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Sometimes it can be convenient for health boards in Scotland to hide behind the argument that reintroducing a service will cost an extra £500,000, which makes everyone frightened to dare to go there.
In fact, I am not all that clear about what an advanced nurse practitioner is, given the variability in the degree of training—or, should I say, extra training—that they have received.
When it is in the bottom right-hand corner, it cannot be seen from a heavy goods vehicle or large van that parks behind the bus. That is where extra-high hazard lights—which are found on ambulances—come in.
Do you think that pursuing additional legal powers and extra enforcement, as is suggested in objective 4, is really the way to develop a cycling culture in Scotland?
That is why the new bridge is being provided with extra-wide hard shoulders. The idea is that, in periods when public transport is unable to use the existing bridge, there will be a priority route from the Ferry Toll bus station on to the hard shoulders of the new bridge and off again on the other side.
For example, if a particular school has made strenuous efforts in extra-curricular and sporting activities, but those are not supported by the community, parent group or local authority resources, we cannot do much more.
Wood is not particularly efficient, and processing and transporting it might involve extra costs. If a forest is used merely as a sink, some management might help as it becomes more mature.
Very intense local rainfall can cause extra problems. Given that this is our fifth evidence session, it would be useful if you took it as read that we know about this stuff.