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—Official Report, Welfare Reform Committee, 26 March 2013; c 678.Mr Ogilvie said much the same just now, and you called him speculative; do you think that Councillor McCabe was being speculative when he gave his evidence on 26 March?
If the committee proposes to close the petition, I hope that the petitioner will raise the issue in the new session of the Parliament when it convenes in May.Do colleagues have any suggestions or thoughts?
Responding to the climate emergency was at the core of that agreement and I am proud of what the Scottish Greens achieved during our time in government: free bus travel for under-22s, banning new incinerators and ending fossil fuel heating in new-build homes.
That will build on work that we have already delivered to improve data collection by health boards and to publish new core standards for mental health.
This week we will hear from the Scottish Government on its views on the outcomes of COP15 and about how the targets that were agreed at the summit will be embedded in the new Scottish biodiversity strategy.
The Soil Association estimates that the support that will be needed to meet the ambition for 342,000 hectares of new woodland to be planted by 2050 could be delivered at a cost of around £100 million.
The project will provide Scotland’s first dedicated mother and child residential care units, and will allow women to receive recovery support while living with their children. The new units will provide eight new residential rehabilitation placements for women in Scotland.