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A few weeks ago, we received evidence from Creative Scotland in which it emerged that the funding is disparate. For instance, Edinburgh gets £51 per capita, Glasgow gets £34, Dundee gets £21 and Aberdeen gets £4.67.
Anecdotally, when I was a member of the international committee of the Law Society of England and Wales, I remember there being a flurry of activity of English lawyers getting qualified in Ireland.
For example, a school event such as a sports day is when the whole school unites and the different school houses get together—it is a very active event.
It is telling that, as we tackle child poverty in Scotland, there is a level of discomfort among both Labour and Conservative members. That discomfort is due to the inaction by both of their parties at Westminster.