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To ask the Scottish Government what suitable sites it has identified for new hydro-electric schemes. It is the role of developers, rather than the Scottish Government, to identify suitable sites for new hydro-electric schemes in Scotland.
I welcome the constructive discussion that we have had so far and I hope that, by the end of the debate, the minister will feel that he has some new ideas—and new challenges—to take on.
Despite those facts, the SNP and Labour continue to say that the plan has failed, yet the latest figures show that employment in Scotland is at a record high—up 187,000 since 2010.
Some of the comments from you and your colleague are encouraging, but what is the nature and basis of your new-found optimism about the new management team?
That reflects the need to address the points that you made, Mr Whittle, but I also recognise that we cannot look at support for people who are seeking assessment or support for a new developmental condition in isolation from wider society.
In addition, there has been a dramatic increase in exercise, cycling and various other forms of activity. We need to embed that in the new ways of running local government.
Employers are obliged to give the addresses of new employees, and people who self-assess are required to confirm their address, which is populated on their return.