Do noble Lords have the Bill here? Perhaps my noble friend might bear in mind that the Secretary of State already has to make an annual report to Parliament, under previous legislation. Clause 5(1) says that:
“The Secretary of State must make arrangements for … independent evaluation”,
which is what we have been talking about and is indeed extremely important. Clause 5(2) says that:
“The Secretary of State must include in each annual report”—
the annual report that the Secretary of State is giving to Parliament—
“a statement as to how he or she has complied with the duty under subsection (1)”;
in other words, that the independent scrutiny of ODA has been carried out and that it is 0.7%. I think that the noble Lord is missing the point about the annual report, which is already in legislation and which the Secretary of State must lay before Parliament.