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Those are the very same arguments that saw the creation of Dounreay, the siting of Trident on the Clyde and the hunt by Nirex for a nuclear waste disposal site in Scotland during the 1970s.
On that point, Professor Docherty, you will be aware that the UK Government has asked a man called McNulty—not Des McNulty—to consider some of those issues.
We are joined this morning by Elizabeth Watson, whom I invite to summarise, succinctly but comprehensively, the position that the conveners liaison group is urging us to take. This matter arose at the conveners liaison group.
I am content with the rest of the code, but I still have concerns about paragraph 26. I share the concerns that Fiona Hyslop has expressed about paragraph 26 and I hope that we can monitor the situation, especially with regard to IEPs.
The specimens are now in museums worldwide and there are no longer any to be seen on the site. The site has actually been de-designated, which is mentioned in the papers that we are discussing.