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Tracey Dalling expressed a view that oversight in commissioning would be key:
It is about enforcement.
Committee reports
Date published:
16 December 2021
This is a rule that has as much chance of worsening the current situation in prisons as ameliorating it, establishing a permanent power to interfere with correspondence and relationships of imprisoned people and their loved ones.
Open Letter expressing concern and objection to new powers to photocopy all prisoner mail
To Convenors and Members of the Crimina...
LPPs could support officials to take a flexible approach to community wishes (such as not providing street lighting to reflect rural local needs).
Planning Democracy expressed concern that the figures in the Financial Memorandum of the cost of preparing a LPP were "on the low end" with the experience of preparing Neighbourhood plans in England demonstrating...
However, I have just finished reading a report based on an evaluation of the London challenge, which is credited with a huge increase in the performance of London schools.
Of course, that is all bound up with the current legal aid system. Practitioners have expressed concerns about this very complex issue, and I welcome the fact that the cabinet secretary is discussing it with them.
You can defend it in French, if you like. Si vous voulez, je puis le soutenir en français— No, I am just making the point that, before we increase the European budget, much more effective use could be made of the existing budget.
Local newspaper groups will need to develop their capacity to provide professional internet sites that they can monetise and to get into broadcast media.
Although it may be company policy not to give up any site, there are probably sites that are small and inappropriate for production—hence, viewed as inefficient—that are lying fallow but are not given up because of the de minimis charge that is made against them.
Brian said that local folk are concerned about increased traffic if the site becomes a tourist attraction. Evidence on visitor numbers to the Bearsden site could be available and might allay fears in Cramond.
People get a bad taste in their mouths when legislation is introduced right on the cusp of a recess and parliamentarians are not given the opportunity to express a view that reflects public opinion.