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My point is that if we do not have an objective to ensure that we de-risk farming and that there are viable farming units, the term “regenerative” means nothing.
However, we can write to the cabinet secretary, recording the concerns that have been expressed by a range of members in this meeting about those matters.
I hope that we can continue to have this conversation, because that is what tonight’s debate was about. 18:26 I am grateful to Emma Harper for lodging the motion and for enabling us to have a debate to mark eating disorders awareness week.
For the six months after—that is, from October 2022 to March 2023—there were 2,200 such assessments, which means that there was a 26 per cent reduction in the number of households coming from the private rented sector that were assessed as homeless.
Will he agree that the Highland Council visitor levy, if implemented, should result not only in investment in infrastructure but in support for local businesses and improvements in the competitiveness of our visitor economy?
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
25 August 2017
To ask the Scottish Government whether it plans to extend the liability for taxation at illegal waste sites to persons other than the illegal waste site controller, such as landowners, waste transporters or waste producers.
Accordingly, the general (default) speed limit of 30 mph set by section 81 of the 1984 Act applies to all street-lit Class C and unclassified roads, except where those roads have been “de-restricted” (either by a direction under section 82(2)(a), or by virtue of section 84(3)); and to any other road which has been “restricted” by direction under section 82(...