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The policy driver in NPF4 is certainly to get more activity in town centres. So much of what is happening across the whole planning reform agenda is interlinked; some will require legislation and some will require just a change of mindset.
To ask the Scottish Government for what reason Historic Environment Scotland's blue plaque scheme is reportedly inactive at present, and whether there are any plans to reopen the scheme.
We cannot afford more distracted, divided and incompetent Government. We need to get on with fixing the mess of the past 17 years and get on to delivering for the people of Scotland.
We are doing that through dialogue week on week and month on month, although we recognise that we might get some massive spike in activity again and will need to bring in capacity.
Margaret’s husband, Cathal, told me this morning that she is a positive and vibrant woman, but she is struggling. She just wants to get out of hospital. First Minister, what will it take to get Margaret home?