The first item of business this afternoon is consideration of motion numbers 91 and 92 in the name of the First Minister on the appointment of Scottish Ministers and junior Scottish Ministers. I shall invite the First Minister to move motion numbers 91 and 92. I then intend to invite each party to make a short contribution and thereafter I will ask the First Minister to make a reply. I call on the First Minister to speak to and move motions number 91 and 92. I do rise to move the motions in my name, which seek Parliament's agreement that Derek Mackay and Fergus Ewing be appointed as Scottish Ministers and that Mark McDonald, Shirley-Anne Somerville, Kevin Stewart and Jean Freeman be appointed as Scottish junior Ministers. However, I would like to begin today by paying tribute to two Cabinet secretaries who are leaving Government, Richard Lochhead and Alec Neill. Richard has the distinction of being one of the longest serving Cabinet ministers in the Scottish Government. During this time he has been a champion of Scotland's rural industries at home and in Brussels. He introduced new marine conservation legislation, which will safeguard the future of our seas. He led our drive to tackle climate change and he deserves huge credit for the growing success of our food and drink sector. For reasons that we all understand, Richard is now keen to spend more time with his wife Fiona and his young sons, but he leaves Government with my best wishes, with the best wishes of the whole Government and I hope of the entire chamber. Meanwhile, Alec Neill has driven forward the social justice agenda, being a formidable opponent of welfare and pension changes, being made by the UK Government and achieved a step change in social housing provision across Scotland. Last session, Alec steared through Parliament, one of the acts of which I am personally most proud, the Equal Marriage Act. Siding officer, if Alec Neill had done nothing else in all his time in Government, this single piece of legislation would serve as a legacy that any minister can be proud of. Both Alec and Richard leave Government with my thanks and I have no doubt that they will both continue to play a significant role in Scottish politics. I also want to place on record my thanks to the three departing ministers, Margaret Burgess, Marco Biagi and Aileen McLeod. Margaret put her significant professional experience to good effect in laying the groundwork for the new social security powers being devolved to this Parliament. Marco led the cross-party commission on local taxation and was a strong advocate of community empowerment. Aileen steared the Land Reform Act through Parliament, a huge step forward in Scotland's land reform journey. All of them made their mark on government and I pay tribute to each of them for their service. With that, I would like now to turn to the new appointments that I am proposing today. The new team of cabinet secretaries is one that reflects both the Government's priorities and the new powers coming to our Parliament. I said throughout the election campaign that raising educational attainment would be the defining mission of my government for the next five years and I have asked the Deputy First Minister, John Swinney, to lead this mission. Over the last nine years, John, in my view, has proven himself to be the best finance secretary in these islands. His leadership in supporting the economy through the toughest financial times in living memory as well as balancing his budget in the face of austerity from Westminster has been exemplary. More recently, John's approach to the fiscal framework negotiations, where he stood up so successfully for Scotland's interests, has resulted in significant new powers coming to this Parliament without a single penny being cut from Scotland's budget. Put simply, Presiding Officer, I believe that there is no better person to drive forward this Government's ambitions on education. I have also said that we need to do everything we can to create jobs and support the economy. As such, Keith Brown will become the new dedicated Cabinet Secretary for the Economy, Jobs and Fair Work. Keith has significant experience in local and national government and he will build on his successful delivery of key infrastructure projects. Meanwhile, I have asked Derek Mackay to take on the role of Cabinet Secretary for Finance and the Constitution, having proven his abilities as Minister for Transport and Islands. Derek's final decision as Transport Minister was to confirm that CalMac is the preferred tenderer for the Clyde and Hebrides ferry services, a decision that I was delighted to announce this morning. Now, for Humza Yousaf to take forward the significant responsibility of overseeing the delivery and improvement of our transport system, and I have no doubt that he is more than up to the task. Meanwhile, Fergus Ewing has served as an excellent Minister since 2007, first as community safety minister and laterally as Minister for Business, Energy and Tourism. During this time, he has helped to unlock the vast potential of our renewable energy sector, and he has defended Scotland's key industries. Fergus Ewing was instrumental in saving the steel plants at Motherwell and Clyde bridge and his work to help the oil and gas industries in the north-east through their current difficulties will now be taken on by his successor. The appointment of Fergus to a new Cabinet position for rural economy and connectivity is a signal of both the confidence that I have in him but also the importance that this Government places on developing a rural economy. I am acutely aware, Presiding Officer, of the responsibility of this Government to address the issues set out in today's Audit Scotland report on the CAP Futures programme, and doing so will be Fergus Ewing's most immediate priority. Presiding Officer, there are a range of other Ministers who remain in Cabinet, either remaining in their current post or taking up new ones. Michael Matheson will continue in his role as justice secretary and Shona Robison as health secretary. Both have done tough jobs well, and I have confidence that they will continue to do so. Fiona Hyslop remains as culture and external affairs secretary but with the key additional responsibility of supporting our tourism industry. Angela Constance takes up the new post of community social security inequalities and is tasked with implementing the new social security powers being devolved. Environment and climate change will have a dedicated Cabinet secretary for the first time, with Roseanna Cunningham's appointment underlining this Government's ambitious plans to further reduce carbon emissions, protect and enhance our environment and take forward our work on land reform. If I can turn now to the junior ministerial team, one of the pleasant dilemmas I face as leader of the SNP is having such a talented team of backbenchers to draw upon, and today I seek Parliament's approval of four new appointments. As with the new Cabinet positions, the roles reflect the priorities of government and our new powers. Mark McDonald has been a hard-working backbencher and has been a strong campaigner on improving educational services for children with autism, an experience that will serve him well in his new post. Mark will be the First Minister with a specific remit for childcare and will be responsible for the single biggest investment that this Government will be making over the next few years. Shirley-Anne Somerville made her mark as an MSP during the third session of our Parliament as a hugely effective campaigner for our constituents on a number of issues, earning a reputation as a politician who gets things done. As Minister for Further Education, Higher Education and Science, Shirley-Anne will play a pivotal role in improving education and widening access to university. Kevin Stewart has been a highly effective chair of the local government committee and I'm sure he won't mind me saying