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Once we know where the Executive is at, we will be in a better position to decide how we should take further evidence, if necessary. I express a view that I expressed at various stages when we were considering the evidence.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
2 December 2002
VisitScotland are well aware of the attractions of family history research, not least using the internet, to certain potential visitors to Scotland who can then be encouraged to come to see for themselves the places where their forebears lived and worked.
To ask the Scottish Executive what plans local authorities have to make sign-posting in rural areas adequate in order to meet the needs of local residents and visitors as referred to in objective 2.1 of its Tourism Framework for Action 2002-05.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 September 2001
Each individual ski resort, operating under local environmental conditions, has unique facilities to offer discerning skiing visitors, and will be subject, as with most Scottish businesses, to competing under free market forces.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 April 2001
This includes the distribution of relevant information to professionals including GPs, midwives and health visitors and to pregnant women themselves through for example GP surgeries and ante-natal clinics.
It would be helpful if the conveners liaison group could have some input. Some bills might be regarded with less than enormous favour by the Executive, the bureau or the corporate body, but they might still be good ideas.
It would simplify all the problems that students face if we introduced a basic income stream for all students aged 16 to 26. Future consideration should be given to that.
It is for Scottish Ministers to decide whether or not to grant consents for Scottish trial sites of genetically modified (GM) crops.Site locations related to applications are publicly available, as are locations of sites with consent.