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Scottish ParliamentEnvironment and Rural Development CommitteeWednesday 26 January 2005 Scottish ParliamentEnvironment and Rural Development CommitteeWednesday 26 January 2005 The Convener opened the meeting at 10:03Climate Change Inquiry Climate Change Inquiry I welcome the press, the public, panel members and col...
I hope that OSCR will ensure that appropriate inquiries can be made into such matters in future, and I offer amendment 26 to the Parliament as a way to ensure that that can happen.I move amendment 26.
Paul Grice's monthly report to the committee is intended to provide that clarification. The report should inform us of visits abroad that the Presiding Officer and Deputy Presiding Officers plan to make, and of the reasons for those visits.
Paul Grice's monthly report to the committee is intended to provide that clarification. The report should inform us of visits abroad that the Presiding Officer and Deputy Presiding Officers plan to make, and of the reasons for those visits.
Phil Gallie has made a number of points.On the first point, about young offenders in prison, a report will be published on the 26 September—I think that I have got the date right—on the experience of young offenders within the Scottish Prison Service.
Although the consultation exercise will not end until 26 October. The European consultation exercise will not finish until 26 October, so the Parliament can comment.
We must recognise the fact that simply bringing in civic studies will not result in people voting at the age of 26, 36 or whatever. The issue is getting them to participate in the democratic process, and a large part of that depends on literacy.