The evidence is clear, I think, or certainly I have been convinced. In 2016, as we heard, the results of seven months of research by a cross-party group in Westminster were published. That inquiry, in turn, was based on a world-wide review of evidence, and the very clear recommendation was that cannabis should be legalised for medical use.

It is important, of course, that we draw up legislation or come to a view, as we wish to do today, based on evidence, and here we have the evidence, I think. The MS Society looked at the evidence very carefully before deciding to change its policy on this, and now they are enthusiastic supporters and enthusiastic campaigners on this issue. Why? Because they know about the advantages. They deal on a daily basis with people who are looking for ways to alleviate the effects of a cruel disease. Let us as an Assembly look objectively at the evidence and give our support to those individuals who would benefit from this sensible change.