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<p>To come to the data first and foremost, there are I think what are called 'ethnicity in the criminal justice' statistics releases every two years. Now, again, if we were to kind of pull them up on a screen and look through those, there's a a very compelling case to think about disaggregating many of those data for Wales. So, as part of future conversations for what data need to be made available, I think there is, again on a Wales only level—. You know, we're dealing with very, very basic forms of data here. In 10 years' time, there'll be people looking at some of the stuff I've been putting out and hopefully criticising it for how basic it is, because it'll be far more sophisticated at that point. So, I think there's scope there as part of future discussions, in maybe the committee's future scrutiny on this, to think about those releases in particular.</p>
<p>In terms of what can be done—and you mentioned the UK Government—on the Lammy review, implementing the Lammy review would be a starting point. I forget how many recommendations of the Lammy review are still outstanding. It's a bit like the Thomas review, and it's a bit like a lot of these. The Thomas commission review, those recommendations, they were sound at the time and they're still sound now, and the problems they spoke to then, we're still speaking to them now. So, there is a danger that, in a sense, we kind of reheat the problem and we look at it in a new light and, in many ways—. And the irony, of course, is that David Lammy is now responsible in this area. So, in many respects, actually pulling the Lammy review back and actually thinking about implementing those and taking seriously those recommendations—.</p>
<p>From my own perspective, I would like to see there be a slightly more engaged discussion in Wales about this, about what can be done in Wales. I think that, given the the size of Wales and the opportunities here of, effectively, people working together on this stuff, I think there's some scope to do some interesting and important work here in Wales. So, that, in a sense, perhaps reveals something about my faith in any Government in London to do something about this. But, from my perspective, I think there's a need for a healthy discussion, whether that be after the next election on this&nbsp;in Wales.</p>