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I congratulate Margaret Smith on securing this important debate to mark world asthma day.Yesterday, to mark world asthma day, I visited a new project that is being established at Ninewells hospital.
Lunch will be available from half past 12, and I hope to start again at 1 pm at the latest. However, if members are here and have finished eating, we can start back earlier than that—so much the better.
I note from Malcolm Chisholm's response of 26 January to a question from Elaine Smith that the Executive will have spent around £954,000 over five years on the promotion of breastfeeding—it proposes to spend £230,000 this year.
These technical amendments clarify what is meant by the term "provisional release date" in paragraphs 26 to 31 in part 3 of the schedule.I move amendment 49.
We especially welcome the creation of the new commission because our members tell us that there is great variation across Scotland in how local authorities deal with private nurseries.
Our Scottish Parliament information centre researchers are considering a number of ways of doing that for the groups we visit. The suggestion is to split members into reporter groups.