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Sean Clerkin, I will bring you in first because you mentioned the 1992 issue. I also have indications from Chris Ashurst and Paul Turnbull that they want to come in.

Thanks. Does anyone have anything to say other than yes?

Thanks very much for that. Before I bring in Marie McNair with her questions, I want to come back to Jodi Terras. You indicated that you wanted to come in. Is there something that you want to add?

That is great. Does anybody else want to come in?

Thanks very much for that.

Before I bring in Miles Briggs—apologies, Miles; your moment will come—I will bring in Kieran Walker, who needs to leave at 12.00. Is there anything that you want us to hear, Kieran, or do you think we have covered it?

Yes, that is a very good point. Sean Clerkin wants to come in.

Thank you very much. We will now go to our online participants. Willie Coffey, would you like to start?

You made an interesting point about the bill’s scope covering buildings from 1992 to today and the fact that some of the buildings are older and were built in the 1960s. Do those buildings have non-ACM cladding, too, or is it a contemporary issue?

Does anybody else want to come in on that? David Jones can go first and then Chris Ashurst. A lot of hands went up, so if someone else gives the answer that you were going to give, let me know and I will not come to you. Pam Gosal, I will weave your question into the next round of pulling people in. Do you still want to ask it?

Thanks for that. I call Jodi Terras, to be followed by Paul Turnbull, who is online, Alan Millar and Perry Jenkins.