It is important that we focus on the facts. As Mr Kerr knows—because I specifically wrote to him on the matter—the Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill was not the right route. As he well knows, the Government has always been clear that we are prepared to give every consideration to a grooming gangs inquiry if that is assessed as a necessity.

Police Scotland is actively involved right now in reviewing investigations; right now, the child sexual abuse and exploitation national group is working with Police Scotland and people such as Professor Alexis Jay; and right now, the group is reviewing the very important work that was done by Baroness Casey in her audit.

What Mr Kerr proposed would certainly not be analogous with or the same as a national inquiry; his Amendment proposed that the victims and witnesses commissioner—who is still to be established and still to be recruited—do some research at some point further down the line. If there is any reflection to be done, it should be done by Mr Kerr, who has been completely disingenuous about the integrity of the Majority of members of the Parliament, has played politics with child abuse and has dangerously gaslit other members of the Parliament. That is a disgrace.