Thank you very much. I hear the former leader of UKIP shouting 'pathetic' from his seat in the Chamber, which I think doesn't come as a surprise, but I completely condemn what was written in that leaflet. Leanne Wood is entirely correct to remind us all of the tragedy that happened not very long ago. And the language of 'traitors' and the language that is threatening and inflammatory just has no place in politics at all. And so I would certainly commend the Member for taking the matter forward with Sussex Police.

And, of course, compassionate Conservatism is alive and well in Cardiff as well, because, again, we think that it's an entirely inappropriate response to call for these tents to be torn down—I think that was the phrase. Again, it doesn't reflect the fact that we are talking about human people who have had, in many cases, the most difficult lives imaginable, which have found them in that place. The Welsh Government is keen to support in any way we possibly can. We recognise that different types of hostels and different types of accommodation are needed because there is no one type that is suitable for everyone. And the Minister, I know, answered your questions on this last week, but she will be bringing forward a statement on homelessness and rough sleeping in Government time to the Assembly next week.

And, again, I'm very alarmed to hear what you say about the issues in Pontypridd on the railway station. I mentioned in response to a previous request for a statement that the Minister with responsibility for transport would bring forward a statement on railways, so this might be an appropriate time to have that discussion with him.