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The full information was available only in such locations, although it included matters that affected housebound disabled people, such as restrictions on visitor permits and the fact that people would not be able to obtain more than 40 visitor permits without obtaining special permission.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
31 January 2001
Sites must be nominated by national governments.Scottish Ministers nominate Scottish sites for inscription drawing from the UK Tentative List which was published in 1999, following public consultation.
The Executive would then be required to agree to a suspension of standing orders to allow the bill to go on to stage 3 on 26 or 27 March. At the moment, I do not anticipate that there will be subordinate legislation provisions that the Subordinate Legislation Committee will have to consider but, if there are, I would ask the Subordinate Legislation Committe...
We have a good system for contacting members and have managed to agree a timetable in the past.I express the thanks of the committee to Professor Mark Shucksmith and Sue Sadler for coming to the committee meeting again.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
26 November 2001