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Not one brick will be bought, not one builder put to work, not one roof erected, with the £26 million being spent on feasibility studies and endless financial projections and scenarios.
However, they may want to be able to develop themselves so that they can become involved at 26, the age that I was when I was elected—10 years ago today, actually.
We need absolutely clear-cut rules for elected people and officials, and I hope that he will consider local government officials, civil servants, MSPs, people on quangos and councillors.
Do we know whether there are plans or proposals to service the site? A person who was involved in, for example, the illustrative example that Alasdair Morgan gave might want to know that.
Amendments 182 and 183 seek to do that by providing that access rights can be exercised on launching sites, groynes, weirs, boulder weirs, embankments of canalised waterways and on anything that is designed to facilitate passage.
Thank you, Presiding Officer.The great debate on education this year has so far not lived up to its promise. A reading of the Official Report of today's debate will show that it was relatively limited, unsubstantial and full of worthy saws and wise sayings.
Should that not be recorded and reported to ensure a true and fair view of Scottish economic performance and Scottish jobs? It would be helpful if the official Opposition, too, gave a balanced account of the performance of the Scottish economy in these and other debates.