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However, a resource centre is being established to provide direct support on site for employees of Scottish Power and for employees of on-site contractors, and that will be in place from mid-November 2015.
Does the minister agree that, by inviting Remploy Aberdeen to submit a best and final offer only to then reject it, the UK Government has in effect led these people up the garden path and shown a total disregard for and lack of understanding of the work that is being done on site to develop a social enterprise hub?
With certain elements of universal credit that are coming in, there is also a feeling that they are having to fight for the rights of their children as they become adults.
You also mentioned how small businesses survive and thrive—I think that that was your expression. What data would you look at to make sure that they have survived and thrived?
Questions and Answers
Date lodged:
23 October 2017
To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking in response to reports that Childline has recorded a record number of young people expressing suicidal thoughts in the last year.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
25 August 2017
To ask the Scottish Government how much has been spent in each year since 1999 on labour market training, also expressed as a percentage of GDP. This information is not held centrally.
The bill was introduced on 20 June last year, and we issued our call for written evidence on 26 June with a deadline for submissions of 30 August, although we accepted late submissions while we were hearing oral evidence.
That concludes the public part of our meeting and we will move into private to consider the final items on our agenda. 12:26 Meeting continued in private until 12:39.
If we are looking to apply the same principles, I see no reason why the code of conduct should not make clear the standard of behaviour that is expected of a member in their treatment of a visitor to the Parliament, and that a visitor may make a complaint under the code if they feel that they have been treated inappr...