that he didn't always make life easy for the Scottish Government when he was in that role. With his experience of scrutinising this portfolio, I think that Kevin knows well what its priorities should now be in the coming years. Jeane Freeman is a new MSP with formidable experience in Scottish public life. As Social Security Minister, Jeane will use the new welfare powers coming to the Parliament to deliver a social security system based on dignity and respect. Again, a number of other ministers have either remained in post or been given new roles. All of them have proven their abilities. Jamie Hepburn will join both the economy and education portfolios bringing together our work in training and employability and reporting to both Cabinet Secretaries. I'd also like to highlight the role of Maureen Watt as the new dedicated Minister for Mental Health. Lastly, I'm delighted that Jo Fitzpatrick, Annabelle Ewing, Alistair Allen, Aileen Campbell and Paul Wheelhouse, all ministers who have performed extremely well in the last period, will all continue in the ministerial team. I think that this is a strong team of Cabinet Secretaries and ministers who are now eager to get on with the job that lies before them. The scale of the SNP's success in the election two weeks ago is, in my view, in no small part, down to the strength and success of the ministerial team. All those who are nominated in those motions today are aware of the trust that I and that we as a Parliament will be placing in them. Having spoken to every single one of them over the course of yesterday, I know that they can't wait to get started. It gives me great pleasure to move the motions in my name. I now call Jackson Carlaw. I thank the First Minister for her speech and say that next week, when we get a chance to discuss the Government's programme, that will be the opportunity for us when we know what people are going to do to bring politics back into the centre of our debate. For this afternoon, it is an opportunity to offer a wholehearted welcome to the various new ministers who will be entering the Government. Can I start in the first instance by thanking those ministers who are leaving? Can I say to Richard Lochhead that, from my point of view, nothing in life has ever been more emotionally overwhelming than the health scares involving my own immediate family? I know that this whole chamber wishes him and his family every good health and happiness in the future. I am also sorry to see the retirement from Government of Alec Neill, or, as he might put it, Government I retire C to from, I am sorry, her heirs and successors for the fifth time. As he got slightly muddled on that famous occasion. He is, of course, following the new mantra of the Government of former ministers, publishing his own autobiography, How I Saved the NHS. The subtitle is from the disasters of my immediate predecessor, which, of course, he was fond of making reference to when he was in Government. But I also want to thank Mr Badgey, both of them are clouds, because, of course, Fiona McCloud served in a short measure in the Government as well during maternity leave and Margaret Burgess. Mr Swinney, of course, now moves to education. You know, one council official, when Mr Swinney was in charge of the economy, was overheard to say, thank God for John Swinney. Now I think it must be God help John Swinney, because, of course, he is taking on a very formidable challenge in the education portfolio, and one which, of course, has been at the centre of much of the controversy in Government over the last few years. He's joined by Shirley-Anne Somerville, who I welcome back to the Parliament. She and I, and actually Derek Brownlee in the Parliament before last, were all nominated for the One to Watch Award in the Glasgow Herald nominations. Now this is a very dangerous nomination to receive, as both Shirley-Anne Somerville and Derek Brownlee promptly lost their seats immediately thereafter. So I do say to any member who might this year find that they have been stargazing in the chamber, that if they are nominated for this award, they want to decline it immediately, any association with it whatsoever. I do want to congratulate Maureen Watt and the Government on the dedicated appointment of someone in charge of mental health. Through the last ten years, and particularly in the last five, I think we've managed to relieve the stigma that was attached to mental health, and now is a challenge that all of the parties in their manifestos sought to bring to the centre of political debate, how to raise both the profile of mental health, but now the equality of service in mental health as well. That brings me to the awful terrible of this administration, of course, Mr Mackay and Mr Usur. Those who have followed their career will know they have shadow-boxed each other every way along the line. The more naturally dark and lustrous Mr Usur's hair has remained, the more unnaturally dark and lustrous Mr Mackay's hair has sometimes sought to become. In the election, of course, not a day went by when Derek Mackay wasn't there to greet the First Minister and stand with her as she launched the day's activities. Mr Usur, if not to be outdone, was sure to be there at the end of each day greeting the First Minister as she emerged from that fleet of black herses at the end of her long day's activities. And then, and then at the swearing-in ceremony, the costumes were on display. There was Mr Mackay in a three-piece suit with a double-breasted waistcoat, not seen since John Wayne, James Stewart and Lee Marvin, sported one like that in the Man Who Shot Liberty balance. And I can just see Mr Mackay over Friday night clubbing in Paisley with a white Stetson and a couple of pearl-handled pistols. Mr Yusof was more thrifty though, he just went to the King's Theatre and hired Prince Charming's finale costume from this year's production of Cinderella. However, these two have been the coming men of this administration. Mr Mackay has hit the tape first, but Mr Yusof now has the opportunity to match our flying Scotsman from the weekend in his opportunity. And he's already seized it. Mr Yusof's not one-not to have an eye to an opportunity. He now realises he will be able to stand on that new fourth crossing when it opens. And borrowing from his election campaign, he's already had the t-shirts made, Yusof to cross Umser's Bridge. Like the steel though, they'll be made in China. I also welcome Mr MacDonald to his portfolio. Keith Brown, I'm pleased we'll still have an interest in veterans. Fergus Ewing, that old Belmont House schoolboy who was taking on the Rural Affairs portfolio, spent the last 24 hours listening to the omnibus edition of the archers to find out what that's all about. To his sister Annabelle, to Jean Freeman who went round the election campaigns, I'm told saying that her mother once said she had a voice that could sell coal. I understand what she said. She's going to be competing with Mr Kevin Stewart though, because he has been competing for that honour for the whole of the last five years. Angela Constance, well we all thought that the world's second-largest shoe collection was going to have someone spending more time with it, but no, she's still with us. Here in communities and in equalities. And Rosanna Cumming, I'm the grandmother of the government. That'll now cost me a bottle, not just a glass of wine. I rather suspect. But to her, to Mr Fitzpatrick, to Ms Hyslop, to Michael Matheson, to Shona Robison in particular, who I know enjoys the goodwill of all of the chamber as they take forward their new responsibilities. Presiding Officer, next week we will have that programme for government. As an opposition, we are pledged to hold ministers and the government to account and to challenge and offer alternatives. Perhaps as the First Minister said on Thursday, offering clear blue water on many of the issues rather than a dank pond of confusion. But today, we as the