I think you ask a number of key questions there that link to scaffolding. How do we now focus upon building this new entity? What excites me in this role is there is a real chance to bring parity in the context of citizenship voice for health and social care. It gives us the chance to create an inclusive infrastructure, building upon the good work that we've noted, and Rhun ap Iorwerth has noted very clearly we shouldn't lose the value of very strong representation across some of the boards already.
But I think it's also a chance to create something that is digitally connected. I'm a fan of seeing, where we can, linking in different policy opportunities for Government, and there's a real opportunity here, I think, with the digital agenda, to develop an exciting body. The priorities have to be, clearly, in the context of legislation, of setting up the corporate board, setting the systems, the processes, as you would expect from a legal entity, but there's also significant work of building relationships, of building trust, of building, I think, that common understanding between the significant players that are already engaged in this context and, if I may say so also, showing from day one the parity of health and social care.
Should I be successful and should one reflect in the context of four or five years' time, in the context of the life of this Senedd, what would success look like, it would be to have created an infrastructure that is responsive, that is clear in its representation to the different cultures and different traditions of Wales. It would be an institution that has set a framework and isn't afraid, through meaningful, honest conversation, to play a part in developing, I think, the healthcare system. How is that measured? The board has to set very clearly targets and structures and also how it can be called to account, clearly by the Senedd, and also, over the fullness of time, to show it makes a difference. This is an opportunity where the voice of the citizen is heard, is acted upon, and all of that, then, hopefully will deliver in the context of the citizen values of Wales, linked to the clear statement that has been noted by the Government in the document of health and social care.