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However, it would not be appropriate for the bill to offer a discount on, for example, buying a bunch of tickets in advance or paying early to get more credit on a card that allows one to get past a barrier.
I can remember saying to the minister in the first few weeks of the Parliament that he should meet the supermarkets and ensure that the farmers get more of a margin. Only after a long time did he get round to doing that.
Similarly, the process is designed to ensure that not all those who get a risk assessment order will meet the criteria for an order for lifelong restriction.
I make those comments now, because we will vote on amendment 90 without any further discussion and I want to make that clear. Can we deal with that when we get to it, so that the convener does not get confused?