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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.

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

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

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

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

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