opposition and as become the tradition, want to thank those who have served before, and wholeheartedly, because it's in the interests of Scotland that they should, wish every single one of the ministers every success in the job that they now do. Can I thank Mr Carlaw and I'll call on Kezia Dugdale. Thank you, Presiding Officer. Reshuffles are nervous times for ministers, so let me start by commiserating in particular with those ministers who have had to, for the good of the party, make way for new talent. In particular, can I pay tribute to Alec Neill? While scrolling through the official report in preparation for this afternoon's session, it struck me that Mr Neill and I have had far more exchanges outside this chamber than we have had within it. And I think that is testament to his character, always convivial, even amidst the most heated of arguments and debates. So, as old party stalwarts like Alec Neill give way, I know they'll be reassured and take great comfort in seeing new, useful faces make it into the cabinet, like Fergus Ewing. These benches wish Derek Mackay well in the finance and constitution portfolio. It is not just that he is a first-time cabinet minister, he will also wield financial powers that no one in the history of this Parliament has held before. He has a massive responsibility now and we will pursue him to make sure he uses that power to choose a different path from Tory austerity. And I have no doubt he'll relish who these benches have in store for him. I congratulate John Swinney on his promotion to education and I do believe it to be a promotion. Returning members will know that I burn with a passion for addressing educational inequality.  However, the chamber cannot lose sight of the fact that he was the man who forced £500 million worth of cuts onto local council budgets just a few months ago. In fact, as he has presided over the finances of this place, spending on education and training has fallen by 10%. My education secretary will have our support when he does the right thing. But I know that hundreds of millions of cuts he made in his old job will make his new job all the more difficult. I would also like to welcome Kevin Stewart and Mark McDonald to their new roles. They are shining examples to their new colleagues that if you shout loudly enough and sycophantically enough from the back benches, you will eventually make it to the front benches. And Kevin Stewart has demonstrated a profound ability to argue that black is white. And I do hope that he will find some new tones in minority government. Although granted a skillful debater, I've often thought that Mark McDonald's best work has been done out with this chamber. And I know he will be a first-class advocate for children and young people in office, not least those with additional support needs. So far, Presiding Officer, I've found myself congratulating only the men. So allow me a second to congratulate the First Minister on securing a gender-balanced cabinet once again. I will warn her, though, that if she continues to insist on a 50-50 split in her cabinets, she will have to convince Parliament that the men are all there on their merits. The First Minister and I share a desire to see a 50-50 Parliament. She has backed a women with 50-50 campaign established by myself and Alison Johnstone, and I'm sure that she will share her disappointment that no further progress on that front has been made. To date of all days, we should remind ourselves that, whilst gender equality has made significant advances in politics, not least with three female leaders in this chamber, the world outside this place is very different. I had to check that it was actually 2016 and not 1816 this morning when I heard that Muirfield golf club have once again refused to open their doors to women. And inequality persists in the workplace just as it does in the clubhouse. Over the term of this Parliament, I intend to pursue vigorously the issue of women in science, technology, engineering and maths. We should all be mindful that if we do not make substantial and swift progress in this regard, we are going to lock women out of the jobs of the future and lock them into low-paid work. In the last Parliament, it was comforting to note that responsibility for women in science was in the hands of two strong women, Rosanna Cunningham and Annabelle Ewing. In this Parliament, that responsibility now lies with Keith Brown and Jamie Hepburn. And whilst I don't question their abilities, we would encourage them to demonstrate their feminist credentials at the earliest opportunity to quail any fears. These are exciting times to be in government, with new complex and unfamiliar responsibilities with the devolution of more and more power to ministers. It is a great privilege that ministers enjoy. All the ministers who have been appointed and re-appointed today face significant challenges and we will challenge them too. However, in all portfolios there is common ground to working with them there. We wish them well. Can I thank Mr Dill? I now call John Finnie. Thank you, Presiding Officer. The Scottish Green Party congratulates the First Minister. Her appointees, especially those holding ministerial office for the first time or gaining promotion. Like Kezia Dugdale said, we're delighted it's a 50-50 cabinet. Like many others, we'd like to thank those who are leaving office. I'd like Neil and Richard Lochhead to thank them for their work. Wish them the very best in the future. The dealings during my last term with Mr Neil, and as others have said, he drove through the equal marriage legislation, something that's a great credit to him and the Government. We welcome the appointment of the Deputy First Minister, John Swinney, as education secretary, and it's indicative of the priority that the First Minister has given to that important subject. The Greens are disappointed that the Scottish Government have gone down the route of national testing, but we hope that the Government will look at issues that are green priorities, more teachers, action on teacher workload, and restoration of additional support needs provision. And we look forward to discussion on these issues. The promotion of Gaelic to a Cabinet Secretary post, but smash in, glaive, ah, very much appreciate that, and look forward to discussions in the future about that. The finance and constitution has been touched on and congratulate Derek McIowney's appointment. As a tax-raising parliament, this will become a pivotal post. CalMac, delighted about that, obviously, and Derek tweeted this morning that it was my last decision as Transport Minister. I'm personally hoping his second last was to respond to a letter I sent him several weeks ago. But Derek has always been very engaging, and I'm sure he'll do very well in his post. Hamza Yousif wasn't to be outdone. Hamza tweeted it was his first task was to announce it. Now, the Scottish Greens welcome this competition among Scottish Government ministers to enact green policies in a long way that continue. Shona Robison has got a very challenging portfolio, and I wish her every success with that, the health and care experience survey. I'm sure we'll be in our mind, and I wish her well with addressing the issues of delivering healthcare in remote areas. I know that it's just started on. Roseanna Cunningham has the environment climate change and land reform portfolio. We're certainly reassured that climate change has been elevated to a Cabinet Secretary responsibility. We've been four years of targets. It's everyone in here's responsibility for that, and we welcome the commitment in the SNP manifesto to increase these targets in line with the Paris Climate Summit. What's evident is more of the same. We'll bring the same results. A bolder report is required, so included in the portfolio is sustainable development, environmental and climate justice, and I hope that there'll be close lasing between yourself, Ms Cunningham and the