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They include engagements in 2018, on 1 November, 7 November and 5 December; in 2019, on 4 February, 17 April, 23 April, 1 May, 3 May, 30 May, 26 June and 11 November; and, most recently, in 2020, on 16 January.
In yesterday’s welfare debate in this Parliament, we saw the shambles of the SNP and the First Minister’s colleague Mr Neil referring to the Scotland Bill and confirming his desire to reverse tax credits cuts by saying: “The amendments that were tabled today should give the Scottish Parliament that power”—Official Report, 4 November 2015; c 26.
We have been clear that incentivisation, de-regulation and, where necessary, targeted state intervention are all required to ensure sustainable deer management.
I consider this to be a significant concession on my part and would have the effect of markedly reducing the cost in the early years of implementation and allaying concerns you have expressed around the potential impact on the teacher workforce.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
13 August 2018
This notwithstanding, Scottish Government officials are mindful of public anxiety and are in regular liaison with the MHRA (responsible for the regulation of medical devices in the United Kingdom), to appraise and respond to new information as it emerges.
Healthcare Improvement Scotland is piloting an improvement programme supporting the development of practice of mental health observation within six pilot sites across Scotland. This includes NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
Ìre 2
Ro Ìre 2, sgrìobh Riaghaltas na h-Alba chun na prìomh Chomataidh a-rithist agus mhìnich iad na freagairtean aca do chuid de na gearanan nas fharsainge air a’ Bhile a bharrachd air na h-amasan tùsail aca airson atharrachaidhean a chur a-steach aig Ìre 2.
John Finnie: To ask the Scottish Government for what reason the Maeshowe cairn at the Orkney UNESCO World Heritage Site has been closed without consultation.