I've got two questions for you, leader of the house. Part of the commitment to the 'Code of Practice: Ethical Employment in Supply Chains' is for employers to progress towards becoming real living wage employers. Do you welcome Barry Town Council's commitment to become the first real living wage town in Wales? What support is being given to the real living wage campaign in Wales led by Citizens Cymru Wales and Cynnal Cymru?

My second question is: will you also welcome Patrick Oketcho from Tororo in Eastern Uganda, a student at Atlantic College who is here with us today, supported by Ugandan NGO Tocida and the Vale for Africa charity, of which I am a trustee? Patrick was able to join me at a meeting of the cross-party group today, which focused on international development, chaired by Rhun ap Iorwerth. Will the Welsh Government give a statement to update the Assembly on the Wales for Africa programme, supporting initiatives of mutual benefit to Wales and Africa?