Cabinet Secretary, Keith Brown, whose obligation is to deliver on the low-carbon economy. Part of that would be an early decision on the moratorium for a complete ban on fracking. That would be very welcome and greatly help. The report commissioned by the Green MSPs that we've often mentioned in here about the transition to a just economy, and that would inform various portfolios. We're delighted that land reforms in a specific post, and we're told repeatedly, and I heard at all the hustings that it was unfinished business. Scottish Parliament has produced its first land reform briefing, and despite just being two pages, it makes three references to the work of my colleague Andy Wightman. We're very happy to work collaboratively, and I hope that offer will be taken up. Great news about the ferries today, and Hamza Yousaf is the transport on the islands. We look forward to welcoming the islands. There's lots of islands, was the answer, I think, when he was asked outside how many islands there are. There are lots of islands, not all of them inhabited. But it's great news that the ferries are in public ownership, and we hope that there'll be momentum to get rail back into public ownership, exclusively serving the public, rather than serving shareholders. Paul Healhouse is a very fine minister, and we're delighted to see that he's got the energy brief. During his time as Environment Minister, his exchanges were more positive than others on issues like the carbon bubble, and hopefully these can be carried forward, but most certainly only if there's no fracking. To the First Time Ministers, Mark McDonald, Shirley-Anne Somerville, Kevin Stewart and Gene Freeman, responsibility for very critical and evolving areas, and I certainly wish you well with that. This is a new team, and there are some new challenges, there are some long-standing challenges. We're delighted to hear all the parties talking about being bold. The Greens want the new powers used wisely and to their maximum. We believe that that will lead to a greater public appetite for more powers, ultimately all the powers. So they hope the government will look left rather than right for its ideas and support. The Scottish Green Party will be constructive, praise when appropriate, and be constructively critical when required. In the meantime, I wish to congratulate everyone and wish them well in serving their nation. Thank you, Mr Finnie. I now call Will Rennie. It will be a special day for members who are joining the Government for the first time, but also for those who've got an opportunity to continue to serve. I congratulate them, it's an honour, a privilege, a responsibility that has been granted to them. Despite our political disagreements, I wish Alex Neil and Richard Lochhead well for the future. At last, Mark McDonald's talents have been recognised. He is someone who have enjoyed debating with him many occasions, and I'm sure we'll be able to work well together as he seeks to roll out the early years programme. I'm impressed, truly impressed that new MSPs, Jean Freeman and Shirley Ann Somerville, didn't have to wait as long as Mark McDonald. But at this rate of progress, I fully expect them to be competing for the position of First Minister by next year. And also, thank goodness, we'll be able to daydream for hours upon end in this chamber without being interrupted by high decibel interventions from Kevin Stewart. The welcome appointments, I think, also include Maureen Watt, a dedicated position as mental health minister. I called for such a position at the weekend, Maureen Watt will be pleased to know that I didn't specifically ask for her to be mental health minister, but I'm pleased that the First Minister has recognised the need to have that dedicated role. We do need a step change in mental health services. The nods around the room at every time it was debated in a public forum indicate that we do need that change so that people no longer have to wait and age for urgent treatment GPs. Shona Robinson is in front here and I hope that she will be addressing the real deep rooted problems that we've got with GP recruitment. I think appointing the Deputy First Minister to lead education is a strong signal, but John Swinney needs to bring some of his resources from his old department to his new department to make sure we can get that transformational change required for Scottish education to be the best again. The record on the roll-out of nursery education isn't a good one and we do need to change that. We need to also make sure that the pupil premium policy that's now been implemented is fully resourced to help kids get up and get on at school but we also need to reverse some of the damage that's been inflicted on colleges and I would urge him, I would urge John Swinney to reverse the policy on national testing for primary school children. Today again it has been criticised, I think the writing is on the wall for that policy and he should change it but I will also be knocking on his door about a constituency issue to do with Elmwood College Campus in Cooper. It needs his special attention to secure its future. Keeping Michael Matheson I welcome that decision it will bring some continuity to a portfolio that's been under significant turmoil in the last few years. I think he's brought a sense of calm to the area and I welcome that and we will be working closely with him in that portfolio and finally Fergus Ewing, an enormous task to get the farm payments fiasco back on track making sure that the farmers can get the money that they are owed. There are already signs that farmers are concerned about payments for next year and we need to make sure that that is not the case, they've taken too much of a hit already. Now there are some new policies that emerged during the campaign that will require some special attention. These are serious matters that require the real focus of all the talents in the government coming to terms of the legacy left by John Swinney, Derek Mackay is already scratching his head trying to work out where he's going to find the resources for a tax exemption for cheesy pasta. Fiona Hyslop must deliver on time and within budget that water park from Grangemouth with flumes to Bathgate that is essential but we also there are growing demands for Rosanna Cunningham to introduce a new animal welfare bill to protect buffaloes and pigs from politicians. We may disagree profoundly on some matters I am sure will agree on many others I'm looking forward to working together with the ministerial team for the benefit of our country and I do genuinely wish every minister well as we get back to work today Thank you Thank you Mr Rennie and I call on the First Minister to reply Thank you very much indeed Presiding Officer and thank you to all of the party leaders for their contributions to this debate Jackson Carlaw what can I say about Jackson Carlaw's now legendary contributions to debates on the appointment of ministers today's was characteristically I was about to say humorless that would not be true humorous I have to say though I fear for Jackson Carlaw I fear he may need some protection from the wrath of Rosanna Cunningham once he leaves this chamber this afternoon having boasted during his speech about his ability so far to escape the curse of the one to watch award I suspect his luck is about to come to a juddering halt this afternoon all I can say is don't look to me for any protection you brought it all entirely on yourself I have to say when Jackson Carlaw was talking about Derek Mackay and Humza Yousaf I did think he perhaps was showing something of an unhealthy obsession with their dress sense but you know they are both very well turned out young men but I was alarmed to hear him talk about Derek Mackay's let me get the quote right dark and lustrous here I first thought he was going to refer to Humza Yousaf's dark and lustrous eyelashes but it was actually Derek Mackay's dark and lustrous here I really