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The campaigntargets visitors from the UK. City breaks, with elements such as walks, cycling, wildlife,architecture, gardens, castles and historic sites, will be promoted in a varietyof ways.
The police and HMRC clearly have an on-going responsibility to look at such illegal practices, as well as other illegal practices, and they take the action that they consider to be appropriate. The police’s view, as expressed by Chief Constable Shearer, is that they do not consider illegal sales to be a significant concern.
Paragraph 22 deals with the view that the conveners liaison group expressed to us, which was that private meetings aided consensus by allowing members to compromise more readily.I suggest that we replace paragraph 23 with the following:"We accept that it is more comfortable for committee members to discuss draft repo...
By way of encouraging tourism in North Lanarkshire, will the minister encourage his colleagues in the Executive, particularly the First Minister, to turn down the planning application from Eden Waste Recycling Ltd for a new landfill site at Greengairs near Airdrie? The First Minister promised the people of Greengairs two years ago that there would be no need for further landfill sites.
We anticipate that larger-scale credit will still be approved by variation, but the additional categories in regulation 35(1)(b) are intended to cover what might be called day-to-day credit needs, by which I mean the small credit needs that arise.
Scottish ParliamentRural Affairs CommitteeTuesday 26 September 2000(Afternoon) Scottish ParliamentRural Affairs CommitteeTuesday 26 September 2000(Afternoon) The Convener opened the meeting at 14:08 Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 February 2005
To ask the Scottish Executive how many (a) fatal and (b) serious road accidents have occurred in each police board area in each of the last five years involving people aged (i) 17 to 24 (ii) 25 to 40 (iii) 40 to 65 (iv) over 65, expressed also as percentages of the total number of accidents.