Diolch, Dirprwy Lywydd. Can I start off, first of all, by congratulating Lynne Neagle on her leading work here as regards bringing this motion before us this afternoon, emphasising, critically, the fact that pancreatic cancer needs a particular focus? As a GP of 35-years standing in Swansea, I know that pancreatic cancer is tough to diagnose, but, 'Always ask about the family history', I always say. But it's tough to diagnose, it's tough to treat, it's tough to research, and ultimately, it's tough to survive it. 

Now, Lynne, in opening this debate, has made the case, both coherently and brilliantly, really, as regards we have to step up to the mark here in Wales. Survival rates for pancreatic cancer have largely not changed. I take on board what the Minister has just said about some percentage changes, but when you hear the diagnosis in primary care that somebody has pancreatic cancer, it is not a cause for celebration.