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As well as carrying out her responsibilities in Parliament, she has been vaccinating people, so I thank her and the many others who have been doing that across the country.
There were questions about whether the bank will be big enough, and how we will operate pay policy—whether it will be within public sector pay policy, and how many people will be within that policy and how many will not be.
Superintendent Graeme Gallie, referring to "Act Don’t React" training said:
[It] looks at different elements of how you engage with an individual to de-escalate a situation, but also to get to the nub of what is driving the situation that you are faced with.
Thuirt an t-Àrd-ollamh Wilson MacLeòid “gu bheil nas urrainn do Bhòrd na Gàidhlig a choileanadh an dha-rìreabh fìor cuingealaichte, gu h-àraidh a thaobh gnìomhachd agus obair leasachaidh coimhearsnachd sa Ghàidhlig, a tha anabarrach gann de mhaoineachadh... chan urrainn don Bhòrd cuideam mòr a chur air buidhnean poblach gus planaichean cànain làidir a lìbhr...
The Committee awaits a response.
Professor Paul de Leeuw discussed hydrogen as an opportunity for Scotland, as existing infrastructure could be leveraged to develop hydrogen fuel production.
Alexander Stewart, Emma Harper and Carol Mochan acknowledged that.As many members have highlighted, too many barriers still exist, whether those are structural, financial, attitudinal or practical.
It would be easy to fill the remainder of this contribution many times over in talking about Langholm and the many projects, individuals and community groups that make it Langholm.