I listened carefully, Trefnydd, to Darren Millar's request and your answer, but if I could also request a statement, please, on the situation facing those who take part in the national football league of Wales. I'm aware that many Newtown AFC players work full time, play football part time, but they're still classed as elite athletes, meaning that, under the Welsh Government guidance, they can travel to play football. Last week, they visited, for example, Bridgend, which is currently in a local lockdown area, something that the management and many of the players were reluctant to do given the increased risk of travelling in that position. If they don't want to travel and attend, then they face a penalty. So, I do think this is something that the Welsh Government needs to bring guidance forward on, rather than just leaving it to the Football Association of Wales. 

Secondly, and related, many clubs won't survive through the winter without further financial support, so I would be grateful if you and your colleagues could outline whether or not you intend to follow the UK Government's lead in providing financial support, following the UK Government's announcement that the national league is to receive a £10 million rescue package.