Perhaps I’ll try and calm things down a little in my usual way. I would like to thank the Cabinet Secretary for the courtesy that he has shown to me, also, in telling me the broad outlines of the statement this afternoon when we spoke this morning. I agree with my new neighbour, Adam Price—[Interruption.] I don’t know whether I should now call him my honourable friend or whether—[Interruption.] Near neighbour. There is a kind of cordon sanitaire between us, in the form of Simon Thomas. [Laughter.] But I’m delighted to join my fellow nationalists, anyway, on this side of the Chamber—[Interruption.]