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Official Report Meeting date: 14 December 2004

Standards Committee, 14 Dec 2004

I do not understand the background to paragraphs 26 to 28. By and large, the point is that parliamentarians who are speaking at an event as parliamentarians ought to declare any interests.
Official Report Meeting date: 18 September 2001

Rural Development Committee, 18 Sep 2001

I hope that members will forgive us for having to make that change.It is timely to remind members of the inquiry's terms of reference:"To identify whether the Scottish Executive's Forward Strategy on Agriculture, published on 26 June 2001, sets out the vision and level of commitment that is necessary to develop a prosperous farming industry, sustainable rur...
Official Report Meeting date: 29 November 2005

Enterprise and Culture Committee, 29 Nov 2005

We were talking just last night to representatives of the Gaelic Media Service and there has been another informal meeting today.
Official Report Meeting date: 3 December 2002

Justice 1 Committee, 03 Dec 2002

The time is right to do that, as Cranstoun Drug Services Scotland is now represented in Cornton Vale.
Official Report Meeting date: 8 December 1999

Local Government Committee, 08 Dec 1999

If, however, there is to be a move towards political executives, such executives' deliberations will require servicing by an officer corps. Either the chief executive's office or a separate group of officers would service that cabinet.
Official Report Meeting date: 2 November 1999

Equal Opportunities Committee, 02 Nov 1999

Assessment should be based more on how effectively the service performs and on how many psychologists it has, as it is ultimately about the quality of service that individual pupils receive.
Official Report Meeting date: 14 November 2000

Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee, 14 Nov 2000

About 22 per cent of students who enter the Open University come with credit from another form of study. There are two possibilities.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 4 May 2000

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The information requested is set out in the table below:Task ForceMembershipHomelessnessTask ForceMs Jackie Baillie (Chair) Deputy Minister for Communities Councillor Rita Miller, Convener of Community Services, South Ayrshire Council Mr Mark Turley, Director of Housing, Edinburgh City Council Mr Robert Aldridge, Director, Scottish Council for Single Homeless Ms Liz Nicholson, Director, Shelter, Scotland Ms Margaret Taylor, Director, Glasgow Council for Single Homeless Mr Mel Young, Director, The Big Issue in Scotland Mr David Orr, Director, Scottish Federation of Housing Associations Ms Pat Bagot, Policy and Practice Manager, Scottish Homes Ms Suzanne Fitzpatrick, Department of Urban Studies, Glasgow University Ms Hilary Reynolds, Department of Social Security Ms Catriona Renfrew, Greater Glasgow Health Board Mr Bill Robertson, Association of Directors of Social Work Mr David Belfall, Head of Group, Development Department, Scottish ExecutiveTayside Task ForceProfessor Frank Clark CBE, former General Manager of Lanarkshire Health Board (Chair) Mr David Bolton, Director of Primary and Community Service Development at Lothian Primary Care NHS Trust Mr Cameron Revie, PricewaterhouseCoopers Mr Mike Fuller, Scottish Partnership Forum Professor David Rowley, Chairman of Tayside Acute Services ReviewGaelic Organisations Task ForceMr John Alick Macpherson, Depute Director of the Gaelic Broadcasting Committee (Chair) Ms Maggie Cunningham, BBC Scotland Mrs Annie MacSween, Senior Lecturer in Gaelic Development at Lews Castle College Mr Donald John MacInnes, Chief Executive of Scotland Europa Mr Donald Mackay, Financial ConsultantDigital ScotlandTask ForceMr Peter Peacock, Deputy Minister for Children and Education Mr Robert Crawford, Chief Executive, Scottish Enterprise Mr Gordon McKenzie, Scotland Country Manager, Microsoft Limited Mr Graham Moore, Director, BT Scotland Mr Frank Cullen, Managing Director, NTL Scotland Ms Margaret Morrison, Country Manager Scotland and Ireland, Cisco Systems Mr Gordon H Brown, Finance Director, IBM UK Limited Professor Tom Wilson, Chair of Glasgow, Technology Network, GCBP Mr Robert Craig, Director, Scottish Centre for Information and Library Services Mr Keith Monserrat, Director, Legal and Regulation, THUS Mr Richard Pietrasik, Chief Executive, SCET Ms Rachel Willmer, Chief Executive Officer, Intertrader Mr Gavin Nicholson, Managing Director, The Realise Group Mr Bill Harvey, Deputy Director, The Scottish Funding Councils for Further and Higher Education Ms Lesley Beddie, Director of Communications, The Scottish Parliament Ms Oonagh Aitken, Chief Executive, CoSLA Mr Frank Binnie, Chief Executive, Internet Society of Scotland Ms Ann Macintosh, Director, International Teledemocracy Centre Mr Chris van der Kuyl, Chief Executive Officer, VIS Interactive plc Mr Hugh Aitken, Vice-President Operations, SUN Microsystems Scotland B.V.
Official Report Meeting date: 20 November 2003

Plenary, 20 Nov 2003

I express the Parliament's gratitude to and support for Scottish service personnel in Iraq.I move amendment S2M-618.3, to leave out from "opposes" to end and insert:"supports all those who are working for world peace and the extension of democracy; reasserts its support for the route map to peace in the Middle East; believes that the contribution of UK service personnel, including those from Scotland, should be commended, and expresses its sympathy to the families of those members of the armed forces who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of their country and in the pursuit of world peace."
Official Report Meeting date: 23 May 2001

Social Justice Committee, 23 May 2001

We also have a clear fix on what will be required to service debt and the breakage costs at that point.

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