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Official Report Meeting date: 5 October 2004

Environment and Rural Development Committee, 05 Oct 2004

She acknowledges in her letter that she finds our new information to be interesting, particularly the draft code of conduct, and she welcomes the Deputy Minister for Environment and Rural Development's comment that he is keen to have some form of statutory underpinning for the draft code.
Official Report Meeting date: 5 October 2004

Justice 1 Committee, 05 Oct 2004

The current committee adopted the inquiry to ensure that the recommendations are pursued.I invite the committee to consider the contents of the paper and what action to take in respect of the petition. I am the new one here, so clearly I have to catch up on several issues.
Official Report Meeting date: 30 September 2004

Plenary, 30 Sep 2004

Robin Cook has praised John Reid's paper, "Keeping the NHS Local—A New Direction of Travel", saying that it "challenges many of the centralising assumptions behind health policy in Scotland"and adding that"the whole point of devolution was to keep decisions local."
Official Report Meeting date: 28 September 2004

Health Committee, 28 Sep 2004

We will not be able to take oral evidence at least until December, but given that even that target might be ambitious, it might be safer to say that we will do it in the new year. We still have no firm dates for the proposed health bill.
Official Report Meeting date: 1 July 2004

Plenary, 01 Jul 2004

We have the opportunity through devolution—it is five years to the day since the official opening of this Parliament—to promote our country across the world and to do that more effectively than we have done in the past, using not just symbols but real substance to describe a modern Scotland that has dynamic cities, modern companies, great people, a fantastic landscape and a fantastic future ahead of it.I hope that Mr Swinney, the members of the Scottish nationalist party and whoever the new...
Official Report Meeting date: 20 May 2004

Plenary, 20 May 2004

The article revealed that the Theatre Royal was expected to be taken out of the hands of Scottish Opera and run by the Ambassador Theatre Group and that there might be a new, publicly funded venue. Can the First Minister deny that he or a member of his team broke commercial confidentiality by revealing those two facts, which were not in the public domain?
Official Report Meeting date: 12 May 2004

Public Petitions Committee, 12 May 2004

Our predecessor committee urged the Executive to develop its thinking on the matter and asked for an update to be provided to us early in the new session, if possible by mid-June 2003.Despite a number of reminders, no response has been received from the Scottish Executive, although Executive officials have told our clerks that we should receive a response s...
Official Report Meeting date: 3 March 2004

Public Petitions Committee, 03 Mar 2004

Green-belt Land (Legal Protection) (PE712) The final new petition is PE712, from Shirley McGrath, on behalf of Viewpark conservation group, which calls on Parliament to urge the Executive to ensure that green-belt land is given appropriate legal protection.
Official Report Meeting date: 14 January 2004

Environment and Rural Development Committee, 14 Jan 2004

I think that that committee is into the second week of taking evidence for the inquiry, which appeared somewhat out of the blue straight after the new year. Perhaps individuals could be involved.
Official Report Meeting date: 18 December 2003

Plenary, 18 Dec 2003

There is no doubt that if the introduction of top-up fees and, therefore, additional income in England and, potentially, Wales ensured that universities south of the border were able to make greater resources available for certain research units through centralisation, to build new facilities or to attract more members of staff, that would have a direct imp...

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