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I simply disagree with Lorna Slater on that last point, but I agree that, where there is the capacity to move goods by rail, we should take

My apologies, Mr Sweeney. There are investors who are prepared to fund a replacement of Torness.

I am being invited by the Deputy First Minister to be nice, but I am simply encouraging her to make a few minor tweaks to policy.

No, I need to make some progress.

I am pleased that the Deputy First Minister has raised the EY survey.

Yes, if she will tell me what will happen on that point.

Let me finish this point and then I will give way.

Investment will come when there is an attractive regulatory and tax environment.

I remind members of my entry in the register of members’ interests.

Oh my goodness. They are coming from all sides, Presiding Officer. I agree with Mr Johnson.