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I would welcome further discussions about how we can best go about that. A code of conduct might be the most appropriate route, but there might be other things that we should look at.
My amendment would support introducing one forensic interview as the best way to ensure that children and other vulnerable witnesses are not traumatised time and again through having to give evidence, and it would move us towards the barnahus model.
A lot of what is going on is about current needs, but we are keen that the Scottish Government map out its longer-term needs and that it factor in, as best it can, things that are unknown at the moment.
To take up your invitation to provide an example, I think that, in many instances, construction cases provide the best examples, partly because they are complex and involve many parties.
We review our procedures all the time. We want to abide by best practice, Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service codes and changes in legislation.
However, during topical question time last week, it was made evident by members that it is very important to try to ensure that the company is best placed to help the transition from oil and gas and carbon-based fuels towards renewables.
For my part and on behalf of the Scottish Government, I commit to working collaboratively with all our partners to ensure that we get the best deal for cities, regions and the whole of Scotland.
I am proud to work with other members of the Parliament on this matter, and I thank the many members across the parties who signed my motion. It is one of the best examples of Parliament working together.