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That is okay. Thank you.

It is sometimes difficult to achieve a shift to preventative spend when there is acute need in the system. I am pleased that a consultation on a public health supplement, which my party has long backed, has been proposed through the budget. Do you believe that such a measure could help to drive preventative spend?

Good morning, cabinet secretary. Preventative spend is often difficult to track and quantify, particularly once it goes into health board budgets, and the health benefits often take a long time to show up in population health data. How does the Scottish Government track and evaluate preventative spend? Do you believe that the data needs to be improved if we are to further target preventative spend?

The cabinet secretary and I have had many conversations about vaping and its impact on health. Given how quickly novel products can affect health, what impact are they having on preventative spend budgets? Is the way in which we allocate those budgets flexible enough to adapt if those products are having an in-year impact on health?

Who makes the decision on where those clubs come into that structure?

Good morning. What benefits could be realised in remote and rural areas from having improved sharing of information technology systems such as electronic prescribing, single patient records and more joined-up access to patient information?

Do colleagues online have any thoughts?

I put the same question to Julie Mosgrove.

Project Brave was implemented around six years ago, refreshing a previous strategy. Does the SFA plan to undertake an evaluation of the successes, failures and perceptions of project brave?

Given the amount that supporters spend on tickets and on going to matches and so on, should their wants and their convenience in relation to scheduling of matches not be given priority over broadcaster demands? People have had issues with getting to and from matches because of matches being changed due to broadcaster demands.