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Yes. Last time round, Mr Ewing, you expressed concerns, not I think in relation to the petition but with regard to the unforeseen consequences of actions that might be taken.
Correspondence (Graeme Dey MSP) Item 2 is correspondence from Graeme Dey MSP. He wrote to the committee expressing concern about the type and number of parliamentary motions that were being lodged to congratulate individuals or organisations.
However, there was also a view that the negotiations with FMEL had led to the best deal that could have been struck with FMEL. Again, I express my deep regret at the delays and cost overruns in the construction of the ferries.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 January 2016
Will you comment on that and on what the implications are, please? In fact, that concern was expressed by the dean of faculty in an open letter to the Lord Advocate.
In saying that the construction industry cannot be open, what scientific evidence is he relying on that is different from what is available in England? Not as many sites are operating south of the border as some would think.
Even the White House in Washington, home to Barack Obama, boasts its own credit union. In Edinburgh, we have Capital Credit Union, and all MSPs and Scottish Parliament staff are encouraged to become members.