Mr. Simon McGarr:

I would be much more satisfied. One cannot be certain in the world but at least one would know that a known ambiguity would be dealt with. The two-word phrase “clinically appropriate”, which goes to the very heart of all the agreements, introduces ambiguity in every layer of this agreement and is within the gift of the State to remove. That is why it is important. I am of the opinion that, as Dr. Boylan has said, a good co-location project, and the co-location project that-----