—denuding the students of the very valuable experience the qualification has to offer.
Okay. Thank you. Cheers.
Okay. We've got some questions now on how universities view it. Hefin David.
We've had an online survey response, which was quite a stark comment, not from the vice-chancellor's office, but from a member of staff within Cardiff University. And it said: 'The Welsh Bacc is not a fair substitute for a full A-level, and should not be regarded as such. I consider it to be a disadvantage for Welsh students, compared with their English counterparts.' Can you reflect on that?