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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.
We should say that, although there are practical situations where such a practice might be advantageous for the users of instruments, that creates difficulties—in parliamentary terms and for various other reasons—for users in the end. We should express our outstanding concerns. The last sentence of paragraph 26 is cl...
The cabinet secretary is also absolutely right to express disbelief that he and his officials learned of the source of the 2007 outbreak from BBC news.
Those are la crème de la crème, so to speak. Their owners would be able to tap into European Community funds that are available for the management of such sites.
That issue arose at the conveners liaison group meeting yesterday. Considerable concerns were expressed over the proposals for either reducing the size of committees or creating, in some cases, two separate committees with one portfolio.
You are saying that the planning guidelines that were issued by the Scottish Executive to councils have been amended to allow companies to use green-belt sites for football stadiums. That is true—it is the de facto position—but our objection is not to the decision that has been taken.