Chamber and committees

Thank you. I will bring Karen Reynolds back in and then I will go to my colleagues.

To come back to what Justina Murray has just said, though, you used the word “gatekeepers”—that sounds like quite a negative term, suggesting that people are closing the gate too firmly when the family and the person involved may see residential rehab as an option.

The health case has been made for that, but it is bound up in justice issues and constitutional wrangling about where the powers lie to deliver it.

Thank you—that was very helpful. We move to Karen Reynolds.

Thank you. I have let you have a massive amount of time setting out your stall, but I can see my colleagues looking at me and thinking, “When can I get a go?”, so I will hand over to Audrey Nicoll.

Thank you. Russell Findlay has the next question.

I thank all of you for your attendance this morning and for everything that you have said. It has been extremely helpful and powerful.

I suspend the meeting to allow the witnesses to leave.

Paul O’Kane has questions on data.

I thank the minister and her officials for their time. That concludes the public part of today’s meeting.

Is that question for Karen Reynolds?