 Welcome everyone to the sixth meeting of 2019 of the Standards Procedures and Public Appointments Committee. We will move straight in. Agenda item 1 is a decision on taking business in private. The first item today is a committee to agree to take items 4 and 5 in private. Item 4 is a complaint report from the commissioner for ethical standards and public life in Scotland, and item 5 is consideration of a standing order rule change. Do members agree to take those items in private? Agenda item 2 is for the committee to decide whether to take future consideration of the report from the commissioner and the committee's draft report on the complaint in private at a future meeting. Agenda item 3 relates to cross-party group. It is the third item, and it is for the committee to consider a change of purpose for the cross-party group on the future of football in Scotland. As everyone had a chance to have a look at that, anyone with any points of view that they wish to raise? Elaine McLean? Maybe we could just clarify, convener, if there is no conflict with any other group or there is no leaking into other groups' accountabilities. Could we just clarify that? Yes, absolutely. It is important that you raise that because it is one of the raised on debtor for bringing that to the committee. It is being checked by the clerks and there is no leakage or attempts to take over another group's work. It is fine on that point of view, if it is okay. We can do one of two things. We can approve the proposed purpose change to the cross-party group on the future of football in Scotland or, if people on the committee are so willing, we could invite the convener of that cross-party group, Fulton MacGregor MSP, to attend a future meeting for further information before we make the decision if that is necessary. Does anyone think that it is necessary to invite the convener? We will approve the proposed purpose change to the cross-party group on the future of football in Scotland.