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The public confidence figures speak for themselves. We have applied the four Es throughout the Covid pandemic—engage, encourage and so on—so that has been very much the way in which we have approached our policing style.
The committee may wish to note that the Scottish Government intends to correct the error at the next legislative opportunity. In the notes to form 26, the third bullet point should refer to a fine imposed in a justice of the peace court or a district court, rather than to a fine imposed in a district court only.
We are running advanced higher events from 26 January until April, which will focus on what has changed from the existing advanced higher to the new advanced higher.
I very much thank all the witnesses for their evidence. 10:22 Meeting suspended. 10:26 On resuming— I welcome our witnesses for the second panel this morning: Paul Gray is director-general for health and social care in the Scottish Government and chief executive of NHS Scotland; Donna Bell is director for mental health in the Scottish Government; and, fro...
The area that was being looked at was enormous and councillors could have been dealing with up to 26 community councils. How would a member attend those?
Thank you. 09:45 My question might relate to the issue that has just been discussed. Page 26 of the University of Stirling submission says that people’s wages and salaries on labour market entry seem to be fairly similar, but a gap develops over a 10-year period.
Does the committee agree to make no recommendations in relation to the regulations? Members indicated agreement. 11:26 Meeting continued in private until 12:35.