Chamber and committees

Pauline McNeill wants to come in, and then we will move on to the delays to criminal cases that Sandy Brindley spoke about.

Quite a few witnesses and members wish to contribute to the discussion. I was going to bring you in next, Ms Stevenson, but, if you do not mind, I would like to bring in Chief Superintendent Sam Faulds to comment first. I will then bring in Mr Renucci.

Before I move on to Mr Findlay—it is third time lucky, Mr Findlay—I will bring in Professor Burman, who I think was quite interested in contributing to the general discussion.

Were you going to ask a question, Ms Stevenson?

A number of members want to speak—I am watching the time—but I will bring in Sandy Brindley, followed by Professor Chalmers.

I think that Fulton MacGregor is interested in asking some general questions. Then, if nobody else wants to ask general questions, we will move on to considering priorities for action, at which point I will bring in Russell Findlay.

I will bring in Jamie Greene and then Collette Stevenson, who is keen to ask some more questions on priorities for action.

Perhaps Sandy Brindley would like to come in on that.

Yes, we can.

Do you have someone in mind to answer that question?