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If any member has any comments to make on the instrument, please raise your hand or, if you are participating remotely, type R in the chat box. You might be getting some feedback—I can hear a bit of an echo.
For community groups, sports clubs and so on, we want our schools to be the hub of activity in their local communities, because when that is the case, people feel part of them, and when people feel part of them, they get the best out of them.
Thirdly, we need to be proactive in getting money to people. When people approach Social Security Scotland or local government for support, we should be actively checking what other payments may be on offer that they can claim.
We are asking about how people will see that benefit coming through and making sure that the locals get that benefit and do not continue to have that drive-in, drive-out view of the local economic activity that takes place.
They will probably have to go on more and more painkillers, which may have adverse effects on their health. They will get less and less active, which will impact adversely on their health.