That the Parliament congratulates Haddington Community Officer, PC Colin Boyd, on his retirement from Police Scotland after 21 years of service; understands that PC Boyd joined Lothian and Borders Police on 9 April 2001, following a successful career in the RAF; further understands that, after completing his initial training at the Scottish Police College, he was posted to D Division, serving at Craigmillar Police Station for several years before moving to the tutor unit at Leith Police Station, where he played a key role in the tutoring and development of probationers; understands that, in 2007, Colin successfully applied for a transfer to East Lothian, where he lives with his partner, and where he has served the majority of his service, as a uniformed response officer, custody officer and, for the last three years, it believes, as a much-respected and popular Community Beat Officer in Haddington; considers that Colin spent his whole service in uniform and public-facing roles, with the aim of keeping people safe; believes that he has a vast wealth of operational and local knowledge, and that he has always shared this with colleagues to ensure the best possible service is provided to the communities of East Lothian; considers that he will be sorely missed by his colleagues, community groups and local residents; thanks Colin for his service in helping to keep the people of East Lothian and Edinburgh safe, and wishes him all the best in his retirement.