Diolch, Llywydd. Just on the consultation point that the legislation and justice committee Chair raised, I'll just reiterate what I said: the amendments brought about by the draft regulations clearly reflect changes to immigration law, which are reserved matters. The changes are quite limited, leaving little or no impact on public services, as compared to present. Any consultation would have limited value, as we don't have the powers to offer any material alternative approaches. I think that makes the point pretty succinctly. Obviously, I have no objection to the Welsh language issues—we're happy to do that, of course.

On the safety and housing supply issues, this regularises the situation. So, where this was at the Home Office's discretion, it now gives people the right to be considered for housing services and that they, then, have the same right as everybody else has to have those services. And, of course, it will help increase safety, because having the right, rather than having to apply for the discretion, is clearly a better position to be in. 

I welcome the opportunity to have debated the regulations, Llywydd, and thank Members for their contributions. Given the clear benefit that the regulations will bring, I hope Members will support the motion. Diolch.