Chamber and committees

Graham, I am sorry—

It is helpful for us to understand that.

We have only about 25 minutes left and a lot of questions to get through. I ask members and witnesses to be succinct. There are still many areas that we would like to touch on. Miles Briggs, Emma Roddick and Foysol Choudhury all have questions about no recourse to public funds.

Good morning and welcome to the seventh meeting in 2022 of the Social Justice and Social Security Committee. Our first item of business is a decision on whether to take items 3, 4 and 5 in private. Do we agree to take those items in private?

Members indicated agreement.

We move to our next theme, which is no recourse to public funds. A number of members want to come in on the subject. We will start with Pam Duncan-Glancy, followed by Miles Briggs and Emma Roddick, who is joining us remotely.

To whom would you like to direct that question?

We will move on to questions on the Afghan citizens resettlement scheme.

Thank you, Pinar. Maggie Lennon would like to come in.

Is that question for Phil Arnold?

There are a lot of questions in there. I remind panel members that you can submit stuff in writing, so please try to keep your answers as brief as possible.

I will now bring in Emma Roddick, who is joining us remotely. After Emma, Foysol Choudhury has a quick question.