Sorry, I've gone over time. It would be a helpful clarification, Mark, if, in the current uncertainty and lack of any knowledge of what's going on with the UK shared prosperity fund, any incoming Government would, on day one, make crystal clear that they were replacing the £370 million annually, that that was coming to Wales and would be factored into the policy framework, and that decisions would be made in Wales. Has that been said within the manifesto? Has that been said? [Interruption.]—No, I'm sorry, I have gone over time. That would be helpful, because we have a different policy framework here in Wales. I know I'm over time, Llywydd, because of that intervention. Because of that different policy framework, because of the investment that we know continues to need to be made in Wales, let's all agree, please, in this Senedd—this Parliament—that the people we have here should be making the decision on that spending in future.