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That report was received inMarch 2006 and I will be announcing a further round of consultation oncandidate sites in due course;breaking newground by placing a biodiversity duty on pubic bodies in the NatureConservation (Scotland) Act 2004.
Scottish ParliamentSubordinate Legislation CommitteeTuesday 26 March 2002(Morning) Scottish ParliamentSubordinate Legislation CommitteeTuesday 26 March 2002(Morning) The Convener opened the meeting at 11:22Interests Interests I welcome everyone to the 11th meeting of the Subordinate Legislation Committee.
We are providing funding and support for three demonstrator sites—Midlothian, Perth and Kinross and North Lanarkshire—and that work has started.We will continue the work to increase the number of people with dementia who have a diagnosis.
The key outcomes relate to international commitments on biodiversity, site designation, water quality, flooding and the marine environment, and the Government’s commitments on climate change and access.
VisitScotland recognise the importance of preserving historic graveyards and gravestones, since being able to see them is important for the many visitors interested in their Scottish ancestors.
I have concerns about it, but there is much within it that I welcome. The main concern has not been expressed during the debate so far. It is about the role of SNH and how SNH is perceived in areas where sites of special scientific interest are being managed.