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Here endeth the history lesson. 15:26 I am delighted that I do not have to tear up my speech and that this is the consensual debate that I thought that it was going to be.
I encourage all members who wish to ask a question to press their request-to-speak buttons. 14:26 I welcome this opportunity to update Parliament on the actions that the Government will take to promote safe and appropriate use of fireworks.
You might not be able to achieve this aim without a lot more significant rule changes, and you might be ordering somebody to leave a committee when they have expressed a preference to attend it. Would you feel comfortable with doing that?
Although the Scottish Government certainly cannot take all the credit for the progress that has subsequently been made on loss and damage, most experts on the issue would agree that it had a significant role by making that commitment at COP26.