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Every year, the Scottish Government is having to invest more than £700 million to mitigate the impact of Westminster policies that Scotland did not vote for, such as the bedroom tax, the rape clause and the removal of universal credit, which has plunged more people into poverty.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
11 December 2007
Amey’s engineering and meteorologicalassessments are then subject to liaison with Strathclyde Police. The outcome maybe a formal decision to close the bridge, wholly or in part, under the authorityof the Chief Constable.
A further concern expressed centred on the information provided by the Scottish Government to inform the Parliament's consideration of the use of the keeping pace power to enable effective scrutiny.