Chamber and committees

James Dornan has questions about Anne’s law.

I will bring in Don Williamson, seeing as he was mentioned.

Does James Dornan want to come back in?

It is not your fault.

That was not a hint. [Laughter.]

Okay. There will be ample opportunity throughout the session for you to make quite a lot of your points.

I will go to Rhona Willder and then I will hand over to my colleague Gillian Mackay.

Thank you all for setting out your stalls—that is why I always go round the whole panel. Colleagues, I remind you that you do not have that luxury; it would be hugely helpful if you could direct your questions to individual witnesses.

We will write to Dr Gould for a specific answer to that important question from Evelyn Tweed about the co-design process, because it might be helpful to get that feedback. We have run out of time anyway. The committee can follow up with Dr Gould because, obviously, somebody needs her attention at the moment and I do not want to disrupt that.

I would like to put to everybody that question about the accessibility of the co-design process—when it comes to time, capacity, funding, support and making sure that various people have had the opportunity to input into it—because that is part of what we might want to feed back in our report.

James, do you have anything further to ask?

Would you like anyone in particular to go first, Emma?