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I note from your reply to Patrick Harvie's parliamentary question S3O-6274 that the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Wellbeing wrote to the UK Government on 26 June 2007 and that you still await a reply.
We all support that suggestion.I realised yesterday that all of that is different from what is stated in paragraph 26 at the end of the evidence paper that the committee has been given.
Last week, along with the local primary schools—Glaitness and Papdale—KGS was able to host a visit by Pamela L’Intelligent, who spent time with pupils.
The education of children has meant that they have constantly pushed their parents, grandparents and the community to recycle, which has had a big impact on the recycling achievements that we are very proud of in Fife. Education is important. I visited last year a school from which pupils had been across in Germany.
She told me to do it as soon as possible and to go to the Seven Towers housing estate in north Belfast, which she had just visited the week before and where some interesting work was being done to make human rights a reality in everyday life.
As Mr McDonald outlined, PAMIS has done a wealth of work supporting families who have children, brothers or sisters with profound and multiple learning disabilities. For them, days out, concerts or visits to a sports stadium are not the same.
That would undoubtedly reduce considerably the number of visits to accident and emergency departments—which are increasing substantially—because of wholly avoidable fractures, thereby saving pain and saving pounds of the health service’s purse.
I welcome to the committee via videolink—although he has visited us before—Dr Fabian Zuleeg, who is chief executive of the European Policy Centre in Brussels.