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That is the bad news; the good news, of course, is that, according to exhibit 11, freight numbers have increased by 26 per cent. That is still short of Glasgow airport’s 34 per cent increase, but it is significant nonetheless.
We need to build trust in immunisation—especially MMR—to ensure that the same does not happen again. 16:26 As previous speakers outlined, immunisation has played, and continues to play, a vital role in protecting and improving the health of the people of Scotland.
The Scottish Government’s resource budget has been cut by 7.7 per cent in real terms, and the capital budget has been cut by a sizeable 26 per cent. The challenge of finding ways of funding action on climate change is considerable.I welcome the committee’s scrutiny of the draft RPP2 and look forward to members’ questions.
I am pleased that Jim Eadie’s amendment 26 on scrutiny was agreed to but, again, there must be scrutiny of all Scottish Water’s statutory duties.I think that we are getting a little bit of extra time, so I will briefly— You do not have to be that brief, Mr Chisholm.
In the case of Business Stream, customer satisfaction has increased by 26 per cent in three years and customer complaints have decreased by 50 per cent since 2009.
That was first announced by Fiona Hyslop on 26 October and it was confirmed on 9 November in a Government circular to colleges, which stated that the allocation was for 2007-08.
The integration network is doing a good job, as is the Govanhill Law Centre, which is an essential facet of the area and has done a fantastic job—members have been invited to visit the centre, so that they can understand some of the issues with which it deals daily.Translation is an important issue.
I have found that they are, essentially, the same, although there are minor differences. Yes. You should visit City of Edinburgh Council, which has been working on road repairs and has, I am pretty sure, massively improved its productivity.