I am grateful to the right hon. Gentleman for his question. I inform the House that I will lay a written ministerial statement on this matter later today. Operation Kenova has published its final report, which covers the activities of the alleged agent Stakeknife and other investigations referred to it by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). The Kenova team led by Sir Iain Livingstone and Jon Boutcher did exemplary work in building trust with families and providing answers about what happened to their loved ones. Operation Turma, part of Kenova, resulted in the prosecution of an individual extradited from Ireland for the murder of three RUC officers. Operation Kenova established no evidence of criminal offences by Stakeknife or their handlers at a high level. However, it found disturbing behavior and collusion between individuals and loyalist paramilitaries. The Government will respond to Denton report findings when published, considering ongoing legal proceedings. In August, the Government responded to Kenova's request for naming Stakeknife but noted pending litigation. I commend reforms in agent handling practices over decades, now regulated by strict oversight bodies like the Investigatory Powers Commissioner and Tribunal.