 I remind members of the Covid-related measures that are in place and that face coverings should be worn when moving around the chamber and across the Holyrood campus. The first item of business this afternoon is time for reflection. Our time for reflection leader today is Josh Kennedy, MSYP, outgoing chair of the Scottish Youth Parliament. Thank you to the president officer for inviting me to address Parliament today. It is a real privilege to be here. The Scottish Youth Parliament is the democratically elected voice of Scotland young people and, as we are never shy of telling people, we are one day older than the Scottish Parliament itself. Our members represent young people aged 12 to 25 at length and breadth of Scotland's. I thank you. Our role is to stand up for the issues our constituents care about. Young people, we represent, are continuing to endure the ramifications of a global pandemic and the inequalities that it has exacerbated. We have been hit hard by the pandemic, but have risen to the challenges that we have faced too. Now, the generation that I represent expects more than ever that, given all that we have endured, we will be listened to and taken seriously. As we recover from the pandemic, my generation will no longer stand aside and allow themselves to be ignored or, on the periphery of decision making, something that was too common in the past. Instead, we will be at the centre of decision making and power. On issues such as climate change, education reform or mental health services, my generation expects to be heard and to be treated as equal partners to those who hold that power. And, SYP, working closely with staff at Hollywood, are ideally placed to support you to deliver that. Thousands of young people across Scotland will to elect their new cohort of MSYPs in our elections at the end of last year. Those new MSYPs are raring to go to make their impact, but they need your help to have their voices heard. I encourage all of you to reach out to your newly elected local MSYPs. By working with them, you can help them to get the issues that young people care about addressed, and the MSYPs can help you to understand what young people in your constituencies think are the most important ones. We often hear it said that young people are the future, and that is true to an extent, but it also misses a bigger point. We are also the present, and we are here now. We are really excited to work with you all this parliamentary term and improve young people's lives in the future and in the present. Thank you for listening.