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Our programme of visits has been pretty hectic, but I am sure that members have found them to be useful.Our next meeting will be in the chamber on Wednesday 26 November, when we will be taking evidence on the Criminal Procedure (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill from the Scottish Executive and Crown Office officials.
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.
Surely, if they have managed to stay on budget, but only by doing X, Y and Z, you should know what X, Y and Z were—especially as they might have impacted on some of the national targets.
We have learned a great deal—as I am sure the committee has—through the evidence that the committee has taken, through the site visits, and through the committee's discussions.
Furthermore, your paper continues with the claim that"a number of voluntary groups have already been contacted and visited".Have you and Adam Ingram "contacted and visited" those groups, or are you referring to work that has already been undertaken by other committees?
I want to draw three items to the committee's attention.First, I have received correspondence from Mr McCabe concerning our scrutiny of a Sewel motion on the European Union Bill, which was introduced in the House of Commons on 26 January after it was announced in the Queen's speech in November.
If anyone laughs, I will have them ejected.As committee members will be aware, I attended the opening ceremony of the European year of people with disabilities at the Athens concert hall on Sunday 26 January 2003. The senior assistant clerk, Richard Walsh, accompanied me.