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It is not for the Auditor General or the Accounts Commission to express a view on that. Of course it is a matter for the Government, but you can make a recommendation.
I am thinking of people such as teachers who have never set foot on an industrial site in their lives but who are at risk because of working in buildings that were built with asbestos, and who then contract an illness.
That is not evidence of a discriminatory attitude in itself, but people who express concerns about what we call cultural threat are more likely to express a discriminatory attitude in response to a number of our questions.
Under normal circumstances, when companies deal with the more unusual countries, they can ask for letters of credit that they can take to the banks, and have the banks fund them in some way.
What is your view of the concerns that the committee has expressed? My understanding from Treasury colleagues is that they are going to respond fully to the points that have been made.
It is perfectly possible for the Scottish ministers and the officials who act on their behalf to ask for a process to be run that includes, for example, just expressions of interest. That is perfectly acceptable with certain target pools, so that everyone who expresses an interest in a role does not have to complete ...