Yes, I've taken a great degree of interest in Mersey Travel's schemes and the way that they integrate ticketing and ensure that there is a very transparent and sure way of paying for services. Transport for Wales is going to be tasked with ensuring that there is integrated ticketing and affordable, accessible transport for all, and a fares regime that is also fair.

I would agree with the rhetorical question and the basis of the rhetorical question. The UK Government does indeed appear to be struggling to support many parts of Wales in terms of rail infrastructure. We've only enjoyed something in the region of 1 to 1.5 per cent of investment in the Wales and borders route in the previous Assembly term, and that's in spite of it amounting to more than 5 per cent of the overall UK network. We've also seen the UK Government fail, to date, to support the Swansea lagoon, electrification, and I must say that I'm only glad that they're not in charge of Swansea City Association Football Club, because if they were, I don't think there would be any hope of them staying up in the premiership.