We have the draft annual report in our papers. The report is pretty clear to me. If there are no comments from colleagues, are we happy to sign it off?
Before we go into private, I will put on the record, on behalf of colleagues—if that is all right—an expression of thanks to our team: our clerks, the official report, our legal advisers and everyone who has helped us to carry out our work over the four years of this parliamentary session.
I wish you all the best for the future. It has been a pleasure working on the committee with you and we concur with your comments about the support staff. We wish you all the best.
I may need those sentiments.
I know, from speaking to colleagues in the Parliament and elsewhere, how highly regarded our team of clerks and our legal advisers are. They contribute enormously to the working of democracy because they find problems and manage to nip them in the bud before they cause further problems. I associate myself with your remarks and wish you all the best in future.
That is very kind. With that, we move into private.