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Or move schools.

Tara Lillis, do you have anything to add to that?

Thank you. Andrew Bradshaw, do you have anything to add?

What steps should the Scottish Government take to address all those barriers?

Following on from Pam Duncan-Glancy’s questions, are there any other barriers that prevent our young folk from experiencing the residential outdoor experience?

If I am correct, at present, most of the teachers who go away do so on a voluntary basis. Do you think that the local authorities should have a duty to provide the outdoor education, so that it is not fully voluntary?

It would not need to be done through specialist teachers. Do you think that local authorities should provide outdoor residential education for all their children? It would be up to them to decide how.

Do Linda Gillespie or Jon Hollingdale have anything to add?

How can lotting decisions work in the best interests of landowners and local communities? What needs to change to ensure that the public interest, human rights and environmental issues are all considered? Do you think that they should be included in the bill?

I see that no one else wants to come in, convener, so I will hand over to you. That is how to be short and quick.