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The Veterinary Association for Wildlife Management wrote to the DCS chairman to express"concern at the serious shortcomings in animal welfare that apparently accompanied the cull.
We must respect what the industry in Scotland wants to do, but we must put what visitors want ahead of that. The future of tourism is in ensuring that we understand our visitors.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 January 2007
The aggregate of these annual payments however cannot be directly comparedto the construction costs as these payments include the provision of hard and softFM services over the life of the contract.Had the hospitals been procuredby a traditional procurement route additional annual costs would be incurred includingcapital charges and costs for the provision of hard and soft FM services.Hairmyres Hospital Year Amount (£ Million) Year Amount (£ Million) Year Amount (£ Million) Year Amount (£ Million) 2004-05 15.45 2011-12 19.31 2018-19 22.52 2025-26...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 January 2007
I am sure that we are allowed to mention that. I echo some of the points that Des McNulty made. The convener's suggestion of a presentation is excellent.
We have heard evidence that the primary concern of the operator is not about the loss of spaces; its concern is more about being able to maintain access to the site and the internal road within the site during construction and thereafter.
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S2W-7432 by Ross Finnie on 4 May 2004, on what date it expects to receive the report on the culls in Glenfeshie. Ministers received the reporton 26 May 2004. S2W-08346