Chamber and committees

So, the structure is not very formal.

Sadly, we have run out of time. I thank all three of you for your time and for answering all our questions. I suspend the meeting briefly to allow for a changeover of witnesses.

Does anyone else want to come in on that? I will bring in Eilidh Paterson—I do not want to leave her to last every time just because she is online. Eilidh, from a student perspective, does that resonate with you?

As it happens, we want to talk about role models and social media. We move to Paul O’Kane.

We move to questions from Gillian Mackay.

Emma Harper wants to come in quickly on that before we move on.

What is the projected timescale for the review’s conclusion?

Stephanie Callaghan has a question. It needs to be very succinct because Tess White still has a lot of questions to ask on our final theme.

Okay. My colleagues will probably follow up on some of that. I ask Jane Grant for her perspective from Glasgow.

We have full agreement.

At our next meeting on 18 April, we will continue with formal evidence-taking as part of our inquiry into female participation in sport and physical activity, with a session on elite sport.

That concludes the public part of today’s meeting.