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I appreciate your coming along. 11:03 Meeting suspended. 11:05 On resuming—New Petitions New PetitionsWhistleblowing in Local Government (PE1488) Whistleblowing in Local Government (PE1488) The next item of business is consideration of three new petitions.
I remember one of my first food factory visits, when I went to visit for the purposes of resource efficiency and watched somebody pouring a large vat of caramel down a drain.
Of course, public safety remains our absolute top priority. I urge people to listen to the latest advice on local radio and digital channels, and to check before they travel.
As members are declaring their interests, I declare an interest as a taxpayer. The matter appears to be the latest in a long line of shambolic Scottish Government IT project fiascos.
It goes through some general principles, one of which is on the introduction of new technology, and it considers the process that we should follow in introducing new technology or new evidence types into, for example, forensic services.
Can you or your team update the committee on the latest position with upcoming LCMs, particularly any that are likely to engage the committee’s remit between now and the end of the session?
We also know, however, that we have yet to see the latest progress report from the Scottish Government on what it is achieving, how the plan is progressing and the areas that require to be looked at.
I should let you know that I am a visiting professor at SAMS, so I am delighted that you have visited and seen the amazing things that are being done there.