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Jackie Baillie
Thank you, convener.
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Jackie Baillie
We have heard from many witnesses about having a flexible definition of “vulnerable”, because it is important that that relates to context, rather than simply to ...
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Jackie Baillie
Yes—we do.
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Jackie Baillie
Excellent. I now have no need for a further answer.
Jackie Baillie
You could just say yes.
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Jackie Baillie
If the minister wants to be on a roll here, I wonder whether he would also look kindly on evidence from stakeholders—
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Jackie Baillie
I want to check whether the power to co-ordinate and disseminate information and advice to consumers covers areas where there is a significant community safety is...
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Jackie Baillie
I will finish on this point. I am driving at the fact that you do not seem to want to codify Citizens Advice Scotland’s role in the bill, and you cannot offer it ...
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Jackie Baillie
I am sure that you would not want to see it disadvantaged, relative to the citizens advice networks in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Jackie Baillie
You will be aware that CAS used to have statutory underpinning under the Consumers, Estate Agents and Redress Act 2007. That still applies to the citizens advice ...
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