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Official Report Meeting date: 15 January 2003

Plenary, 15 Jan 2003

I also thank him for the way in which he has seriously engaged with the community in Barra and for making his visit to Barra his first ministerial engagement of the new year.

Official Report Meeting date: 2 October 2001

Procedures Committee, 02 Oct 2001

However, we have introduced a new system to deal specifically with inadmissible petitions.

Official Report Meeting date: 27 September 2006

Plenary, 27 Sep 2006

Such measures would produce new houses, new crofts and new communities—the opposite of a Highland clearance—which would be real support for crofting.

Official Report Meeting date: 9 June 2004

Stirling-Alloa-Kincardine Railway and Linked Improvements Bill Committee, 09 Jun 2004

Schedule 8 agreed to. Sections 18 to 26 agreed to. Section 27—Compensation for depreciation in value of interest in land subject to standard security Amendment 10, in the name of Richard Baker, on behalf of the promoter, is in a group on its own.

Official Report Meeting date: 30 January 2006

Public Petitions Committee, 30 Jan 2006

They are told that under-18s are not allowed to buy solvents, but there is nothing aimed at the kids who buy them.

Official Report Meeting date: 5 October 2005

Plenary, 05 Oct 2005

I am pleased that Highland Council, for example, has designated land for affordable housing in its latest local plan. I must now move on to the very important issue of enforcement.

Official Report Meeting date: 7 October 1999

Plenary, 07 Oct 1999

Without that level of support, the rail industry would be unable to invest in new trains, track and signalling. The recent introduction of the 15-minute interval Edinburgh to Glasgow Queen Street service is the latest example of how public money helps to generate improved services.

Official Report Meeting date: 11 March 2004

Plenary, 11 Mar 2004

That brings us to winding-up speeches. I will speak about the latest stealth tax that has been imposed on pensioners in the Highlands.

Official Report Meeting date: 27 September 2005

Local Government and Transport Committee, 27 Sep 2005

Paul Martin made the point that current operating hours under the Licensing (Scotland) Act 1976 permit someone in Edinburgh or Glasgow to buy alcohol 24 hours a day. Among my visits to hostelries in Edinburgh, I have visited the Scotsman bar in the High Street.

Official Report Meeting date: 10 December 2003

Communities Committee, 10 Dec 2003

Perhaps it is because the youths can buy drink easily. Do people feel that that is less of an offence in the new locations, or less of a disturbance?

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