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That would surely assess whether we are getting value for money. The other points are these: what financial support is available for predator control activity?
Will he ask the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care to engage directly with me about that specific case, to try to get some answers for my constituent, who has already been through so much?
One of my constituents is a type 1 diabetic, and so is her son. She recently paid almost £300 to get booster jabs for herself and her son, and for her husband, who is an unpaid carer.
We are very sympathetic and are trying to get there as fast as possible. The engagement that the cabinet secretary has had so far is perhaps sufficient.
In June, I announced an action plan aimed at ramping up tree planting levels, and I am actively taking forward a comprehensive package of measures that will help to boost woodland creation rates.
She attended almost all the meetings and certainly made a huge effort to get out to all the islands during the islands visits and to attend all the videoconferencing that we did last year.
We understood that we would secure the full exclusion from the 2020 act because we had done everything that we needed to do in order to secure it. We did not get the exclusion that we expected to get as a result of the common framework process, nor did we get the partial and temporary exclusion that we did get in a timely manner.