Presiding Officer, can I also record my sympathies to those who have been affected in any way by what will be seen as adverse outcomes that could have been, possibly, prevented? Obviously, the Cabinet Secretary's quite right: we must await further examination of the evidence. I do think that, when an event like this occurs and requires investigation—and this is really as a result of ongoing structural changes in the service that the statistical anomalies were revealed and the recording irregularities—. You know, those themselves are serious issues. I do think that this Chamber has the right to expect, on behalf of the people of Cwm Taf, a very clear assurance. I quote that you have said this afternoon that you have sought assurances from the health board that services are 'safe and compassionate' and that, quote:

'My officials are also monitoring the situation closely and seeking such assurance.'

So, I just want to ask you simply: when will you be able to come back to this Chamber and give us the assurance that you've examined it and now believe the maternity services to be of a safe standard? Because you've not said that this afternoon, and we want to know when you'll be in a position to say it.