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My other main concern has also been expressed by unions such as Unison. They have expressed concerns about levels of remuneration and employment terms and conditions in the voluntary, charitable and private sectors.
Amendment 139 not moved. Amendment 140, in the name of Des McNulty, opens up the matter of the review of national park plans and is grouped with amendments 87, in the name of the minister, and 87A, in the name of Des McNulty.
It seems that Historic Scotland wants the castle to remain a ruin in its setting—I think that that is the expression that Historic Scotland used—rather than make it a living building.
Does he share the concerns that Susan Deacon and I, as constituency members, have expressed about the long bureaucratic and consultation delays to the fulfilment of the promises?