Thanks for your review, and apologies for any disappointment caused by current restrictions at the cathedral. As you may know, the current restrictions were put in place following some sample surveys which we conducted last year. These surveys identified potentially concerning masonry at high level, and the access restrictions were put in place to ensure that visitors and staff were not exposed to any risks. Winter weather meant we had to pause this inspection work, but we used that time to plan and prioritise a programme of inspections, which began this May, as well as to develop and carry out specialist training for our staff who are performing the inspections. Sites where access restrictions are having a significant adverse community and economic impact, such as St Andrews Cathedral, are being prioritised this year. You can find more information on the prioritisation of our planned inspections here: https://www.historicenvironment.scot/about-us/news/inspection-programme-underway-to-assess-scotlands-national-heritage-assets/ Our aim is to provide as much public access as safely as possible to our sites. As the project progresses, we will look for ways to safely allow at least partial access to our sites. If it becomes possible to safely open the cathedral, we will update this on our website. Full details of what parts of St Andrews Cathedral will remain closed, and what is open will be kept up to date on our website. We are sorry for any disappointment the closure of the cathedral has caused, and are working hard to make sure that it is safe to re-open for the public and our staff. Thanks again for your feedback.