It is a privilege to bring the resettlement of Ukrainians in Coatbridge to the House this evening. We recently recognised the third anniversary of Russia’s barbaric and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, where both central and local governments, as well as ordinary people, stepped up to support Ukrainian refugees. North Lanarkshire council delivered the Warm Scots Welcome programme by renovating empty flats for 400 Ukrainians into permanent accommodation. The resettlement team in North Lanarkshire has effectively supported refugees from crisis areas across the world and was commended with awards. A number of establishments within my constituency have engaged in efforts to support Ukrainian refugees, who feel comfortable celebrating their national heritage and engaging the local community. Local primary schools embraced thriving Ukrainian pupils, and cultural events were held to celebrate Ukrainian Independence Day. The programme's achievements are a result of multidisciplinary effort involving housing services, health partners, social work departments, faith groups, and voluntary organisations. However, it is important that the Department continues to look at visa situation regarding permanent right to remain for Ukrainians.