Health visitors are a lifeline, health visitors like Gemma and Joanne in Rhondda. They're often the first person families turn to when they are worried, struggling or just need reassurance. They understand the pressures people are facing and step in early before small worries become bigger problems. In communities like Rhondda, that support matters. When health visitors are not there, families feel that loss, and so do the wider services that depend on their work. That's why I continue to support their decision to take strike action. No-one takes the step of striking lightly, especially in a role that is so rooted in care and commitment to others. Residents in Rhondda want to know that everything possible is being done, not only to restore the essential support for local families, but to ensure health visitors are being valued and paid the rate they deserve. Now, I know the Cabinet Secretary has touched on this issue, but I would be grateful if you could let me know what discussions you've had with Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board regarding this situation, and what support or action you can provide to help bring about a fair and swift resolution.

And I also think I'm asking you your last question—I think I might be right—here today, so I'd like to wish you the very best with whatever you decide to do in the future.