Thank you. Other people have already referred to the Demos report that came out yesterday that suggested—as we already knew—that the effect of leaving the EU will be more significant on Wales than any other part of the United Kingdom. We've seen by the recent actions of Theresa May that the Tories are a party of broken promises. David Davis, the Brexit Minister, has said that he wants to see the exact same benefits that we currently have with the single market and customs union maintained after we leave the EU. How realistic does the First Minister think that is in light of the fact that the Prime Minister of Malta has said that, of necessity, our relationship needs to be inferior to that which we currently enjoy?