Thank you. That concludes general questions. The next item of business is First Minister's

questions. And at question number one, I call Douglas Ross.

Thank you very much, Mr. Officer. Can I begin by sending my deepest condolences, and I'm sure those of the entire Chamber to the family of Keith

Rowlandson, who tragically died following an assault at Elgin Bus Station last Friday.

Keith died serving his community, and there is a huge amount of shock and anger across Murray.

Keith was a loving husband and father, and our thoughts are with his family at this deeply

tragic time, as well as his many friends and colleagues at Stagecoach.

I also echo what you said earlier this week, following the King's announcement that

he was receiving treatment for cancer.

We wish his majesty and the entire royal family all the very best

for the King's full and speedy recovery.

Michael Matheson has finally resigned as Health Secretary.

Months after it emerged that he was dishonest and

misled Parliament over an £11,000 IPAD bill he charged to taxpayers. Humza Yusuf described

Michael Matheson as a man of integrity and honesty. How much does he now regret those words?

First Minister.

I also pay my condolences, as I did earlier this week, to the family of Keith Rawlinson.

I know that his tragic killing has undoubtedly not just impacted his family, but the local community.

And I know as somebody whose family was previously bus drivers, that community is extremely close to each other.

So all of the bus driving community will be impacted and affected by that tragic killing.

I also echo what I said earlier this week, after his Majesty's openness about his recent

prostate treatment, I, like many, I'm sure was moved to hear of, and saddened to hear of

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