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You have put a lot into the committee's work; you have always come well prepared and well researched. I wish you all the best on whichever committee you transfer to.That concludes the public business for this morning.
This debate, like so many debates of its type, really shows Parliament at its best. Families who have bravely shared their stories, MSPs and campaigners have all come together to highlight the importance of remembrance and reflection for baby loss.
A range of different measures have been built in to minimise the risks as best we can, alongside the daily testing of staff to identify as early as possible any who become infected.
The Scottish Government has been in contact with a number of organisations to discuss how we can best mark that day. On 22 March, I will meet representatives of Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK.
As has also been mentioned, the support includes 100 per cent rates relief and the establishment of a short-life working group to consider how best to support public interest journalism, which, I understand, will report in the summer.
However, from the outset, my position and that of other stakeholders is that the best approach to addressing livestock worrying and other dog behaviour would have been for the aims of the bill to form part of a wider consolidation of dog control law.