Now, cycling has had a pretty torrid time over the past few years, and to perform so consistently well throughout the Games, both on the track and on the road, is, I hope, a sign that things are changing there. Both the Minister and I agree that we owe it to the Podmore family and to Olivia's memory for that to occur, and if Birmingham is anything to go by, we are heading very much in the right direction, not just for winning but for the obvious joy in competing and the support that they showed each other that was on display. Cyclist Aaron Gate comes home as our most successful individual competitor at any Commonwealth Games, wining an amazing four golds in his cycling races, and he was deservedly awarded the honour of carrying the flag last night at the closing ceremony.