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Four minutes is not enough time for us to properly discuss the Promise. There are many areas that require proper dialogue, and many of those areas have been covered collectively in the contributions that we heard so far.
There is probably universal agreement that truth and justice are paramount, and we should not lose sight of the fact that that is the intent behind the bill. So many families have still not got answers after so many decades.
Last, but not least, those issues are in addition to the many concerns that have been raised about the already stretched local infrastructure, including the local road network.
The report reflects fairly on the complex issues that have mired the history of the build-out of the ferries and which underpin many of the legacy issues that Ferguson’s is dealing with today.
What is delivered is a matter for local authorities. As I mentioned in my statement, many local authorities already have well-established Easter support provision.