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The debate is about trying to get the balance right. The debate about the new housing partnerships in some parts of Scotland and about stock transfer is about trying to get much better reciprocity between rent levels and investment than has been the case in the past.
The rules and regulations by which it functions are prescribed by Scottish ministers. We will develop new rules for the hearing of cases such as those we are discussing today, so there will be an opportunity to address the concerns that Pauline raised in relation to the members of that tribunal hearing these cases if the bill is passed in the form that ther...
However, establishing a citizens panel is something that the committee could consider at stage 1 of the bill, if members thought that appropriate.Some of that might be new to members who had not realised that £50,000 was sitting around waiting to be spent.
That the Parliament endorses the principles of equalising the age of consent for homosexual and heterosexual activity and creating a new criminal offence of breach of trust as set out in the Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill considered by the UK Parliament in the 1998-99 parliamentary session and agrees that the UK Parliament should consider any Bill introdu...
However, I am not averse to the idea that we ask for more details about what has happened. Today's revelations put a new light on the French Government's refusal to lift the ban on British beef, as it may no longer ban the Scottish product.
Members of that delegation were in do doubt that they had concerns about the new boundary, particularly as they had little knowledge that it was to be introduced.
During this morning's debate, Stewart Stevenson suggested that Kenny MacAskill had adopted a new Labour approach; this afternoon, Kenny MacAskill is trying to promote for Scotland an approach that was designed for England and Wales.