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It is true, of course, that the estimates for how many cases there are likely to be were formulated by Police Scotland, the SPA and the Crown Office—people who are much more expert in this than me.
Later this week, I will meet the BAA and the National Deaf Children’s Society, which is an organisation that I have known for many years. I have seen its recommendations and will consider them with an absolutely open mind.
I understand that, without an urgent resolution, livestock will be likely to be backed up on farms, which could cause animal welfare issues, and many small breweries will go out of business.
That shows that, when it comes to the scheme, the Government is still filling in the blanks. One of the many remaining questions is around data and the equipment used.
I recognise that but, as I have consistently said during stage 1 and as we have heard from many other members and agencies, the bill does not change that.
From an Irish point of view, there are many reasons for Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland to work together on environmental issues as well as things such as energy markets.