I thank the Member for his contribution. He's quite right: the individuals who will probably have more restrictions placed upon them are UK citizens, and it is disappointing that that will be the situation. And let's not forget UK young people who actually want to go and explore. We are limiting their chances in life as well. 

The Brexit Minister highlighted the Welsh Government's actions, and I very much appreciate them. I can appreciate very much the continued challenges that you're going to put to the UK Government to ensure that the immigration policy works for Wales. It is extremely important that we do that.

Llywydd, it's an evolving policy area and I appreciate that. It's the intention of our committee to keep a watching brief on the activities of both Governments as we await the outcome of the migration advisory committee's review, which I expect to be published shortly. And I want to reiterate my message, and the message from the vast majority of Members here today, that people who have come here to work, who have come here to be part of our community, who have come here to build a life are very much welcome, very much supported, and whether you've got a piece of paper or not, we consider you our friends.