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The member might also wish to note that the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society produces an annual report of its activities, which is in the public domain.
The report examines the impact of Covid-19 on HMRC compliance activities. It says: “COVID-19 has continued to have an impact on HMRC’s compliance and debt management activities.
It does not seem to matter too much whether we have slightly fewer workers and they get a bigger pay increase or slightly more workers and they get a lower pay increase.
We will need to know about the roll-out of offshore and onshore wind energy, so that we get a clear idea of the amount of construction activity that will be needed.
They will be able to come in, and there will be big shutdowns and big set-piece activities. We cannae get enough people at Grangemouth at the minute; we have three shutdowns on the noo and we cannae get enough contractors, so that is the worry.
The budget document is 164 pages long, yet climate change gets mentioned just seven times. Nature gets mentioned only on six occasions, and renewable energy gets mentioned just twice.