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Scottish ParliamentEnterprise and Lifelong Learning CommitteeTuesday 26 September 2000(Afternoon) The Deputy Convener opened the meeting at 14:03 Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.
It is also diminishing the respect that people have for local government.However, it is fair to say that the views on decoupling are not all one-sided, and Liberal Democrats have been among those who have expressed concerns about the move at various stages.
It would only be worth doing if there were particular points relating to this committee that we felt we could not express adequately in an individual capacity.
In it, New Lanark gains universal cultural acclamation and access to an international network of sites. I know that our late First Minister, Donald Dewar, was passionately committed to New Lanark and a regular visitor to the village.
The Committee has heard evidence from many contributors to the inquiry who have expressed regret that the Scottish Government has paused plans for a Learning Disabilities, Autism and Neurodivergence Bill, which it was felt would contribute positively towards promoting a whole systems or whole society approach to supporting people with neurodevelopmental con...