The claim that the Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) is carrying out daily investigations is well-supported by public evidence from the time of the speech. The Scotsman reported that "The Mining Remediation Authority and Clackmannanshire Council are on the scene in Coalsnaughton daily," directly corroborating the "daily" element. The MRA's own Chief Operations Director, Carl Banton, stated at a residents' meeting that "work is continuing at pace to establish the cause of this incident," and a joint MRA–Clackmannanshire Council statement confirmed ongoing investigations. Clackmannanshire Council's official incident FAQ page states that "structural engineers and other specialists are attending the site to carry out inspections and gather information," and that "expert teams remain on site and will continue working." The BBC also reported the MRA's commitment to an eight-week investigation period, during which daily on-site work was described as continuing. No source contradicts the assertion that investigations were being carried out daily. While "daily" is a strong qualifier, the available evidence—including explicit reporting that the MRA is on scene daily—supports the claim. Sources: The Scotsman (https://www.scotsman.com/news/politics/a-community-at-breaking-point-inside-the-coalsnaughton-evacuations-8660116); BBC News (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cze27lpjnr6o); Clackmannanshire Council Coalsnaughton Incident FAQs (https://www.clacks.gov.uk/community/benbuckviewfaq/); Mining Remediation Authority LinkedIn joint statement (https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mining-remediation-authority_update-joint-statement-with-clackmannanshire-activity-7467855612442497024-CDfD); Alloa and Hillfoots Advertiser (https://www.alloaadvertiser.com/news/26230621.coalsnaughton-ground-movement-continues-weeks-97-homes-evacuated/)