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What consideration will she give to how more women can get involved regularly in sport? How we get women and girls more active continues to be a challenge and, as Jeremy Balfour rightly points out, non-participation rates are higher among those cohorts.
As another example, Aberdeenshire classified its ‘Distress Brief Intervention’ activities as primary prevention, while North Ayrshire, East Ayrshire, Fife and Midlothian all classified the same category of activities as secondary prevention.
A particular issue is the application of payments to historical activity. Some farms receive support payments for activity that they carried out 20 years ago.
We also need to harness the excitement and anticipation around the world cup to encourage people to get out and be active and play sports with their friends or meet new friends.
That was raised when we met at the Scottish police consultative forum. When was that? I am trying to get an idea of the timeline and of how long it has taken to get to this position.