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Briefly, yes.

Pam Duncan-Glancy wants to come in very briefly on this point, and then Dr Hosie and Rob Watts want to come in on the wider issue.

Pam Duncan-Glancy, do you want anyone else to answer?

Can I bring Angela O’Hagan in?

Angela, do you want to come in now?

Angela, I know that you have a hard deadline, which is why I pulled you in then—perhaps unexpectedly—before you needed to go. I want to say a huge thank you. We will let you go to your other meeting before we move to other folk to answer that question. Thank you for taking the time to speak to us today, and for giving us extra time.

Thanks to everyone. We will wrap things up there. We would have liked to cover one or two other areas, but I think that we have done pretty well.

I thank all three of our witnesses for staying so far beyond the hour that we had anticipated. This has been a really useful session that has given us lots to think about. The committee will discuss its next steps in private session.

That concludes our formal business for this morning. We now move into private session to consider the remaining items on our agenda.

Thank you very much.

I bring in Rob Watts.

Thanks very much. You never need to apologise for a pet coming on screen, particularly when it is a cat.

Angela, would you like to say a few words on accessibility in general?

Do you want to go first, before folk come back in?

A number of members want to come in on this issue.