On a point of order, Presiding Officer. First, I apologise for not being able to give your office advance notice of this point of order, which I would have liked to do.
Earlier today, in the debate on supporting carers, I commented that Robert Kilgour, a well-known Tory donor, made contributions to the Tory party. Having now consulted the Electoral Commission website, I wish to apologise for underreporting the scale of the donations, so I would like to correct the record.
As an individual, Mr Kilgour has made 15 donations either to the Tory party or to Scottish Business Supports the Union, totalling 拢76,127.76. In addition, via his company, Dow Investments, he has made 37 regular donations to the Tory party, totalling 拢222,651. His most recent think tank, the British Civic Institute, has not yet registered with the Electoral Commission but, when it does, I will ensure that I make accurate figures available.
Thank you, Ms Thomson. That point is now on the record.
On a point of order, Presiding Officer. I think that Michelle Thomson should look at what she said on the record, which was 鈥溌220,000 per month鈥.
Thank you, Mr Gulhane. That is not a point of order.
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