[Inaudible.]—you’ll be amazed at what you can achieve.

But this motion today, at the end of what is one fifth of this Assembly term, seeks to highlight how the Government here has failed to address those deep structural problems on the economy, on health, on education, on housing, as has been pointed out by spokespeople here today. In fact, the leader of the house introduced housing herself: 5,000 houses less built a year, every year since devolution. That’s why we’ve got a housing crisis, and your solution is to get rid of the right-to-buy legislation that has empowered so many people the length and breadth of Wales—140,000 people live in and own their homes today and have a stake in the Welsh economy and Welsh society, and if you want to stand against aspiration, you carry on. But on this side of the Chamber, we will continue to make sure that people can reach their full potential. That’s why this motion is before the house today, and I hope that Members will support it.