This is a really important point the Member raises, and I’ve talked in the past about the need to have a constant pipeline of major infrastructure investments, but one that also mixes in smaller investments that can maintain people and employment whilst waiting or transitioning from one major project to the other. And for that reason, we’re working with local government, with skills providers, and with businesses, to ensure that we’re able to identify a time frame for major projects to take place in, but also one that ensures that, between the major projects, we’re able to identify opportunities for companies to grow and to prosper from smaller scale projects.

One of the key issues that I’ll be raising this afternoon with Charles Hendry, and it’s something that the Member has already touched on, is how long the pathfinder programme is envisaged to last for, because this will have, as the Member rightly says, knock-on effects not just on the Swansea bay project, but also on tidal lagoon projects right across Wales.