Chamber and committees

Thank you for that update.

We will move on to talk about the escalation framework, with questions from Gillian Mackay.

I do not know if anyone else wants to come in at this point; I have other questions from Paul Sweeney—or not?

Okay. Eilidh Paterson wishes to come in.

Evelyn Tweed can ask the final question. We must then pause.

That was, indeed, an excellent question to end on, with excellent answers.

I thank all three panellists for the time that they have spent with us today. You have certainly given us a lot of food for thought and a lot of things to take forward with other witnesses who will come before us.

I suspend the meeting briefly to allow the panellists to leave. We have one item left to take in public.

I think that a lot of women do not know how to fix that, or do not know what to do to deal with that issue. That came out in the submissions.

I will bring in Eilidh Paterson.

I will bring in Sandesh Gulhane, who has a couple of questions on the subject.

It is not just about sport, is it? It is about physical activity. Looking back on my life, this is an issue that I have seen for young women, but if young women are not particularly sporty or good at sport, that should not close off physical activity to them. We need to stress that.

Of course, that would have an impact not just on sport but on many things.