Thank you. That brings general questions to an end.

And our next item of business is First Minister's questions.

And at question number one, I call Douglas Ross.

Thank you very much, President. I was going to ask the First Minister when the Cabinet last met and what issues were discussed.

But I think we all know.

So let's look at what Hamza Yous have said about the S&P's coalition with the Greens.

He described it as worth its weight in gold.

Today it's turned to dust.

The Greens have called the ending of the Butte House agreement as, these are their words,

an act of political cowardice by the SMP, accused Hansa Youssef of selling out future generations.

They said he has, and again, I'm quoting his former colleague's words,

breaking the bonds of trust with members.

They say he has betrayed the electorate. They called

the current First Minister weak. For once, have the Greens finally got something right?

First Minister.

Mr. Mr. Mr. Officer, let me say that what we have achieved with the Butthouse agreement,

which, as I have said this morning, has served its purpose, is a record that I will come to very shortly.

That butthouse agreement, of course, that did last and has lasted at 969 days, or another way of putting it, well, it lasted, another way of putting it,

it lasted 19 Liz Trusses,

it lasted 19 Liz Trusses,

and that record of the Butte House Agreement

is a record that has seen the railways taken into public ownership, one that has seen free

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