hope that wasn't a suggestion because it would have been an unkind suggestion that at any time in the past Derek Mackay has sought to artificially camouflage any of the grey hairs that adorn his head because I can say categorically no I can't mislead Parliament in that way but as I was lightly jesting with Derek Mackay during Jackson Carlaw's contribution about whether or not he was suggesting that Derek Mackay had camouflage his hair Derek Mackay quick as anything said it's better than the Tories who camouflage their entire party to get through the election campaign justifying his appointment in just one line but anyway thank you to Jackson Carlaw for his many kind words about departing colleagues as well as the new appointments Kezia Dugdale perhaps didn't have access to the same joke book as Jackson Carlaw which is a thoroughly good thing let me say but I appreciate the comment she made to and I think Kezia Dugdale made some important points today as she has done in the past about gender equality in this Parliament and in our wider society I'm very proud that my party has gone from having a group that was 28% women to having one that is today 43% women I think that is a massive sign of progress the Labour group also has a proud record on gender equality I do say and I say this gently because today has been a light hearted debate I think it's time for other parties in this chamber Tories, Liberals and even I have to say the Greens to make progress too so that we can see the Parliament going forward this obviously is a day when gender equality is very topical and I have to say that the decision taken today by Muirfield golf club albeit a decision taken by a minority of the members of that golf club is indefensible you know we live in a country where women inhabit the offices of the First Minister the leaders of opposition parties where we have a woman law justice one of our most senior judges a woman law officer lead businesses a length and breadth of this country is not acceptable in this day and age to have women not allowed to join a golf club and I hope we see a reversal of that decision John Finnie made a number of important points and I thank him for his contribution some real points of substance made there about energy policy about land reform and a range of other issues as well I give a commitment to John Finnie today though I will make sure that Humza Yousaf deals very quickly with Derek Mackay's unanswered correspondence because I was concerned to hear that he had left a letter unanswered but we'll deal with that later Willie Rennie I welcome Willie Rennie's comments particularly about the appointment of a dedicated mental health minister to be fair to Willie Rennie he has argued this case for some time I'm less complimentary about the fact that he has completely destroyed the announcement I had planned for the statement of government priorities next week which was of course to confirm that the flumes to Bathgate were going ahead and would be delivered on time and under budget so I'll have to come up with something else now but I have to say just to conclude I think Willie Rennie is to be given a great deal of credit it couldn't have been easy for Willie Rennie to come to this chamber today to make the speech he's just made on ministerial appointments because having been so narrowly piped at the post in the election for First Minister earlier this week he must be really disappointed that it's not him standing here making these appointments today all I can say is keep trying but then again there are probably no things less likely in this life than that prospect but anyway I will draw these remarks to a close by again thanking all party leaders for the contributions and I hope in advance of Parliament approving these appointments thanking Parliament and I'll end on a serious note this is a serious Government with a serious job of work to do in the months and years to come and we look forward to getting on with that work


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It's weird to subject yourself to opinions of hundreds of thousands of people who don't really know you and you're growing and you're changing. But I know I'm doing what I'm supposed to be doing and that's really special. And my ability to be able to turn my life into little movies is really special.  So these videos in a way have really changed my life. So this is your reminder to romanticize the small things in life. Even if you're not a creator, I promise you it will make your life so much better. Good morning vlog. I'm feeling kind of camera shy today. So I said in my last vlog that the holidays are the busiest time of the year for content creators and for business owners. And guys, it has been the craziest two weeks of my life. I'm not kidding. I feel like it's been a year in the past two weeks. I think that's why I'm feeling like camera shy. I think because so much has happened. So my social media stuff, obviously the holidays, I've had to post or film and add every single day. I feel like for the past two weeks. So that I've had a ton of vlogs, I've been editing, uploading, I had two completely separate really exciting meetings for my personal brand, which I will talk to you guys about in a future vlog once like that's all set in stone. And then in terms of Dairy Boy, we have a ton of products launching starting Friday. And not only that, we are making some really huge, exciting changes with Dairy Boy, which I will be sharing more with you guys about over the next few months. But what I can tell you is that we are going to be opening a real office in a major city and we've hired two new people going to be hiring more.  So Dairy Boy has our own designer in-house. We've been hiring someone freelance to help us with designs, but having a designer in-house will allow us to roll out product. And yeah, that was a big step and a big hire for us. We're literally so excited about it.  So that's really, really exciting. There's just like a ton of moving parts and pieces with every aspect of my life right now, which is really amazing. I've spent so much quality time here and at home and I'm so glad that I was here while like all of this stuff has been happening because I just feel like very comfortable here. It's really nice to finally have this home base and I've obviously lived here for like over a year and a half, but I feel like the majority of my 20s I was moving and not happy where I was living and like to be going through so many business changes and accomplishing so many of my goals and things are just growing so much and to have just like a really solid home base. I just feel really grateful for that. So that's really cool. And yeah, I feel like there's a million other things that I like am not mentioning, but it's just been a wild, wild few weeks and I've had so many editors and really cool people reach out to me about my brand and what's to come and I'm just feeling very grateful. So I just want to thank you guys for all the support as always. Yesterday I was feeling pretty burnt out, just exhausted and feeling like I didn't have any social battery left. I've just been putting so much energy into everything that I'm doing. This morning I really felt like I needed the morning alone. So actually I had no one come to work this morning. I told them all to take the morning off and I just wanted to spend the morning by myself. I don't know if you guys can relate to this, but I really need alone time and it's super important to me. It's super important to my creativity. It's super important to my mental health. Obviously I work from my house. So at 9am the work day starts here and there are so many amazing aspects of working from home, but sometimes it is tough to separate work and your home life. So I'm really excited that we are opening an office and I'm really glad that I took this morning to just, I've been working, but to just like be by myself and just sort of reset and I just love being alone. I feel like I recharge when I'm alone. It's surprising to a lot of people that I'm sort of an introvert a little bit, but yeah, just a reminder that it is super important to spend time alone and even before work I think it's really healthy to wake up maybe an hour before work, make yourself a coffee, go for a walk, buy yourself.  