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Registration would enable us to be certain that the Parliament is sleaze free.It would be useful to know how many respondents were in favour of registration, and how many expressed reservations and on what grounds.
To ask the Scottish Executive how many credit unions have been created in each year since May 1999 and what information it has received about the number of applications to register as a credit union in each of those years.
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it has any plans to de-trunk any part of the A68. The Scottish Executive has no plans to detrunk any part of the A68.
Parliament is built on a former brewery site and there is an expression about organising a proverbial something or other in a brewery; the Executive has not managed to do that on this occasion and should hang its head in shame.
During an evidence-taking session on school closures at the Education Committee's meeting of 26 May 2004, the Minister for Education and Young People stated that his officials were preparing draft material on the process that local authorities should follow and on the factors that they need to weigh up.
It is reasonable to say that, compared with the position in the UK, the willingness to use credit cards is greater and the availability of credit is broader in the US.