It is a pleasure to serve under the chairmanship of Mr Clive Betts. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Ynys Môn on securing this debate, which is important not only for her constituency but also for the future direction of travel for the nuclear industry in the UK. My hon. Friend has championed the case for a future nuclear project at Wylfa through numerous visits and committee memberships. I welcome the opportunity to discuss our nuclear plans and Wylfa, reiterating the Government's determination to ensure that nuclear plays a central role in our future energy mix by building up to 24 GW of nuclear power by 2050, which will quadruple our current capacity. The civil nuclear road map sets out how we will achieve this, including exploring gigawatt-scale projects after Sizewell C and plans for advanced and small modular reactors. We are committed to making investment decisions on 3 to 7 GW every five years between 2030 and 2044. The minister also highlighted the importance of a geological disposal facility and the comprehensive policies for growth across the nuclear lifecycle, including finding a suitable location for this facility. He thanked my hon. Friend the Member for Ynys Môn and other Members for their support in ensuring that the UK is one of the best places to invest in civil nuclear. The minister also discussed the benefits of nuclear developments for economic prospects, particularly in Wales and at Wylfa. He concluded by reiterating the Government's commitment to harnessing unique strengths and becoming a leading nuclear energy nation once again.