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We have to recognise that the UK and Scotland already have many legal obligations—many of which the Scottish Parliament is responsible for implementing—through the European convention on human rights and other international covenants.
The problems in the region go back decades. Many people have tried to solve the problems, including numerous American presidents in many meetings at Camp David and on the White House lawn.
The Government’s focus on the development of renewable energy—offshore wind resources in particular—will help develop the hydrogen sector, which will contribute to the strengthening of Scotland’s economic wellbeing. I expect to discuss many of those issues at the Scottish energy advisory board meeting that I will co-chair tomorrow to take forward many of those developments.
Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government how many farmers in the North East Scotland region have applied for the Future Farming Investment Scheme this year, including how many of those were unsuccessful.
S5W-16899 John Finnie: To ask the Scottish Government how many scallop dredging vessels operating in Scotland are fitted with vessel monitoring systems.
S5W-13951 Mike Rumbles: To ask the Scottish Government how many farm businesses applied for the basic payments loan scheme by the end of 2017, and how many of those have received a loan payment.