Mr. Bernard Gloster:

We will certainly attempt to do that. What tends to happen with many foster carers is they come into foster caring, are approved and assessed and work for a number of years. They may provide short-term placements, but those providing long-term placements may just reach a particular point in life where they feel they have done that and they maintain connections with the young people they had, but do not take new placements. I will certainly see if we can get the Deputy some accurate information on that.