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That is a good quote.

You mean that they may or may not have been recruited to the project. We can ask the Scottish Government that question.

Absolutely. I will turn my attention to Cardiff; I am sorry if this is slightly repetitious. We are interested to hear more about how you work collaboratively with the Turing scheme and how Welsh institutions engage with both Taith and Turing. Where are the overlaps and where are the points of strong collaboration?

That is what we want for Scotland.

Have you seen the feedback on that survey?

What reason did the team give you for that pause?

By?

So—

That is helpful. I will return to Scotland, which is the focus of our concern for a final question. There will, when we have our own programme, be lots of opportunities for Scotland and Wales to work together in the future. Have you been consulted by the Scottish Government about ways in which we might, frankly, copy what you are doing?

Scotland is obviously my passion and interest.

You say that you were meeting monthly with the three people in the acquired team for the project. When did those meetings stop?