Hefin, thank you very much for that question. I'm glad you're focused, with your experience and your chairing of that group, on this area, because there is great potential within agri-tech for students as well. If we have the latest technology and equipment available for students to use as part of agricultural courses, that is a real bonus. We're supporting their skills development, we're developing their practical experiences, and getting them to be able to see how to use these technologies on farms as they enter employment.

So, we have, Hefin, recently supported our further and higher education institutions delivering agricultural or agricultural related courses to invest in technology. In 2023, six institutions—five further education and one higher education—were offered support to purchase capital items that would benefit students in their learning. So, the grant value there was £211,000. Just out of interest, two of these institutions were based in north Wales, Llysfasi and Glynllifon, and FEIs and HEIs across Wales that deliver agricultural courses have been invited to apply for the support that's available in 2024. We've made a budget available of £360,000 and we'd encourage all Members—Hefin and everybody else—to encourage their local colleges and universities to apply for this. Hefin, I'm glad you focused on this, because there are real opportunities in those advanced skills within technology and agriculture.