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That is the health service of the 19th century, not the 21st century. 16:26 I begin by reflecting on the general state of the national health service in Scotland.
We thank the petitioner for bringing the petition to our attention. 09:26 Meeting suspended. 09:27 On resuming—Continued Petitions Continued Petitions Our next item is consideration of continued petitions.
That concludes the committee’s business in public today. At its next meeting, on 26 March, the committee will hear from the Minister for Energy, Connectivity and the Islands on the draft Scotland Act 1998 (Transfer of Functions to the Scottish Ministers etc) Order 2019.
—Official Report, Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee, 26 October 2017; c 13. She was very robust in defending the BBC, but everyone else from whom we have taken evidence—including the screen sector leadership group—has said that there is clearly a problem.
We have a job to do in taking on board young people’s concerns and any bad experiences that they might have had in Catholic schools. At your meeting on 26 January, Barbara Coupar said that she would take that forward.
A contract notice for the design work on the 26-mile stretch of the A96 from east of Huntly to Aberdeen, also known as the eastern section, was published on 24 January.
I have no doubt that we will continue to engage with you in the years ahead. 11:22 Meeting suspended. 11:26 On resuming—Climate Change and the Scottish Parliament Climate Change and the Scottish Parliament Under agenda item 4, we will take evidence from the Scottish Parliament on its work in combating climate change.
Initially, there was a £20 million cut for universities and a £26 million cut for colleges. More recently, there was a £26 million cut to pay for pay rises for teachers, and there was another £56 million cut from demand-led courses.