Legislation has been passed to tackle the 'kafala' system, which binds foreign workers to their employers, restricts their ability to change jobs and prevents many from leaving the country without their employers' permission. It lasted only a couple of minutes however, as 6ft 8in (2.03m) lock Flament, who had an excellent all-round debut, ran a student fly-half's line onto a Jalibert pass to send the home fans wild. Scotland will be unhappy with the performance but they made it three wins from their four autumn matches after victories over Tongo and Australia, to go with a defeat to world champions South Africa. "It is not often you lose a game and get a standing ovation from your supporters. The players know that if we can keep that level of performance and improve on that last bit, we will win games. I thought if we got the equaliser we would go on and win it but we didn't do either. This was our best away performance but we lost the game. There is huge disappointment in the dressing room they have lost another away game but I have to look at level of performance."