Any investigation needs to be undertaken thoroughly and fairly, of course, but how will the Cabinet Secretary ensure that the investigation is conducted in a timely manner? How will the Cabinet Secretary make sure that any findings are not simply written off by the stock line that seems to be used when a public body is found to be failing our people, which is ‘lessons will be learned’? Finally, will the Cabinet Secretary ensure that the results of this investigation are brought back to the full Assembly, not just the scrutiny committee, for a debate on next steps?