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We should suggest that the Executive undertake an awareness campaign, although I do not want to be prescriptive and say that it should focus on X, Y and Z, which would be more than presumptuous.
However, people have told me that they do not understand why the committee had invited X but not Y. I do not want to get into the nitty-gritty of that, as I appreciate that members may not want to discuss it, but I think that it is important that people understand where we are coming from.
As with many other directives, it contains some qualifying words, such as, "the directive has given authority for X, Y and Z to happen" and then goes on to say, "but regard must be paid to social, economic and cultural diversity at the local level."
As with many other directives, it contains some qualifying words, such as, "the directive has given authority for X, Y and Z to happen" and then goes on to say, "but regard must be paid to social, economic and cultural diversity at the local level."
I would like to turn to what is happening on college radio in America. What does Scotland mean to 18 to 26-year-old Americans? It means Sharleen Spiteri, who is part of a band from Glasgow that is called Texas.
However, we should consider children in poorer areas of our cities who know nothing but the surroundings in which they have been born and raised and for whom a visit to somewhere such as Loch Morlich, in Aviemore, must seem like a visit to another world.
Perhaps an annual visit or a visit at the start of each presidency would put the relationship on a relatively secure footing, although not a formal footing.