Chamber and committees

I have one final question, which has partly been touched upon. Your position is clear on the need for consumers to come out of the bill. Is there anything else that you would like to be in the bill? You touched upon the statutory moratoriums in response to Paul Sweeney’s question.

Thank you. I bring in Mr Dailly.

I have a question about the threshold of £1,000, and I know that one of my colleagues will ask about that in a bit more detail. The initial report by the SLC was published a number of years ago, and I imagine that the £1,000 threshold was probably fit for that time. Do you want that threshold to be increased?

Do you have anything to add, Mr Dailly?

I move to questions from Bill Kidd.

Are there any final comments that you would like to put on the record?

Under item 3, we are considering one instrument, on which no points have been raised.

Is the committee content with the instrument?

Members indicated agreement.

Under item 4, we are considering two instruments, on which no points have been raised.

So, the point is not just that the register is cheaper and easier, but that it is consistent, too.