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I will pick up a little bit on what you said about signage and awareness raising, as that came up with the earlier panel, as you know. Obviously, you have undertaken a lot of work to raise awareness. Do you think that the message is starting to get through, as far as you can tell?

Shauna Clarke, would you like to add anything?

Will you outline for the committee how your local authority is preparing and the specific steps that you are taking for that? It might be useful if you were to outline some of the support that is available for businesses or households to help them to comply.

Good morning. I will start by asking about Glasgow’s LEZ. Obviously, Glasgow City Council has implemented phase 1 already, so this question is primarily for Dom Callaghan in the first instance. What lessons have been learned for Glasgow? I ask the other two panellists whether there is any learning that they have been able to pick up on for their areas.

Good morning. This is a question for each of the panellists. What are your authorities’ relationships like with CalMac, CMAL and Transport Scotland? How would you characterise those relationships?

Do Murray Bain and Russell McCutcheon have any comments that they would like to add?

Okay. Thank you.

Okay. Thank you.

The committee has heard calls for more community representation on the boards of ferry operators and among the decision makers for ferry services. Do you agree with those calls? How do you think that could be best achieved? I will start with Councillor Robertson again, if that is okay.

Would Scott Reid agree with that?

I think that it would. I agree with you: island representation is very important, particularly on this topic.

Would other panellists like to contribute?