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I highlight that the House of Lords Energy and Environment Sub-Committee of the European Union Committee has expressed concerns. Its report says: “We are not convinced that the Government’s preparations are progressing quickly enough, and in some respects the Government appears to lack a credible plan of action.”
Maybe we should bank that until we hold an inquiry for which it is important that we engage with a community, rather than using up our credit on an external business planning day.
What more can he insist be done to offer practical access for patients and visitors alike? Mr Carlaw will be aware that there is a range of options and routes.
Does the minister agree that arts events such as the coast festival, the launch of which I attended recently in Macduff, are vital in supporting community spirit and boosting the local economy by attracting visitors, both foreign and domestic? I absolutely agree.
The minister describes a framework of measures that is clearly failing to provide air that is fit to breathe in some of our cities. Glaswegians and our many visitors—who will of course arrive in great numbers next year—are subjected to the worst air quality in the whole United Kingdom.
I am delighted to make common cause with Scottish Conservatives and work shoulder to shoulder with them to persuade the Chancellor of the Exchequer of the case for taking effective action, as many other countries are doing, to provide a better tax environment to attract tourists and visitors. I am delighted that the Scottish Conservatives recognise the need...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 April 2013
All prisoners with a sentence of six months or more are registered permanently with the prison health centre and de-registered from their community General Practice.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 January 2014
To ask the Scottish Government whether it will support Carrick Community Councils' Forum in creating a Lion of Alba sculpture and visitor centre at Turnberry, birthplace of Robert the Bruce, as a permanent legacy of the 2014 Year of Homecoming.