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Section 25, as amended, agreed to.Section 26—Notice preserving right to enforce conservation burden Section 26—Notice preserving right to enforce conservation burden Amendment 50 moved—Angus MacKay—and agreed to.
Will he now promote increased action through schools and health visitors to encourage good tooth-brushing technique among children, perhaps backed up with free toothbrushes and free toothpaste?
There is no statutory definition of what constitutes "reasonable inquiry". However, it can include site visits, examination of photographic evidence and considering test reports or certificates of construction issued by an Approved Certifier of Construction.
I was surprised to find how casual we are about such material and felt that the Scottish Parliament should really have considered the situation under its remit on culture and education. Has an alternative site been identified? There is one in Selkirk.