I will remember today as the day when we reached question 13, and I thank Neil Hamilton and Mark Reckless for failing to get to their files swiftly enough. I’m very grateful to have the opportunity to ask the question, and it is a matter I feel quite strongly about. Major war memorials—you will know about them—on village squares are things that are protected, and Cadw do excellent work in protecting them.

But there are other war memorials around Wales—in chapels, for example, or even in old factories—that commemorate people who’ve lost their lives in wars. Those need protection too, and may I make an appeal to the Welsh Government to ensure that work is done—I can put the Government in touch with people who carry out research in this area—in order to assist us to safeguard our heritage for the future and commemorate those who lost their lives?