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

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

Does the cabinet secretary agree that the regulatory framework that is set by the Scottish Government is absolutely essential with regard to

I thank all the members across the chamber who signed my motion, allowing it to be debated this afternoon.

Graeme Dey makes a reasonable point about the enforcement of existing powers.

I agree with Mr Simpson on the question of parliamentary scrutiny.

What assessment has the Scottish Government made of the cost to the Scottish economy of ripping us out of the UK single market and erecting

When the cabinet secretary meets Fife health and social care partnership, will he ask it to assure him that it is complying with the law in

We do not often come to the chamber and find the Conservatives agreeing with the wording of a Scottish Government motion, but today is a rar

I thank the minister for advance sight of his statement.