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A number of submissions from Gaelic organisations and from across the Gaelic community indicate that that is the desire of the Gaelic community, as expressed publicly, at any rate. The question of ultimate measures of success is very difficult.
Therefore, the Labour Party must be given due credit for the fact that, in 1999, it twinned its candidates, because of which Holyrood has always been regarded as having a more equal number of women political representatives.
It is important to look for earlier opportunities to detect problems and to intervene to signpost people into treatment, using diversion, liaison, community payback orders and so on.