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Section 31—Orders and regulations Amendment 79 moved—Ross Finnie—and agreed to. Amendment 26 is in a group on its own. Amendment 26 is a straightforward amendment.
The Scottish Executive recently received research that showed conclusively that Scotland can be self-sufficient in renewable energy without siting wind farms on designated sites.
The banks and financial institutions are open to serious criticism because they do not properly control giving people credit. Some people have multiple debts but get more and more credit.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
10 January 2006
To ask the Scottish Executive what websites it has created in each year from 1999-2000 to 2005-06; how much each site cost to create, and how many visitors there have been to each site (a) since its creation, (b) in 2004-05 and (c) in 2005-06.
Having read the Official Report of the committee's meeting of 26 February and listened to the previous discussion, I should like to make clear that we are responsible only for sites of special scientific interest.
Scottish ParliamentStirling-Alloa-Kincardine Railway and Linked Improvements Bill CommitteeWednesday 26 May 2004(Afternoon) Scottish ParliamentStirling-Alloa-Kincardine Railway and Linked Improvements Bill CommitteeWednesday 26 May 2004(Afternoon) The Deputy Convener opened the meeting at 13:15River Teith Candidate ...
Rather, we need to be better able to enforce the existing legislation.The police expressed concerns to the Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee on the need to prove motivation for aggravated offences.
The individualised nature of the data is what is new.In his evidence, Scotland’s Commissioner for Children and Young People expressed some frustration: we have information on educational attainment, but what else?
I agree with her.Headteachers' leaders told the committee that although they would like to employ many of the people who have completed the probationary year, they cannot do so because they do not have the finances. The EIS expressed the same concern and stressed that local authorities do not have enough money to fund additional teachers.