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It is clear that completion of the project by 2025 is not possible any more. Do you have a date in mind when it could be completed, Mr Shackman? For the time being, are any emergency procedures being taken so that no more accidents happen? What are the temporary measures? Are there any at all?

Thank you very much, and good morning.

Sorry, I am just confused, although I do not want to repeat what my colleagues have already asked. I get your point that it is up to us to make the policies and that you will not be able to answer quite a lot of questions. However, my question is about how the samples are examined just now. From what we are hearing and what I have read, what is happening here is not the same as what is happening in England and Wales. If that is the case, why? Who should be telling us that we are not doing the same job as they are doing in England and Wales? What procedures are we following?

Do you not think that it would be helpful to know what systems are in place just now?

What systems are in place to receive suggestions, complaints and issues from health workers in prisons regarding medication?

What systems are in place at the moment? Do we have any update? How do health workers get involved? Basically, what systems are in place just now?

Is there potential for a new bill, similar to Daniel Johnson’s member’s bill—which became the Protection of Workers (Retail and Age-restricted Goods and Services) (Scotland) Act 2021—that would cover transport workers, including private hire and tax drivers?

On the independent reviews.

How will an advocate for the member’s concerned community be appointed or nominated? Will it be Scottish Government officials or a spokesperson from the community? We need clarification of that.

The other question is whether the final report will be published.

Yes.