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The task force is working to establish a new statutory framework for human rights that will bring internationally recognised human rights into domestic law and protect the human rights of every member of Scottish society.
The publication of the UK Government’s “Online Harms” white paper is an important step towards finding a new regulatory landscape, and we are supportive of developments in that area.
Where additional services must be added to the existing network, the focus should be on routes on which heavy rail services are best placed to deliver, rather than on introducing new services that might be more efficiently delivered by other modes.
Praise should be given to the local powerchair football clubs across the country that, year on year, have inspired new potential powerchair players to take up the sport.
Rather than putting ourselves under pressure in considering that petition and not giving proper time and respect to the other new petitions, do members agree that we should deal with the other new petitions next week?
That was fully debated as part of the bill process, and I submit that we are not doing anything particularly unusual in relation to the new powers that we have, as revised in relation to the 2003 act.
In a world of rapid and sometimes bewildering technological advancement, which provides new opportunities but also unforeseen challenges, it is especially important that regulations keep up.