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The whole idea of a per-person option could be very challenging in some types of accommodation, depending on how many people stay and for how many nights.
We have that type of information, so I guess that, yes, against that information, you can have some form of assessment of how many people are exercising that right.
Without it, things would be much worse for many of the households that receive it, but he is right to point out that it is part of a package of support.
From his involvement in consideration of many of these matters in his former capacity as a minister, he will recognise the complexity and the challenge of many of the points that are involved.
S5W-19240 Dean Lockhart: To ask the Scottish Government how many businesses in each local authority area have paid non-domestic rates in each of the last five years.
S6W-09847 Douglas Lumsden: To ask the Scottish Government how many premises in (a) Aberdeen City and (b) Aberdeenshire currently receive relief through the Small Business Bonus scheme and, of those, how many are receiving the 100% relief rate.