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So far, the Tories have got through their speeches without talking about Gordon Brown's recession, but when David McLetchie gets up to speak, I bet that he will mention Gordon Brown's recession.
It was a considered contribution, and members were taken by his views on how we might deal with future complaints. Keith Brown thought that we are not being radical enough.
We move on to questions on the appeal procedure from Robert Brown. The cabinet secretary will be aware of the evidence that we received about the appeal procedure.
Lorraine Hubbard of Siemens wrote to Jim Brown of energy and utility skills, who was on a part-time secondment to the Scottish Government at the time, in his capacity as chair of the forum for renewable energy development in Scotland skills sub-group.
Will she take the matter up with her colleagues in the council administration? I appreciate that Gavin Brown, Malcolm Chisholm and, I am sure, other members want to express their views about what should happen to schools in their constituency.
I am happy to update those reports, but I had better not commit myself to a timescale today without knowing how frequently we can give the comprehensive picture.I can also write to Mr Brown on the number of announcements of job losses we have had.