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Good morning, and thank you for coming along today.

You have already answered one of my questions, which was about when the delivery plan would be published. That has been done—I have had a quick look at it.

What resources will be available for the implementation of the delivery plan? Are resources specifically put aside for it?

Thanks for that. I have a final question. I am sure that if I look at the delivery plan the answer will be there, but I will ask it anyway. What training proposals are there for new staff who might be involved in the delivery of the plan? Are any such proposals linked to the plan?

For new staff who are coming in and who will have to help to deliver the plan. What training has been put in place for them? We heard from some witnesses about medical professionals who perhaps do not understand HIV and are double gloving and so on. What training has been put in place for new staff who are entering the NHS?

Perfect. Thank you.

Good morning. I would like to talk about the election pilots aspect of the bill. In your submissions, you all seem fairly supportive of that. Are any areas already under discussion for future pilots, or is that aspect simply an enabling function for future pilots?

That was an easy answer.

I will take up no more of your time, gentlemen. Thank you.

Do you think that the consultation and reporting requirements on the election pilots are satisfactory?

Nothing at the moment, convener.

I have one small question. I think that you have probably answered it, but do you have any suggestions there we have not spoken about already that would help to address stigma and to meet the target for zero new transmissions? Is there anything else that we have not touched on?