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r=11251&c=2047168The evidence the Committee received from SFHA and ALACHO expressed some concerns about the funding of adaptations, particularly for housing associations.
Long-term financial planning
In its report on the 2017-18 draft budget, the Committee expressed its disappointment at the delay by the COPFS in producing a long-term financial strategy.
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to create new public bodies.
There are express limitations on the use of the powers conferred by Clause 7: it may not be used for example to impose or increase taxation, to make retrospective provision or to amend, repeal or revoke the Human Rights Act 1998.
Objectives of the Bill
Overall, evidence received by the Committee was supportive of the principal objective of the Bill, with many witnesses expressing surprise that the fitting of seat belts on school transport was not already mandatory.
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Section 85F(3) determines that the appointed person: "(a) must give each party to the dispute an opportunity to make a representation, but (b) may otherwise decide the procedure for determining the dispute". The Law Society of Scotland expressed...
In its response to the Finance and Constitution Committee's call for evidence on the Financial Memorandum the Rail Delivery Group expressed concerns about residual costs which will fall on England and Wales PSA holders as a result of integration.
Comment
Baseline Year
The Committee sought an explanation from the Scottish Government as to why, instead of the regulation-making power, section 3 of the Bill could not have expressed the 1 April 2010 baseline year to apply until 31 March 2020 and then automatically to change to the financial year beginning 1 April 2020.
Minimising the complexity of administering ADT also tended to shape the view of respondents who expressed an opinion on alternative forms of taxation which could be applied.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
31 January 2013
To ask the Scottish Government where the residential pain service referred to by the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Wellbeing in a report in the Daily Express on 21 January 2013 will be located.
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it has expressed views to the UK Government or regulatory authorities regarding the impact on jobs and investment in Scotland of a concentration of media ownership.