That the Parliament celebrates the 150th anniversary of the launch of Cutty Sark; acknowledges that the Dumbarton-built craft is one of Scotland's most famous ships and is the world’s last surviving Victorian tea clipper; notes that it was a hugely important vessel in 19th and 20th century international sea-trading, beginning with its maiden voyage from London to Shanghai in 1870; acknowledges the positive cultural and economic contribution that it continues to make, with it being docked in Greenwich and used as a major tourist attraction; understands that, as part of the anniversary celebrations, the Dumbarton Library Heritage Centre will be showcasing key pieces from the vessel and the history surrounding its launch, and wishes Cutty Sark all the best for the next 150 years and beyond as it continues to make a positive and important contribution to the nation's history and the wider world.