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Speeches by Kane.

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DateDebate & contributionWords
18 May 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-05-18)

I get what you are trying to do and I support it, but what this Committee has heard in the two years I have been on it—many Committees, in many hearings, have heard this—is what the IT is going to deliver and the ambition, but it has not done it. I am more interested in where you are in ensuring—getting assurance yours

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28 Apr 2026Referral of Prime Minister to Committee of Privileges

To finish my metaphor—not about the SNP—we must hold steady, make the adjustments needed and focus on getting safely to better conditions. That is the task in front of us, and that is why I will support the Prime Minister to continue doing the job that he was elected to do, keep a steady hand on the tiller and guide th

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28 Apr 2026Referral of Prime Minister to Committee of Privileges

A referral to the Privileges Committee, particularly involving a Prime Minister, should be rare. The bar should be high, because we have so many other processes available to us in this place, and with this issue, many of those processes are already in action. The Foreign Affairs Committee, excellently chaired by my rig

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22 Apr 2026Mountain Rescue

Thank you, Ms Lewell, for calling me back. Please give me one second to find out where I was—is it still Tuesday? As I was saying, if we want to avoid such situations in the future, we need to involve mountain rescue and the wider search and rescue community much earlier in the policymaking process. They must be part o

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22 Apr 2026Mountain Rescue

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Lewell. In Stirling and Strathallan we are served by three outstanding teams: Lomond Mountain Rescue Team, based in Drymen; Killin mountain rescue, operating from Killin and Callender; and Ochils mountain rescue, operating from a neighbouring constituency, but also

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22 Apr 2026Mountain Rescue

As a former council leader, I always say that the Scottish Government have to keep on top of what that figure is and invest in it, because volumes can change, and the amount of money is never enough to do all the work required. They need a robust approach to ensuring that the funding model is adapting and changing, par

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

I refer to paragraph 3.26 on page 42 of the Report, on your role as a convenor and enabler. Paragraph 3.26 talks about “common resilience issues and opportunities,” such as cyber-threats and scope for introducing further shared services. It says in 3.27 that, “The majority of M&Gs told us that DCMS supports efforts to

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

Cyber is about the sort of bad stuff, and we will have to help them as much as we can, but what about some of the good stuff around digitising collections? I guess that is laborious and time-consuming and can be expensive, but ultimately that is going to make the collections more accessible. What are you doing to suppo

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

I am conscious that I only have a little while before the Chair takes me off the gallery floor and puts me back into storage, so can we talk about sharing financial costs? Paragraph 3.28 says that, in helping the sharing of financial matters through forums, cost saving did not seem to come up as much as it could, and.

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

I am going to try to bring this all together very quickly; I know I am pushing my luck. I love what I am hearing, but it feels like, although you are convening everybody there, you are not showing them the carrots and the sticks to make them do better. You are enjoying the sharing of the knowledge, but you do have carr

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

It is the sharing I am interested in. They are the best example, but you are supporting 14 other museums, and you have dozens and dozens of other museums around the country that would benefit from that knowledge. It is about getting economies of scale and sharing best practice. What are you doing to get all that inform

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

I refer to paragraph 3.26 on page 42 of the Report, on your role as a convenor and enabler. Paragraph 3.26 talks about “common resilience issues and opportunities,” such as cyber-threats and scope for introducing further shared services. It says in 3.27 that, “The majority of M&Gs told us that DCMS supports efforts to

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

There are a lot of good things there. Your enthusiasm for all of this is coming through. Let us try to unpack some of that. I think my colleague Sarah is going to talk in a minute about some of the physical problems, so let me stick with cyber—let’s talk about that. I also want to talk more about cost sharing and what

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

Paragraph 3.27 of the Report says that some museums and galleries “consider that DCMS could do more to help through its convening role to facilitate and support greater collaboration in tackling challenges, or by providing seed funding” to museums and galleries to “build skills and capacity”. On this Committee, we hear

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

I am going to try to bring this all together very quickly; I know I am pushing my luck. I love what I am hearing, but it feels like, although you are convening everybody there, you are not showing them the carrots and the sticks to make them do better. You are enjoying the sharing of the knowledge, but you do have carr

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

I am conscious that I only have a little while before the Chair takes me off the gallery floor and puts me back into storage, so can we talk about sharing financial costs? Paragraph 3.28 says that, in helping the sharing of financial matters through forums, cost saving did not seem to come up as much as it could, and.

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

It is the sharing I am interested in. They are the best example, but you are supporting 14 other museums, and you have dozens and dozens of other museums around the country that would benefit from that knowledge. It is about getting economies of scale and sharing best practice. What are you doing to get all that inform

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

Cyber is about the sort of bad stuff, and we will have to help them as much as we can, but what about some of the good stuff around digitising collections? I guess that is laborious and time-consuming and can be expensive, but ultimately that is going to make the collections more accessible. What are you doing to suppo

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

Paragraph 3.27 of the Report says that some museums and galleries “consider that DCMS could do more to help through its convening role to facilitate and support greater collaboration in tackling challenges, or by providing seed funding” to museums and galleries to “build skills and capacity”. On this Committee, we hear

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20 Apr 2026Public Accounts Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-04-20)

There are a lot of good things there. Your enthusiasm for all of this is coming through. Let us try to unpack some of that. I think my colleague Sarah is going to talk in a minute about some of the physical problems, so let me stick with cyber—let’s talk about that. I also want to talk more about cost sharing and what

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