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The presumption— through the planning system—should be to identify appropriate sites that can promote business development, take most account of existing travel patterns and try to promote development in rural areas.
According to that very thoughtful message—I am not sucking up— Mr Gorrie's motion on the Holyrood Parliament site is unlikely to be taken until after the Parliamentary Bureau has met.
IT's role is particularly important where there is split-site working, because people might be concerned about how their records will be accessed in two sites in different parts of the city.
What role do those industries play in small towns in accessible rural areas? From Dominic Moran's expression, I see that he has strong views on the matter.
The provisions basically allow for liaison between boards and forums if they consider that it is appropriate, but it will be for boards to make the decision.
Local councils are asked to respond to reviews of constituency boundaries both for this Parliament and for Westminster, so it is relevant for us to express a collective view, if we have one.
Although you have introduced a degree of clarity, members have questions to ask. For the benefit of visitors, the minister has been very good in that whenever he has used an abbreviation, he has expanded and explained it.