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As my colleague Alex Johnstone indicated, our general view is that the best way in which to proceed is for the polluter to pay, if that can be achieved.
That might not make the network the best, but if we strive for the best—we should still do that—we must be aware that the best will require vast quantities of investment.
We want to learn from how that operates. We can learn from best practice and take the best from each other's systems for delivering public services and democracy.
They will look at the timetable and decide which journey suits them best. People are not stupid—they can work out the best options for themselves.There will be benefits to people from north of the Forth.
Secondly, when you analyse the 3,000 responses, how do you know that they represent what the people of Edinburgh think? It is our best guess. We have done our best to establish what the feedback is and what people think.