Chamber and committees

Can I bring in Fulton MacGregor, please?

No problem at all. I was just conscious that you would end up being last, Fulton.

Thank you.

Thanks. We will come back to the Ukrainian scheme and look at that in more detail later on.

If we have time, you can come back to it. Is that okay? I just want to bring in Paul O’Kane, if that is all right.

We will go to Fulton MacGregor after we have heard from Sarah Stewart.

María José Pavez, would you like to take that one?

As we move towards the conclusion of our formal business this morning, I thank all our witnesses and also our two visitors from our very rich, vibrant and resilient asylum seeker and refugee communities. We have heard some of your voices through our panel.

I say to the panel that we have heard your suggestions that we engage directly with those with lived experience and, as the convener, I confirm that it is absolutely my intention that we will do so. The clerks will see you directly after the meeting and discuss your assisting us so that we can do that in the best possible way and hear directly from our communities of asylum seekers and refugees and their families.

I thank you again for your contributions.

Thanks for that. We move to Karen Adam.

Pam Gosal, do you want to come back in? I am sorry—I should have checked whether Fulton MacGregor is done. Yes, he is.

I will let Nick Hobbs in first, then Pam Gosal will ask her supplementary.