However, we are confident that the changes that we make will be ones that the Welsh Assembly will want to refine and develop. The rationalisation of the trusts in Wales is an important part of abolishing the internal market, but what is my hon. For example, Bro Taff's announcement that it will transfer mental health services from Sully hospital to Cardiff not only pre-empts a Welsh Office decision but is a retrograde step. Friend has written to me about that matter. If he has not received my reply yet, it is on the way.
Health authorities have powers to review the services provided in their areas.
I have been in touch with the Bro Taff health authority and it is clear that nothing can happen without public consultation on its proposal. I do not want to pre-empt the health authority's decision, but I am sure that it will bear in mind the trust reconfiguration exercise. Gentleman's proposal is interesting but has not been put forward substantively to the Welsh Office. We are looking at the abolition of the internal market, about which the hon. Gentleman rightly complains.