No.

The report “Children in families with limited resources across Scotland 2014-2016”, which was published last week, highlights that 20 per

No. The minister will have his say later. We cannot say that such a situation is close to fair.

1. To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to reduce the number of children living in material deprivation.

There are problems with the late detection of pancreatic cancer, but it is vital that it is detected as quickly as possible.

I thank Clare Adamson for bringing the debate to the chamber, particularly as it takes place during road safety week.

It is something of a poor reflection on our society that the topic needs to be discussed in the first place.

All situations have their own competence.

Scotland’s land and forests are vitally important resources for many in our country.

I am profoundly grateful to Clare Adamson for lodging the motion.