 Yn ysgolwyr einutai, y mae gwiswyl gennynwad yr edrych o ff vagf surgeryen 3, 0.0.0124 yn y ff grwp George Adam, bydd oes serflwyddiad y byd yn arwinellio ar fy gŵr ffagrwyddiad. Efallai Ion George Adam yn i rebeldiad yr ysgolwyr. Chym gael, yr ysgolwyr yn i good. Yn ym Mwysil ysgolwyr ysgolwyr, ym ysgolwyr ysgolwyr yr ysgolwyr 0.0124 rydyn ni desg. yn datblygu. The next item of business is consideration of two parliamentary bureau motions. On behalf of the parliamentary bureau, I ask George Adam to move motions 010125 on parliamentary recess dates and 010126 on the office of the clerk. Maen nhw y cyffredinol yn gyf sortsiau a'u cwerthau i ddefnyddio'r un. Rai bachau y gwisgweithiwnidol yn ein cyflwyddig o ranceginllol 0,0128 yng Nghymru mewn gyffredinol ym Gwneud yw John Swinney ym Gwdeithasol cerddus a'i ddiogelio i gwyllwch ac rydych chi i gyd. Fy hoffi ar gyfer laethau hynny ymgeitwch gan iawn cyfarwyddau cyffredinol ym손 Scotland Regulations secondary 20 useful to remove a number of restrictions in level 4 on socialising, sport and exercise in order to provide individuals with greater opportunities for social, recreational and sporting activity outdoors. While no area of Scotland is currently in level 4, we need to ensure that the measures remain appropriate if it is required in the future to deal with an outbreak. The Regulations is also permitted activity for election purposes ahead of the Scottish Parliament election. The regulations came into force on 12 and 15 March 2021. While those regulations have not been to committee for formal consideration and approval in advance of this vote, the Government did share draft regulations with the Covid-19 Committee on 10 March, so that they could consider informally at their session with Mr Russell on the morning of 11 March 2021. No concerns were raised at that session. We are committed to taking steps necessary to control the pandemic and to lifting restrictions as soon as they are no longer necessary or proportionate. That sometimes requires swift action to be taken, but we are also committed to ensuring effective parliamentary scrutiny of our decisions. Inevitably, parliamentary scrutiny was more difficult and sometimes impossible in the run-up to the election. Throughout the pre-election recess, it was necessary to continue making coronavirus regulations. The Covid-19 Committee was permitted to meet during that period if required, but chose not to do so. Now that the Parliament is sitting again and we are looking forward to the establishment of committees, we will ensure that a process is agreed with Parliament for ensuring effective scrutiny of those regulations in future. There are two questions to be put as a result of today's business. I propose to ask a single question on two parliamentary bureau motions. If any member objects, please say so now. No member has objected, therefore the question is that motions 00125 and 00126, in the name of George Adam, on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau, be agreed. Are we all agreed? The final question is that motion 00128, in the name of John Swinney, on approval of an SSI be agreed. Are we all agreed? The motion is therefore agreed. That concludes decision time and I close this meeting.