Thank you, Minister, but my question was specifically on the well-being of residents. This week marks three years since the devastating flooding across the region that I represent and beyond as a result of storm Dennis. Three years on, most of the repair work is by now complete, but the impact on both children and adults affected is just as great today as it was then. Many remain traumatised, living in fear every time it rains heavily and unable to sleep. Some have been told by Natural Resources Wales that there is a continued risk to their lives if their homes are flooded in the future, meaning they aren't just fearful for their homes, but their lives are in danger.

Though some areas have benefited, as you outlined in your response, from investment in flood defences and flood prevention measures, there is much more to do. There's an inconsistency in terms of which homes have been offered free floodgates or doors. Further, no psychological support has been offered, nor has there been investment in the setting up of flood action groups to help support communities should the worst ever happen again. How will the Welsh Government support people living in fear? Are there any plans to invest in the setting up of flood action groups in all areas that are at continued risk of flooding?