Against the Welsh Government’s target of 95 per cent, the figures published last week for September show that just 72 per cent of accident and emergency patients were seen in four hours at Wrexham Maelor and 69.7 per cent at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd, with 919 people waiting more than 12 hours in the major A&E departments in north Wales. Having ignored warnings that the closure of minor injury units, the withdrawal of NHS community beds and the shrinking share of the NHS Wales budget going to GP surgeries would lead to this precise outcome, will you now listen—and how—to those concerns in order to address them and reduce this demand for those community-based prevention mechanisms?