One of the things that I forgot to mention and say is that you guys sold out my camel hats on Urban Outfitters again.  So thank you guys for supporting me on Urban and really exciting guys. I just got the email with the list of all of the stores that my hats are gonna be in in Urban. So after we sold out our first hats on Urban, I had a meeting with them and they were like, your hat was the number one product on the site the whole day. You guys sold out the hat the first round, you guys sold out the hat the second round and then they wanted to give the hats a go in the stores and we're gonna be having a lot more hats on Urban. We're actually also launching a collaboration with Urban.  I can't believe. Oh, and Toronto, thank God. I have a pretty strong Canadian following, so I'm so glad that my Canadians will be included. I love my Canadians. A lot of places in, oh my God, this is so cool. Why do I want to tear up right now? I haven't cried in the past two weeks and I feel like I have a big cry coming. So, okay. Walnut Street, Broadway, Georgetown, Madison, Santa Monica, San Francisco, Costa Mesa, North State, Portland, Montreal, Toronto, Seattle, King of Prussia, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Cherry Creek, Adventera, New Orleans, Westwood, Mall of America, Charlotte, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, West Edmonton, St. Louis, St. Louise, Birmingham, Vancouver, Buffalo, Walnut Creek, Jacksonville, Montclair, Studio City, Durham, St. De Leon, Paramus, Kingston, Savannah, Nashville, New York City, Fifth Avenue, Palo Alto, the Toronto Mall, the mall that I used to live at, the New York City World Trade Center, Brooklyn, Honolulu, Vancouver, and Mississauga. That is insane. That is just so cool. Anyways, thank you guys. Thank you guys for just supporting me. I wish I could individually thank me and hug every single person that's ever supported me and believed in me. I don't think that's possible, but I just, I'm giving you guys a virtual hug because I couldn't appreciate you guys anymore.  I'm gonna have a me day today, but today I'm going to, what am I gonna start with? I need to get my nails done. I have some packages to open. I have some more meetings today. I wanna go to the grocery store and I feel like I have some other stuff I need to do. Okay, before I run out for the day, I want to open some packages that I have in here with you guys. Okay, I am really, really excited about this one because, so one of my best friends, Shannon Ford, some of you guys might already follow her. If you don't, you should. She is the funniest, sweetest, most thoughtful, genuine friend. Seriously, just like a great girl. We don't get to see each other too often, but when we do, it's just like the best and she rides for me and is so loyal and supports me the most. I just love her. And I got lunch with her when I was in London at Wimbledon and she had this phone case. And I'm not a big phone case girl, although I sell phone cases on Dairy Boy. I know other people love phone cases. I like them, but I'm not like a big phone case girl. Like you probably have never seen me with like a trendy phone case. I don't know. It's like I literally have a gray phone case on that looks like one a dad would have. Like I think this is a vibe, but I did something that is so unlike me and I bought like a really cool, kind of crazy custom phone case. No phone case has ever spoken to me like this phone case. Oh my God, that is so cool. Brett is my more, I'm sorry if I'm pronouncing that wrong. I feel like I am. I'll link you guys, this product and I paid for this product full price myself. So these phone cases are handmade by a woman owned business. You basically pick a theme of your phone case and then you can customize it. Tell them things you like, colors that you like. Oh my God, this is so cool. And they customize it for you.  Like if I'm gonna have an extra case, this is what it's gonna look like. So I have a horse, a seashell, a little piece of china on it, which is really cool and really me. A tea, the number five, which is one of my favorite numbers.  It's like perfect. These packages I all got yesterday, I just haven't opened them yet. So I'll probably get more as the day goes on. Heaven mayhem, sent a package. Ooh, they're earrings. You guys know I'm actually wearing their earrings today. Oh my gosh, so cute. Love, they're so sweet. They send me all of their stuff and it's just really thoughtful, really cute. Also guys, just cause this is sitting on my desk, this is my drone. So I bought this drone and Tommy was like getting really into using it and learning how to use it, but Tommy loves an activity. So I gave him this to use while I was like working a lot last week and he was using it and he got pretty good. And then I was like, oh, can I give it a go? Like, let me give it a try. And for some reason, I am insane at flying a drone. I don't really know why other than this is really random. I used to play Minecraft in high school. I literally used to play like the online PVP player versus player games on Minecraft with my brother. I was really into it. You could like build a lot of stuff on Minecraft, which I really liked. Anyways, that's a story for another day, but I feel like the controls are kind of similar the way you like pan around. But anyways, I was like really, really good at flying the drone. So I'm actually gonna be ordering a nicer drone. This is like the kind of like beginner level drone. I wanna get a really big one for Florida with like the water. I feel like the quality of the camera might be better. The quality of this camera is good, but it's not like the highest level. And I'm just like really into flying it and think it's like so fun. So yeah, there's gonna be a lot of drone content featured in all my videos because I literally love to fly it. And I think it adds a really cool element to the vlogs. I feel like it really, especially cause I live in the suburbs and in the suburb that I live in, there's a lot of like beautiful land and I do live right by the water, like literally down the street for me is the marina. I think it just adds a really cool element of scene setting and wherever I am and I'm gonna be traveling with this small one. I wanna bring it to major cities everywhere I go all around the world and wherever I can fly it. I wanna get footage for you guys. And I think it just really adds to the production of my logs. So that's the drone update. I love it.  Let's do it. Okay, just pulled in to get my nails done. I think I'm gonna do square today. I also don't know what color I'm gonna get. I feel like dark colors don't look very good on my hands. Personal preference. I feel like light colors are more flattering on my hands. So I think I'm gonna do French. I just love a French manicure. So I'm gonna do that and then I might run to the market, do some cooking. So yeah, Olivia's calling me.  I said this before on my Instagram story, but I bring my own nails to the nail salon. I use gel X. They're the best shape. They're really good for small nail beds because they have like a really nice curve to them. And I think they are the thinnest and look the most natural. And this is not sponsored. Yeah, okay, so I'm excited. I'm gonna go run and get my nails done and I will see you guys after. Okay, my nails are done. They look really good. I'm really happy with them.  