That shows I've learned that only by reading it.

My involvement comes 60% of my working week.

I work for a program called the Hydrogenation Chair based here at Stirling, which is working with Scottish Water as our major water utility in Scotland on their net zero agenda.

And I was brought in to work on place-based innovation, which has a small technological component.

but actually as largely as you've already outlined in the introduction about partnership, about collaboration, about ways of working, about cross-cutting messages.

And that's been the primary focus of my work across the last four and a half years.

Prior to that, I worked in the third sector in community-based place work, but with a lot of policy links as well.

From the perspective of your work on this project, what do you see as the potential for the work reaching maturity and becoming fully embedded? What could change as a result and what the size of the prize is? And that is really about the Force 2O project.