Absolutely. I know that a letter has gone from UK Steel to the UK Government emphasising this point, saying the obvious point that whatever is not able to be exported will seek to find a market within the EU, and that will inevitably mean a depression in the price of steel, and that will have an effect on all European steelmakers, including, of course, those in Wales.

I very much regret the blunt imposition of tariffs that has been imposed by the US Government. Look, I have argued for tariffs in the past against steel from China. I've said it in this Chamber. But the whole point is that you look to be selective in order to make sure that you protect your industries against those products that carry the greatest risk. Welsh steel is not a risk to US steel. It's not a risk to American security, it's not a risk to the US steel industry because we produce products that, by and large, are not manufactured in the US, and yet here we have the US Government trying to use the blunt instrument of a tariff against all goods coming into the US, and that is a point that we have made to the UK Government, that this is something that's not acceptable. In fairness, the UK Government has accepted that point. We know that the Prime Minister has spoken to the President of the US expressing her grave concern at what's being proposed.