The Department reiterated its commitment to implementing the 30 recommendations of the Windrush lessons learned review. We heard that it was making progress with the Windrush compensation scheme but was unwilling to set itself targets on the number of cases or amount of money it would deal with.58 It underlined its commitment to include people from non-Caribbean Commonwealth countries in the scope of its Windrush response and offered to write to us with further details of those efforts.59 The Department acknowledged that the review had been a difficult read and stated it had no intention of turning its response into a box-ticking exercise. It stressed the need to understand the scale of transformation that would be involved in delivering on these commitments, which would include setting a vision and values for the whole Department as it implements the 52 Q 84 53 Qq 50–52 54 Qq 84, 85 55 Qq 58, 84 56 Q 53 57 Qq 55–60 58 Qq 9, 11 59 Qq 65–66 16 Immigration enforcement new immigration system. However, when we took evidence in mid-July, the Department did not describe specific steps it would take in responding to the review.60