That the Parliament congratulates Moira Weatherstone on her recent appointment as chair of Scottish Mountain Rescue, becoming the first female to chair the organisation in its 60-year history; notes that Moira was first invited to join Arrochar Mountain Rescue Team in 1990 after moving to the area, which presented her with the opportunity to combine her experience of the outdoors with a love of Scotland’s mountains, while giving something back to people in need; understands that when Moira first joined, very few women were involved in mountain rescue in Scotland, with numbers steadily increasing since then; recognises that, in 1992, Moira qualified as a dog handler with the Search and Rescue Dog Association (SARDA) Scotland, becoming one of only two qualified female dog handlers in Scotland at the time, with her fourth search dog just recently retiring; believes that Moira is the longest-serving female dog handler in SARDA Scotland’s history and continues to support their work as a trainer and assessor, helping to develop the next generation; commends the vital work carried out on a day-to-day basis by the Scottish Mountain Rescue teams, and wishes Moira every success going forward in her tenure as chair.