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Our submission is that south-east Asia should under no circumstances be ignored. That point was made before 26 December 2004, when the tsunami hit, and I hope that the tsunami has reinforced the point that south Asia is one of the poorest parts of the world, so we cannot ignore what happens there.
Projects such as the ITIs, the co-investment fund and the new business growth fund are new and exciting departures and will lead to greater economic growth in the future.
It summarises areas in which the committee expressed an interest in the past and during the visit to Brussels, when some interesting presentations were made to us.
We want—in addition to a formal meeting of the committee—to carry out some fact-finding visits in Dalry. Perhaps the best way to do that, given that Dalry is a good two-hour drive from Edinburgh, would be to go to Dalry on Monday and carry out the fact-finding visits in the afternoon and early evening.
This does not affect the right of any Member representing a constituency or area to raise a matter on behalf of a constituent. School visits Where schools visit the Parliament, constituency Members should be invited to attend as a matter of course.
To ask the Scottish Executive what proportion of women non-urgently referred by their GP with a suspected breast condition were subsequently diagnosed with breast cancer in the latest period for which figures are available.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
31 October 2006
To ask the Scottish Executive what the average primary class size is. The latest available averageprimary class size is shown in the 2005 Pupil Census.