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As a possible solution, it suggested—
An additional provision could be considered, whereby the legislation makes it clear that the EIRs apply to RSLs. That could be a new provision in the bill, stating that RSLs are to be treated as Scottish public authorities for the purposes of the EIRs, or a consequential amendment to the EIRs, specifically adding RSLs e...
r=11063&c=2018400Perth and Argyll Regional Forestry Forum argued that the Scottish Government must clarify, precisely, what any new compulsory purchase powers are to be used for.
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10 September 2017
As such, information on applications will only provide us with a partial view of the situation across local authorities. Therefore any new uniform data collection system would be disproportionate to the information gathered and the costs attached to the collection of data could make the application process disproportionately expensive.
Both the findings of the Education and Skills Committee, and the approach of the new national mental health strategy point to the need for a more joined up approached to national policy on prejudice-based bullying and harassment.
Retrieved from <a href="http://www.parliament.scot/S5_Environment/General%20Documents/(024)_20161206_Forest_Policy_Group.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.parliament.scot/S5_Environment/General%20Documents/(024)_20161206_Forest_Policy_Group.pdf</a> [accessed 31 March 2017] In oral evidence, Simon Pepper suggested “…although it might seem paradoxical, a compulsory backstop is an essential part of a voluntary system…certainly I feel that stronger, clearer support now from the relatively new...
I disagree with amendments 26, 53 and 54. None of them is necessary, and I humbly suggest that Mr Mundell's amendment 26 is, indeed, a wrecking amendment.
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S2W-1179 by Ross Finnie 26 June 2003, whether it will report on the non-CAP outcomes of the Agriculture and Fisheries Council held in Brussels in June 2003.