Professor Fidelma Ashe:

I think that is a great idea. I have tried to read as much as I can on those models. The work with the communities takes an awful lot of my time but I try to read around as much as I can, although not as much as I want to. I would have references for that work in Uganda. That is the work but what is done with the work afterwards is a different matter and there may be lessons to be learned there as well about how we implement what we have planned to do. They would be important lessons for us on the island. I can furnish the committee with that. That is not an issue.