So my questions for the Minister are: whether he first acknowledges the depth of the problem with the legal aid system, first of all, and, second, what steps he has taken, if any—and if not, then what steps he intends to take—to reverse the very serious difficulties that we've heard outlined, even to the point that the whole system is facing collapse, with very few practitioners willing and able to undertake that work; the inability to have juniors to assist with those files; and the age, frankly, with all due respect, of some of the practitioners who are doing that work—and good on them, doing the lord's own work in that space, but the inevitable result that they won't be available in a few years. So, any comments the Minister can make in this space would be appreciated.