That the Parliament acknowledges Zero HIV Stigma Day, which falls on 21 July 2024, and believes that, in Scotland today, stigma is more harmful than HIV; understands that medical advancements mean that a person living with HIV and on the correct treatment can live a long, happy and healthy life and cannot pass HIV on to others; believes that HIV stigma continues to have a negative impact on people in Scotland and can prevent people from accessing vital testing, treatment and support; commends the Terrence Higgins Trust for its award-winning HIV anti-stigma campaign, which is funded by the Scottish Government, and marks the first national campaign of its type in nearly 40 years; welcomes the Scottish Government's commitment to ending new transmission of HIV in Scotland by 2030; acknowledges that eradicating HIV stigma must be central to achieving this goal, and considers that much more must be done to combat HIV stigma across all sections of society.