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The responses are available on the committee's web page. In the communities that we visited, we heard concerns about our just disappearing back to Edinburgh, with the people there hearing no more about the matter, so could the report be sent to them?
I think that we were talking about less than 8 per cent web interest. The interesting point, which is not just applicable to Shetland, is that people use the web to access information but tend to telephone to make bookings—sometimes they write or e-mail.
Yesterday, the Rural Affairs and Environment Committee was privileged to visit Langholm where one of those problems—perceived conflicts of interest—is being tackled.
Prior to the pandemic, the Committee undertook a fact-finding visit to the South West of Scotland, including the port of Cairnryan, to consider the impact of the Protocol.
Minister for Justice (Visits to Stirling) To ask the Scottish Executive when the Minister for Justice will next visit the Stirling district and whom she will meet there.
Retrieved from <a href="https://www.soilassociation.org/blogs/2018/february/26/the-government-must-prioritise-climate-friendly-farming/" target="_blank">https://www.soilassociation.org/blogs/2018/february/26/the-government-must-prioritise-climate-friendly-farming/</a> [accessed 07 November 2018].
I first worked in an education department some while ago—not quite as long ago as Keir Bloomer—and I visited a primary school in Edinburgh at which almost the entire capitation allowance, as it used to be called, had been spent on audio recording equipment because the teacher had a great enthusiasm for audio recording on what used to be called cassettes.
With the introduction of the undergrazing requirement, we thought that we had a mechanism that provided a solution. However, during the auditors’ visit to Scotland in September and October, we discovered how they would view that approach, which made it impossible—it was just crazy.I would like to put down a marker on this point.