On the papers to note, we turn to item 9.1. We have, to note, the written statement from the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution providing an update on the work of the Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales and the written statement there. So, we're happy to note that—we are.
And then we note the letter from the Finance Committee asking our committee to consider the financial implications arising from the Historic Environment (Wales) Bill and if any significant costs are likely to arise to draw them to its attention. Now, just to suggest to Members, we might want to consider responding to the invitation from the Finance Committee to draw its attention to our committee's evidence session with the Counsel General in July and the follow-up correspondence we had in which, indeed, costs related to the Bill were raised. We're not doing a substantive investigation into the costs that come from it, but we did flag these issues. So, if Members are content, we might want to take that course of action in responding to the Finance Committee. Okay, there we are. Good, thank you.
Item 9.3, we have correspondence from the Minister for Climate Change, which we will note, in response to our committee report on the legislative consent memoranda on the Online Safety Bill. I think we're happy to note that. Again, leap in, if there's something particular that you don't want to leave to the private session that you want to throw in now.
Item 9.4, I'd ask Members to note the letter from the Minister for Climate Change informing the Llywydd that any legislative consent memorandum required for the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill will be laid outside the normal two-week deadline, and it sets out the reason for that delay. So, we note that.
And then, under item 9.5, I'd ask Members to note the letter from Dr Robert Jones, of the Wales Governance Centre, which asks the committee to consider undertaking an inquiry into racial disproportionality within the criminal justice system in Wales. As we note it, could I suggest to Members that we might want to defer discussion on that to the private session on a way forward in responding to Dr Robert Jones's correspondence?
Item 9.6, if we can note the Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee's invitation for members of this committee to attend the ministerial evidence session on the legislative consent memorandum on the Procurement Bill, which was held last Wednesday, 21 September. We might want to just discuss that briefly in private, but if we're happy to note that for now. That takes us on, then, to item 9.7—and simply to note in passing there, of course, one of our members on this committee, before we move on to item 9.7, is also a member of the Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee as well. I understand there was an interesting discussion, and, in private, Rhys, we'll probably ask for an update from that from your privileged perspective there of being on both committees.
Item 9.7, Members are invited to consider the response from the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy to the committee's request for clarification on the UK Government's potential repeal of the Trade Union (Wales) Act 2017. The response there—our original letter and the response—is in the pack, and we might want to return to that in private as well, unless Members have anything to note. No. All okay. There we are. Happy to note.