Whoa, it should be illegal. Just stepped outside for my nail appointment. It's four and it's literally pitch dark outside and it's really cold and I don't like it. Someone told me, this is definitely a rumor. I feel like that daylight savings next year won't be a thing. That would be great. If there's a petition I can sign for that, I would love to sign it. I have a meeting on Friday and then I'm gonna head to Florida with Tommy. I'm gonna go to Art Buzzel, probably. We got invited to some fun things we're probably gonna go to. And then just like being in Florida, Tommy is a big training block in Florida in December and obviously the new house. So really excited to get to Florida. Cold, my tan is fading, gotta go. There are so many things that are in the works. I've always had fun projects and collaborations and stuff, but the things that are in the works are so exciting and I can't believe that it's happening to me or that I'm even having these conversations. And I just, I hate that I can't actually talk about them. I do wanna be sensitive to that. I wanna not be annoying about constantly having things I can't tell you guys, but I also get so excited and I wanna tell you guys because when the things that I'm working on are announced, I want you guys to feel like you were along the journey with me a little bit. Anyways, I'm thinking I'm gonna make the steak sandwich that I made in Florida. I don't know if you guys remember, I made this really yummy steak sandwich in Florida that I've been craving. Okay, I'm gonna do a little bit of a grocery shop for the week, so I'm gonna get all of my basic stuff. Okay, guys, gonna do a little grocery haul for you. I only got a few things. I'm gonna go to Stu Leonard's tomorrow because they make some things that I wanna get for the week, but I got some light brown sugar. I got some of this chocolate powder. Got some of these. I'm gonna make banana, gluten-free banana, healthy muffins. I got green beans, almond flour for the muffins, carrot, sourdough bread for breakfast, onions, garlic, a steak for the sandwich, the bread for tonight, arugula, spinach, and coconut oil, and Gruyere cheese, just to eat at the house. I actually use the coconut oil in the muffins. All right, guys, I'm back at the computer. Got a little sidetracked, but I did finish most of my emails, but I just found the most gorgeous outfit for a tennis match. Like, I'm ordering this immediately. Wow, that is just stunning.  I could do a different theme every day. I'm ordering this, like, right now. I had to cart. Thank you. Also, I just realized I didn't really show you guys my nails. Here they are. I really like them. I have it in square in a while. I think it's cute. I'm gonna call my dad and see if he picks up. Wow.  I always pick up. No, you don't. You're the one that doesn't pick up, not me. No. Well. Well, guess what? Well. Nothing too exciting. Um, they... That's great. Thanks for texting, emailing Rob too. That was really nice. Yeah. I'm vlogging right now. Guys, my dad, what did you just say that you're, you said that my emails are really professional? Yeah. My emails are always professional. Well, good, I'm glad. And so, it's a Christmas party just to meet other people, people in the company. Yeah, it's like a big Christmas party. Where is it? Is it at the same place we were yesterday? No, no, it's not at the media company. It's at... Where is it? It's in New York and Zach Brown. Zach, not Zach Brown, Zach Bryan, and country artists is performing. Oh my God, that's so cool, Paige. Yeah, it was really flattering of them to invite me. That's so great. It's probably gonna meet a lot of cool people, I would think. Yeah. You're not taking anybody, right? I was gonna bring Olivia with me. You're allowed to do that? Yeah, I asked them. And they said that she's totally welcome. Okay, cool. Well, Olivia's your friend and also part of the process. So, it's good for Olivia to be involved, I think. No, absolutely. I'm excited for her to meet them. But yeah, I'm really excited and flattered that they invited me, so that's cool. That's great, that's great. All right, I just wanted to call you and tell you that. Okay, and then you leave for Florida on Friday. How long are you gonna be in Florida for? That's a good question. I'm going to Florida, so I have the party on Thursday, holiday party with them, meeting with them on Friday at the farm, and then. Gotta see what they want you. They may want you to, I don't know, don't go too far because what if they want you to meet somebody and keep me updated on what's going on, okay? All right, love you. Love you too, bye. Bye. Okay, cut up with my dad a little bit. He was actually at one of the meetings, which he never comes to any of my meetings. Okay, if you've been watching my vlogs for a minute, you might already know how to cook a steak well. But if you do not know, I wanna show you guys, again, how to make the perfect steak and you don't need a grill. Sometimes I actually prefer using a skillet. I think knowing how to cook meat is the most impressive thing that you can do in the kitchen. We can all cook side dishes and follow a recipe. Knowing how to cook meat is very simple, but it's harder than it seems and I think a lot of people don't cook their meat right. And I don't mean that in a mean way. Anyways, I just don't feel like a lot of people know exactly how restaurants cook their steak or how to get your steak cooked right, especially on the stove top. So I'm gonna share again today. So I just liberally seasoned this sirloin steak that's been sitting out, salt and pepper, that's all. And I let it get to room temperature. Now there is a very specific way on how to cook steak right on the stove top. Having a skillet, something like this, makes it much easier. I feel like you can get a really good sear with one of these. So normally I would actually use ghee, which is clarified butter, to do this steak, but I don't have any. So I'm gonna use olive oil. Okay, let's do it. I'm gonna let this olive oil heat up. The reason why you wanna use a clarified butter, which is ghee instead of olive oil, because you can cook it at a higher temperature, but olive oil is all right. We're gonna be all right. It still tastes really good with olive oil. So once you get this really hot, you're gonna add your steak. And it has to be really hot. You will not get a really good sear on your steak if it is not really hot. That is the number one mistake people make, is cooking their meat at a low temperature. If you're on the grill, if you're on the stove top, it has to be at a high temperature. All right, that looks good to me. Going to let that steak sit, and I'm not gonna touch it. You wanna give the meat time to sear without moving it or touching it. Don't move it around in the pan at all. Literally just let it sit. Okay, then I'm just gonna let it sit, and then I'm gonna cut into it once it's just sat there for a second. Okay, next for the bread. This says it's a rustic French bread. I think this sort of looks like a ciabatta loaf, but what do I know? I'm just gonna cut, oh my God. Okay, don't do that.  That was crazy. Okay, trying again. Not my best work, but okay, cut this open. Going to put this in the oven to make the sandwich. Do not look at how crooked this is. Okay, for the star of the show. If I had used a butter or a fat, this would have been a little bit crispier, but it still has a really nice char on it. Another really important part about steak is using a really sharp knife when you cut the steak. If you have a really clean, very sharp cut on the steak, it literally tastes like butter, the steak. I don't know how to describe it, but do you see how clean that cut is? Yeah, that is so good. Also, yes, I like my steak, basically still mowing. So, I also think it's much easier to thinly slice steak when you have a very sharp knife. I'm kind of avoiding some of this fat, so I'm just gonna cut around it. This is perfect to me. Crispy outsides and medium rare inside, and it literally melts in your mouth, and it is not chewy. That is also dependent on the quality of meat you're buying, buying nice grass-fed beef is so worth it, so I highly recommend that, because you couldn't cook this steak exactly how I did, but if you don't have a good cut of steak, then it won't turn out the same. Okay, next, the sandwich. I'm gonna get it out of the oven. Just warmed it up a bit, didn't really do much besides that. It's nice and warm on the inside. That's how I like it.  I'm gonna take butter and put this down on the bottom layer of the sandwich, and this is much easier with softened butter, so just saying. Next, I'm gonna put down a small bed of arugula. Not too much. You know, this is not supposed to be a salad sandwich. It's just supposed to compliment everything. Just a little bit, and then we're gonna put the steak down.  My mouth is literally watering. Next, some whole grain mustard. This stuff is so good. So put a layer of this on the top. This is a very important player in the sandwich, so don't forget this part. And then last but not least, balsamic glaze. I mean, that looks so good. Close it. I like to like really press it down, and then I cut it. This is definitely my new hyper fixation.


