[Inaudible.] I’d like to ask the Deputy Minister, given the indignation that has been shown by Adam Price today—politicians in this Chamber and the public, in fairness, would be surprised, because we have been told right the way through this parliamentary term that Plaid Cymru and the Government are working hand in glove to develop these infrastructure projects, and, indeed, the infrastructure commission was meant to be coming forward. It does seem that there seems to be little or no dialogue going on on these projects, or is there no substance at all behind what Ken Skates announced today in Cardiff Airport, and it is merely just another press release that more and more people are going to start to see through? Can you answer—? [Interruption.] Well, no, it’s not a speech, it’s asking—[Interruption.] It is asking—[Interruption.] It is asking—[Interruption.] It is asking—[Interruption.] It is asking the Deputy Minister to confirm how Government is functioning, is working, and looking to deliver these projects, especially when we are told week after week that there are these cross-party groups working within Government that clearly do not seem to be working and, ultimately, we’re living on spin.