I didn't hear any mention of a written assurance. Today is Europe Day. We're still in the European Union and we still have this access to environmental justice while we remain in the European Union. I understand that the Minister and the Welsh Government don't agree with Plaid Cymru or other people's analysis—because it's not just Plaid Cymru saying this—I understand that. But I asked you what written assurances you had that this would not take place. That's what I'm asking for here. Because when we tried to change the continuity Bill with amendments to write in the European legislation into our own legislation, your leader of the house told us that both the future generations Act and the environment Act are

'part of the important overarching framework for environmental protection in Wales.'

So, now, the Institute for Government has recommended that any new environmental watchdog would be more robust if it was given a four-nation remit designed and owned jointly by the four nations, and, in turn, co-funded by the four legislatures rather than just the UK Parliament. So, I ask again: what assurances have you had from Michael Gove that the work of the new environmental body will not trespass on Welsh environmental legislation, and, in particular, that it will not interfere with the work of the future generations commissioner? And are you, indeed, seeking to co-own and co-fund this new environmental body?