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Our 2021 benefit take-up strategy sets out the Scottish Government’s approach to maximising the take-up of Scottish benefits, as well as providing our best estimates of the take-up of the benefits that are currently being delivered.
We do not want to pick projects; we want to articulate where the best areas are and where the best benefits to the energy system of some of the changes in demand will be.
Far from there being a historic concordat with Scotland’s councils, local government now believes that there is a we-know-best approach in Edinburgh. To know best is, of course, to have the evidence.
Nobody here is trying to play down the importance of carers or do anything but ensure that they get the best deal possible. I am listening to the Labour Party.
As a headteacher in my constituency put it to me: “We need to attract the best of the best.” The Conservative motion raises issues regarding the teacher-training placement process.
The ability to meet needs is absolutely dependent on having the best possible curriculum planning and delivering the best possible learning and teaching to those children and young people.
The question that we have to answer is the one that Mr Johnson poses—where and how is value best added? That might be the best way to address the question.