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I am pretty sure that that question will come up at some stage, Jamie. If it does not, I give you an undertaking that I will bring you in specially at the end. That is how confident I am.

I turn to Cornilius Chikwama.

Thank you for that.

The Government considers that the ambition of its 2030 target is no longer credible, which is why it has come up with a new plan. Emissions standards will be lower and will have to ramp up. Alison Leslie, how will that affect what you are doing?

I am looking at the other witnesses, but if no one wishes to comment, I will bring in Bob Doris again.

Claudia, you are almost nodding your head. Are you in agreement as well?

Deputy convener, you might have had another question on reporting, but that might have been cleared up.

Bob Doris, you wanted to question that.

On your point about Glasgow, Bob—was that a question?

I hear what you say. We can discuss whether the committee would find that helpful when we go into private session to discuss today’s evidence.

Mike Rivington looks as though he wants to leap in with a quick comment.

I see lots of nods, which cannot be seen in the Official Report, but which can now go on the record.

Mark Ruskell has a follow-up question and some others.