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I saw it as a courtesy invite from the committee—a setting in train of what I hope will be a good working relationship, given the parameters within which we all work. Beyond that, Susan Deacon's visits to the committee will result from specific issues that arise in our work load.
Car-parking charges in some cases are so high that they are a deterrent to people who want to visit hospitals. It can be a very expensive experience in some parts of the country.
I was surprised that the minister began with what was potentially a new announcement. I have to tell him that on 26 July 2001, Rhona Brankin announced that there would be an economic impact study of the value of angling to Scotland.
They do not have a classification system; they just publish everything on the web. You focus on those who are in a higher risk category, but why not publish everything?
Even such a simple subject as this has more information on the web than any of us could ever hope to read.I was interested to read on Google that the dangers of asbestos were already well known as far back as 1899.
My daughter, who is a sad soul, follows the Parliament on the web in America, where she saw that I planned to introduce the Dog Fouling (Scotland) Bill and informed my son-in-law, James.
The scheme for community councils can accommodate 26, and we have 21 up and running. I am interested in young people's involvement in citizenship and in education for citizenship.
I wonder what views members have on that. I will come back to the visiting members, but I want to hear the views of members of the committee and to allow them to ask questions.