Chamber and committees

How many fish are inspected?

I am talking about the overall picture.

Willie Coffey has some questions on the theme of rent.

So, we are in a limiting context and are trying to create something that will meet people’s needs for a safe, secure and affordable place within those constraints.

Does anyone else want to respond on the issue of whether the bill delivers on those aims?

Thank you, Mark. I will briefly suspend the meeting to allow for a change of witnesses.

I will bring in Lyndsay Clelland, but we really need to move on.

Thank you for bringing in the NUS Scotland perspective, and highlighting the fact that student accommodation is not covered in the bill at present. Dan Wilson Craw is next.

Thank you. We will definitely go into detail on aspects such as deposits.

Lyndsay Clelland wants to come in.

Who would like to pick that up first?

That brings us to the end of the meeting. Thanks so much for the collective management of time—that was good and got us back on schedule. It has been really helpful to hear your perspectives today.

That was the final public item on our agenda so I now close the public part of our meeting.