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At present, any worker who is in receipt of tax credits—or, as Ken Macintosh outlined, housing benefits—and who receives a rise in their earnings will have their tax credits clawed back in the following financial year.
I call Sarah Boyack to speak to and move amendment S6M-15086.2. 15:26 I thank the committee for its report because this is an important debate for us to have.
They are juxtaposed very well in exhibit 8 on pages 26 and 27. Are you assured that those two big partners that have a legacy vision are looking in the same direction?
We bring together developers and the local community with a small seed budget and get an agreement from the developer to lease the site or allow the community to use it for two or three years.
You are correct to flag up the fact that there are some difficult sites within the board’s geographical area that have been on the market for some time, but the board is still actively pursuing sales on those sites and a number are under offer.
For example, water quality has been quite a significant issue in the peatland action project, and there could be a big tourism spin-off from attracting visitors to quite remote areas. A visitor centre is being established— In a war zone, as far as the one in my constituency is concerned.