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You could ask me, convener, but I am afraid I that I would not know the answer 100 per cent. It is probably best to go to Martin Keeley. Sorry—Martin Keeley was not asking to be called, so I will come back to Paul Haggarty.
We are working with partners in Falkirk to look at the best way of using the resources that we have been able to allocate, in addition to our overall deal funding, in order to achieve that objective.
I am not sure that I will be able to answer all those questions in detail, but I will do my best. I will pass over to Bill Bowman, who is one of the former accountants.
I think that everybody agrees that we want to end the business of ticket touting; the issue is what the best way of achieving that is. I lodged amendment 1 to remove from the bill the exemption for UEFA.
Taking a step back and looking at our position on trade policy, which you asked about, I note that our position is that we should stay in the customs union and the single market, because that is the best way to deliver a trade policy for Scotland.