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The question is, that amendment 17 be agreed to. Are we agreed?

Members: No.

Since no other member wishes to speak to amendment 30, I invite the minister to wind up.

I call Pam Duncan-Glancy to move or not move amendment 66, which has already been debated with amendment 17.

Miles, please wind up and indicate whether you wish to press or seek to withdraw amendment 1.

Amendment 6, in the name of Graham Simpson, was already debated with amendment 1.

That ends stage 2 consideration of the bill. Thank you.

The committee previously agreed to take the next item in private so, as that was the final public item on today’s agenda, I close the public part of the meeting.

Thank you very much. It was helpful to get that brief overview of priorities. I think that it is a great approach to use the sector’s existing data and to share best practice across local authorities.

How does the commission intend to measure and maximise its impact in achieving its aims?

Thank you for highlighting that.

I will bring in Pam Gosal, who has questions about the financial bulletin.

That was really helpful. Colin Beattie has some questions.

We have the fiscal framework in development. You would like to think that, within that, there will be an alignment around what we are talking about. That becomes really important, does it not?