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Official Report Meeting date: 15 June 2000

Plenary, 15 Jun 2000

Opposition grows by the day and now includes Eddie George, Jim Sillars and the majority of people in Scotland.As a member of a party of self-confessed Euro-fanatics, is Mr Wallace disappointed at the lack of urgency among his Labour and SNP colleagues, or are they reconciled to the fact that there is no point in having any future meetings or running a campa...
Official Report Meeting date: 15 June 2000

Plenary, 15 Jun 2000

Can he assure us that he has taken every possible action to reach a solution, not just for the cashmere industry, but for other Scottish products? That is a pertinent point. More than the cashmere industry is threatened by this—a number of other products could be threatened.
Official Report Meeting date: 8 June 2000

Plenary, 08 Jun 2000

Only yesterday, my colleague Nicol Stephen, the Deputy Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning, attended a conference that was sponsored by the Scottish network for access and participation and the Scottish Higher Education Funding Council. They made the very point that Allan Wilson makes. The question is not only about access.
Official Report Meeting date: 8 June 2000

Plenary, 08 Jun 2000

If Mr Salmond's party had been really interested in those issues, it would have taken the opportunity to pursue them and it would not have been trying to score political points. Is the acting First Minister seriously saying that members of the Finance Committee and the European Committee of this Parliament—from every party—who have expressed disappointment ...
Official Report Meeting date: 8 June 2000

Plenary, 08 Jun 2000

We take crime very seriously—that is why the incidence of crime fell consistently under our Administration during the 1990s and has risen during the minister's, over the past couple of years. As we have pointed out repeatedly, Mr Wallace's justice budget has been slashed while he has stood by, police numbers have been cut and prisons are being closed.
Official Report Meeting date: 6 June 2000

Public Petitions Committee, 06 Jun 2000

Until a petition is closed, it will continue to appear on the list. At various points, there are references to it being agreed that no further action should be taken.
Official Report Meeting date: 18 May 2000

Plenary, 18 May 2000

Can he give us an unequivocal, clear-cut statement—yes or no? Mr Lochhead asks a five-point question and asks me to answer yes or no.
Official Report Meeting date: 28 March 2000

Equal Opportunities Committee, 28 Mar 2000

I particularly wanted to thank Ms Y for her contribution, and said that we would welcome the opportunity to speak to her again, perhaps as a less formal group rather than as a full committee.We are still in the process of fixing up a meeting with Jackie Baillie, but we are keen to raise with her the points that were made about the potential for cross-cuttin...
Official Report Meeting date: 10 February 2000

Plenary, 10 Feb 2000

They have wide- ranging concerns beyond the closure issue and he has point-blank refused to meet them. He refers all requests to the chief executive of the Scottish Prison Service.
Official Report Meeting date: 27 January 2000

Plenary, 27 Jan 2000

If the minister is not willing to do that, our farmers will begin to wonder what point there is in having a Minister for Rural Affairs who is too shy to speak to the commissioner and too weak to stand up to the Treasury in London.

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