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Mr Dunlop, do you have any reflections on that imbalance?

Mr Colquhoun, do you have anything to add?

I see.

I understand your point better now and I have made a note that consistency is key.

I will turn to the waygo process that happens at the end of a tenancy. Should that standard claims procedure apply to all types and sizes of tenancy? Is there enough flexibility within the procedure to take account of unforeseen circumstances?

You are talking about the need to codify the good practice that already exists.

That is fine.

That regulates the what, but it does not regulate the who, which I think is Dr Robbie’s point.

Is that fixable within the bill?

Thanks.

Dr Robbie, you mentioned natural capital regulation not being part of the bill. What sort of form do you think that regulation could take? Also, for Mr Macleod, could that regulation deliver more certainty for investors, depending on what it looked like?