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alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, glasgow. paul out racism, a group of players, administrators and fans calling for changes to cricketing institutions in scotland to eradicate racism in the game. he described tomorrow as a milestone. well, given the reasons that they've given, in particular tomorrow, we'll have a set of findings and recommendations, but that's when the hard work starts because we need to start taking action now. there's no leadership board in place. there's an interim chief executives been there for a matter of five days. so the first thing we need is a group of people in leadership positions absolutely committed to the journey that needs to go ahead, and prioritising the actions and improvement that have led to racism in our game above many other things that we've prioritised ahead of it. what we also need to do is look at rebuilding trust amongst those who have now been brave enough to come forward but have perhaps given up on the fact that discrimination was just part of the game, and that means addressing past

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, glasgow. paulof running out racism, a group of players, administrators and fans calling for changes to cricketing institutions in scotland to eradicate racism in the game. he gave me his reaction to the resignations. well, given the reasons that they've given, in particular that they didn't feel that they were in a position to take things forward, i think it's the right decision. we don't know what precisely will come tomorrow. they appear to have some inkling of it. but we need people fully committed. they have their own reasons for why they've come to that conclusion, but it's really important we're fully committed to making the changes, and therefore i think it's the right decision. we don't know the contents of the report until it's published tomorrow, but it's based on what you know from speaking to players, staff, those who are close to the game. what do you think we might learn from it about the stages of scottish cricket and the presence of racism within it? so, if the people that come forw