I thank Jim Shannon for his detailed speech on the manufacturing and engineering industry in Northern Ireland. We recognise the importance of this sector to the economy, with companies such as Spirit AeroSystems playing a crucial role. The Government is committed to supporting businesses like these through initiatives including investment funds and grants aimed at fostering innovation and growth. In response to specific concerns raised about Spirit AeroSystems, we are engaging closely with stakeholders to explore all possible options that ensure continuity of employment and the maintenance of critical skills in Northern Ireland. We will continue to monitor the situation closely and take necessary steps to protect jobs and support the aerospace industry's future. The Minister acknowledges the importance of Spirit AeroSystems’ operations and expresses her commitment to working collaboratively with all stakeholders. She mentions previous successful outcomes such as the Harland and Wolff deal, showcasing government support in similar situations. The Minister outlines the Government’s approach through various initiatives including the industrial strategy, university partnerships, and export assistance programmes. She also commits to continuing conversations with interested parties, including trade unions and aerospace industry representatives, to ensure a positive outcome for all involved. We acknowledge the concerns raised regarding Spirit Manufacturing in Northern Ireland. The Government is committed to supporting local industries and has provided substantial investment through various initiatives such as the Office for Investment and the Minister for Investment, focusing on regional strengths and manufacturing ecosystems. Encouraging new investment into Northern Ireland remains a priority, alongside efforts to retain skilled workers critical to the region's manufacturing base. We are open to doing what is necessary within our capacity to influence commercial decisions affecting these communities. The Minister committed to meeting with local stakeholders in Northern Ireland to discuss further support measures and expressed a willingness to work closely with colleagues to address these issues effectively.