As I said, I don’t cast aspersions on the current Cabinet Secretary, because, in fairness, she has only just come into the role and I’m sure she’s making her own assessments. But it’s a fair observation, to understand exactly whether you have the confidence in the department to drive forward the changes that are required in light of observations that are increasingly becoming louder and louder as we get closer to the PISA review that, ultimately, will benchmark your achievements as First Minister and the Labour Party’s achievements in education under devolution on the international scale?