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I see that David Gibson, who is online, would like to come in.

Lastly, we move to questions from Jeremy Balfour.

I thank all the witnesses—those in the room and those online—for their evidence. What we have heard will be helpful in our scrutiny.

That concludes our public business for today. Next week, we will continue to take evidence on the bill.

We move to questions from Paul McLennan.

We move to questions from Foysol Choudhury, who joins us online.

Do witnesses have any concerns around the proposal for all charities, regardless of their size, to publish unredacted accounts? Would the publication of these accounts by all charities enhance transparency and accountability in the charity sector?

Thank you, Shona. I will add to my original question and ask whether witnesses agree that removing charitable status from organisations that fail to submit accounts is an appropriate measure.

That certainly echoes some of the views that we heard in the informal session yesterday.

I invite Mridul Wadhwa and Rami Okasha to come in, if they have anything to add.

Before we move on to the next theme, Pam Duncan-Glancy has a supplementary question.

We do not have any takers for those questions, but I think that Rami could answer that.