Llywydd, I've explained time after time, and I don't intend to take up the time of the Senedd this afternoon in repeating simply what I said on 19 October last year, 30 November, 25 January, 23 May—these are all occasions on which I have answered this question from the Member. You may not like the answer—I don't expect that you will do—but the answer doesn't change by simply going on and asking the same question. I believe that the best way to obtain the answers that people in Wales want to what happened here in Wales, including everything that will be provided by the Welsh Government—and I can tell you that the Welsh Government is disclosing hundreds of thousands of documents to the inquiry. The idea that it will not look at the matters that are important to Wales, I don't think will be borne out by the work of the inquiry. That is the way in which people will get the right, rounded, insightful answers that they quite rightly wish for, and that remains the policy of the Welsh Government.