Whether it will provide details of what schemes will be included in the (a) cycling infrastructure, (b) ferry port infrastructure, (c) cana…

Further details relating to these schemes are as follows:
(a) Cycling infrastructure:
Investment in infrastructure that will extend safe cycling routes in different regions of Scotland and encourage active travel, tourism and commuting to school by bike.
(b) Ferry port infrastructure:
Essential port infrastructure improvements required to ensure the safe operation of the ferry services.
(c) Canal infrastructure
Investment in a range of projects that will stimulate regeneration and improve tourism and the visitor experience across our canal network.
(d) Highlands and Islands Enterprise economic development:
Various projects to provide infrastructure, services, access and support to business and communities that will provide economic development opportunities across the Highlands and Islands.
(e) Scottish Enterprise economic development:
Various projects to provide infrastructure, services, access and support to business that will provide economic development opportunities across the country.
(f) VisitScotland, investment in visitor infrastructure:
Investment in VisitScotland’s Glasgow Visitor Information Centre and the network of Visitor Information Centres across the country, which provide information to visitors and act as development hubs for the visitor economy in rural areas, towns and cities.
(g) Forestry, access, road infrastructure and buildings refurbishment:
A range of projects promoting access, through paths and road infrastructure, and refurbishment of key buildings.
(h) National parks, developing the rural economy:
A range of projects in the Cairngorms and Loch Lomond National Parks aimed at facilitating improvements to visitor infrastructure and buildings, and developing community projects.
(i) Scottish Court Service, estate improvement, essential maintenance and statutory compliance:
Projects focusing on essential estate maintenance and compliance, and estate improvements at Airdrie and Aberdeen, as well as civil court reform and carbon reduction.
(j) Work to Historic Scotland’s estate:
Various conservation and repair works to Historic Scotland’s estate including investment in new visitor facilities.
(k) National Museums of Scotland, maintenance:
Backlog maintenance and energy improvement projects across the National Museums of Scotland estate.
(l) Creative Scotland, grants programme:
Grants programmes for improvements to local and regional culture and arts infrastructure across Scotland.
(m) College, targeted investment in priority estates:
Projects to develop those college estates currently in the poorest condition.
(n) National sporting facility:
This commitment aims to support the delivery of facilities that play an important role in the player pathway and allow our top athletes to prepare for competing successfully on the international stage. These facilities build on existing provision and contribute to creating a lasting legacy from the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
(o) Community hub investment projects:
Projects to promote community access to sports and physical activities across Scotland.