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Although the committee agreed with the general thrust of the Equity Group's evidence, we were aware of the resource implications and of the fact that it was more appropriate that some groups of children should not be in mainstream education. For example, I recently visited a school for the deaf. The percentage of deaf children in the community is so small t...
I asked whether the clerks felt they had to attend meetings to get information or whether I could receive funding for one of my own support staff to take notes if I have to visit salmon growers in Shetland. I will come back to that issue in a minute when we discuss the role of the reporter.
I asked whether the clerks felt they had to attend meetings to get information or whether I could receive funding for one of my own support staff to take notes if I have to visit salmon growers in Shetland. I will come back to that issue in a minute when we discuss the role of the reporter.
New paragraph (b) covers practitioners registered with the Health Professions Council and new paragraph (c) covers practitioners registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council.
However, the appointment procedures to the new commission mean that the WIC's full appointment as chief executive of the new commission will require the approval of the chairman of the new commission, when they are appointed.
In particular, do members believe that new legislation is required to improve the management of common good assets, or could that be adequately covered by guidance to local authorities?
Mr Monteith took up the opportunity, which was offered by the committee, to make a written submission. There was nothing new in it, so we decided that we did not need to hear any further argument.
Amendment 3 will also allow ministers to extend the scope of the licensing scheme should new forms of activity arise that might properly justify a requirement for a knife dealer's licence.
That order is in need of updating to take account of developments since then, in particular the creation of new bodies and the abolition of existing ones.