I think I can thank the Cabinet Secretary for his answer. [Laughter.]

Cabinet Secretary, the residents of Aberavon welcomed the statement from the Welsh Government on 6 April, which stated the clear position that any new prison development, including that at Baglan Moors, was effectively put on hold until meaningful discussions take place. I also welcome the intent to seek a criminal justice system for Wales that works for Wales and Welsh citizens, particularly as we have seen a complete meltdown of the justice system and the penal system in England and across the UK totally.

However, being put on hold does not remove the possibility of the proposal returning and a prison being built on that land, as meaningful discussions could occur at any time—and, as you've already said, you've had some discussions. What my constituents seek is something that will give them reassurance for their future, and returns their confidence in the political system. All they want from the Welsh Government is a simple answer to a simple question: will the Welsh Government give assurances that the land at Baglan Moors will not be used for the development of a new prison, irrespective of the outcome of these meaningful discussions?