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In relation to the review, you did an awful lot of work in reaching out to the people who use the various services of adult social care. Even in these early stages of considering the national care service, do you feel that, through the recommendations that you have made, their voices are being heard, and that there is an opportunity for those people to offer input on formation of the national care service?

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Professor Nick Watson wants to come in.

I will bring in Judith Proctor at this point.

Sandesh, Judith Proctor wants to come in. It is best if people are brought in through me; otherwise, it is quite difficult to manage. I will bring in Judith Proctor before coming back to you.

David Torrance has a question about Covid-19 and social care.

We will come on to have more in-depth discussions about some of the themes that you have all mentioned. Evelyn Tweed will ask about the strategic context for health and social care finance.

Let us take this in reverse order: we will come back to David Walsh first, and I will then go through everyone. For future questions, people who want to come in should put an R in the chat box, as not everyone will be able to respond to every question.

We are just moving on to the issue of financial sustainability. Sue Webber will kick off those questions.

Okay. Does anyone—