As I set out in my appearance on the 4th March, the split will not change. However, in acknowledgement of the concerns surrounding the levels of resource funding, I also set out the work that we have done with the NIO, MHCLG and the Northern Ireland Department of Finance to support organisations. This was the agreement that the £11.8 million RDEL element of the Local Growth Fund in 2026/27 will be split between economic inactivity provision and Go Succeed, in the same proportion to funding received in 2025/26 under UKSPF. I can confirm that the delivery of the economic inactivity element began on 1 April. I also set out during my appearance the engagement we had already planned with representatives of the community and voluntary sector and the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB) to discuss the implementation of the Local Growth Fund in Northern Ireland. This meeting took place in person in London on the 5th March. My letter to the Committee on the 9th April set out the options we discussed for further support, this included available PEACEPLUS funding from the Change Maker Funding Programme and the Investment Area 1.2 (Empowering Communities). The SEUPB provided community and voluntary representatives with further information on the application process and answers to any queries they had on the delivery of the programme as a whole. Following our meeting we worked with NICVA and the SEUPB to arrange specific information sessions for organisations to understand the available funding and how to apply for bids. We continue to communicate closely with the SEUPB on the outcome of organisation’s bids, and will continue to work with them on any future available funding.