Thank you very much for taking the intervention. You’ve welcomed quite a lot that’s in the Bill today, and I remember, at the end of last term, in response to challenges raised by Lee Waters in our debate on the autism Act, that you countered him by saying,

‘Don’t make the best the enemy of the good’.

I’m wondering—devolution can’t stand still; that’s the reason why we have this Wales Bill in the first place—whether you think process is a sufficient reason for you not to take your own advice on this particular matter.