1. Inquiry into Neurodivergence in Scotland

The Committee will take evidence from—

• Hannah Axon
  Policy Manager
  Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA)
• Dr Lynne Binnie
  Head of Education, City of Edinburgh Council
  representing the Association of Directors of Education in Scotland (ADES)
• Angela Evans
  Head of Learning Services
  The Donaldson Trust
• Marie Harrison
  Service Manager (Children's Views)
  Children in Scotland
• Maura Kearney
  Educational Psychologist
  representing the Association of Scottish Principal Educational Psychologists (ASPEP)
• Dr Jason Lang
  Clinical Senior Lecturer in Neurodevelopment
  University of Glasgow
• Gerard Wilkie
  Equalities representative
  Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS)

and then from:

• David Cameron
  Chief Executive Officer
  Scottish Union of Supported Employment
• Jill McAlpine
  representing the Federation of Small Businesses Scotland
  Founder, inpurpose associates
• Chirsty McFadyen
  Economist
  Fraser of Allander Institute
• Fergus McMillan
  Head of Equality and Diversity
  Skills Development Scotland
• Mia Preston
  representing the Federation of Small Businesses Scotland
  neurodivergent mentor, Olive or Fig
• Alan Thornburrow
  Chief Executive Officer
  Salvesen Mindroom Centre
• Marek Zemanik
  Senior Public Policy Adviser (UK Nations)
  Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development

2. Human rights, equalities and access to services in rural areas of Scotland (in private)

The Committee will consider a draft report.

3. Inquiry into Neurodivergence in Scotland (in private)

The Committee will consider the evidence it heard under agenda item 1.