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But they are the costs of making changes. Whether those costs are for new services, new products, new staff or securing existing employment, they all require investment by the business.
We expect to hear and will very much welcome comments on some of the new ideas that are floating around. It would also be useful if you could think of any snags that might come from new ideas.
How would your bill change the relationship between the Scottish Government and local government on funding, for example? What new powers would it give local government in respect of the ability to have new income streams?
I invite members' comments and suggestions, particularly on the proposals for visits. To get as much as we can out of the visits, we could split into two groups and cover different visits, rather than have the whole committee going on each visit.
The Committee noted that the power under section 30 will allow further provisions to be made in respect of the provisions under sections 26 to 29 of the Bill. The Committee acknowledged that the language used in section 30 is similar to that used in section 18 (discussed above) noting in particular the reference to the generality of the power not being limi...
Support for the Bill
The proposal for the Bill was lodged on 4 December 2018, and following this 26 members expressed their support. The party breakdown was as follows:
Eleven Scottish Labour.