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2016 Chevy Tahoe LT Z71 is stock number 12738Z. We're here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used SUV headquarters. This 2016 Chevy Tahoe Z71 has the 5.3 liter V8 gas engine. This vehicle has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this vehicle is 100% ready to go. We're going to go all the way around on this video. We're going to check out inside under the hood, start it up, and just go get a very thorough walk around here. Black clear coat is the color, and we shoot all of our videos in 4K. So if you have 4K or HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and how we do things here at Summit Automotive in the lower right hand part of the screen, is a subscribe button to our YouTube channel. Consider clicking that, and then click the bell notifications and you'll get updates every time we do our videos here at Summit Auto of our new and used inventory. This one comes with the 18-inch painted alloy rims, and it has very new bridge sewn dual or AT tires. These are 265, 65R18s, and I'd say they have probably about 80% of the tread left on them. Front fender is in excellent shape, I didn't see any denser dings on there. It does come with the projector headlamps, the LED running lights, front pumper parking sensors, and factory fog lights. Front pumper is in pretty nice condition, I didn't see any major dents or cracks on there. It does come with the chrome trimmed grille, the blacked out bow tie there. The hood is in fantastic condition. I didn't see any dense or dings on that. And the passenger side front fender is in very nice condition as well. Passenger side rim, no scuffs or scrapes. And as you go down the side of this 2016 Chevy Tahoe Z71, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the vehicle, hear the vehicle, and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video, it was helpful and that Brett sent you this back rims in fantastic condition as well. The back tires have just as much tread as the front tires and the frame and under body on this thing is in really nice shape for being a 2016, just a little bit of surface rust on there, but nothing too bad. The body is in very nice shape as is the exhaust. Has the really nice factory chrome step bars and coming around to the back of the vehicle. Rear bumper is in pretty nice shape, it does have the backup parking sensors, you get the towing package on here with the receiver hitch and seven pin wiring. The rear gate is in fantastic condition, no dents or dings on there. This is a power lift gate, just have to press the button. You do get the receiver hitch cover back here, we keep them inside the vehicle so they don't go missing. These third row seats are power fold down like so and they power fold up, I'm always amazed at how fast they go in these Tahoe's and Suburbans and Yukon's and stuff. Back storage area is in nice clean condition. To get this gate down you press this button right here, come on down like so. It does have the flipper glass as well so there's a button under here and it must be locked but the glass goes up. Going down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger's side, no dents or dings on the rear quarter and for full disclosure this back rim is in very nice condition as well. Very nice and clean down this side of the vehicle, the doors look really good. Does come with heated power mirrors with built in directional signals, blind spot monitoring.  There are no rips or tears on the seats, they're in very nice condition, smells very clean inside this Tahoe. Power driver's seat, factory all-weather floor mats, auto headlamps, turned out four-wheel drive, power tilt and telescopic steering wheel. Power pedals, downhill assist control, lane departure warning, stability control and that's for your parking sensors. You do get the power windows locks and mirrors and these mirrors do power fold in like so. I always like showing both sides here. You can see that both sides are working properly, there you go. And you do get the memory driver's seat and Bose sound system, you get the wood grain trim on there as well. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio and everything that this vehicle has to offer on the interior. You can see that this one has 54,917 miles on there, you get a compass display, you get the Z71 instrument cluster, the heated leather wrap steering wheel, Bluetooth and information center controls on the right, cruise controls on the left, forward collision warning controls and heated steering wheel controls. You get the six-speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift, this one does have the AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities on here. Also as a CD player, you have the hideaway storage area with the USB in there as well. This one does come with the projection manager where you can project your cell phone to the screen and it also has the factory navigation system on it. This is also where your backup camera shows up. Dual climate controls, heated seat buttons, push button start, rear air controls, you get your keyless entry, remote start, power lift gate buttons on there as well. Passengers side, format and seat are in excellent condition, smells very clean inside this Tahoe, I don't think it's ever been smoked in and the headliner is in very nice condition as well. You do get map lights and home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems on star and SOS buttons in that rear view mirror. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll start it up. Take a look under the hood. Back seats, you get the second row bench seating. These seats are heated on the outboard side. You get the latch child safety system back here. Seats are in fantastic condition. You get the all weather floor map back here as well. There are your heated seat buttons, your rear air controls and then a 110 volt, 150 watt plug-in. These seats fold down and up like so to get to that third row you can see just how nice and clean that carpeting is back here. You get a little floor map back there and the third row seats are in excellent shape as well. Get these down, just put that down like so and sometimes there you go. Those go like that. Side curtain airbags and the bottoms of the doors all look really, really good on this vehicle. We'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. I just want to show you the backup camera is working nicely and it does have the wireless cell phone charge pad on there as well. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you will have been able to verify the quality and condition and options on this 2016 Chevy Tahoe. Under the hood we have the 5.3 liter V8 engine and Jinbei is very clean, runs very smooth and once again this Tahoe has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and it is 100% ready to go. 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