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At a meeting earlier this week, my constituents expressed concerns about that issue, reporting to me that they could not let their sons and daughters out to play or go to clubs because of the intolerable behaviour of some young people and adults in their communities.
The petition requests the Scottish Parliament to oppose the introduction of such a tax and the committee has to decide whether to express a view on the matter.I will declare an interest.
The Executive has recognised that, although strictly unnecessary, it would be desirable for the purposes of clarity to introduce express laying provisions for the codes.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 December 2002
The UK Government is helping to make work pay through tax credits and the National Minimum Wage.Working in partnership, the UK Government and the Scottish Executive offer a range of welfare to work initiatives to help people of working age.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
8 December 1999
These include the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, Scotland and Northern Ireland Forum for Environmental Research and the landfill tax credit scheme. S1W-02764
Now that we have put that issue aside, we have three subjects in which members have expressed an interest—sport, creative industries and the employability strategy.
Amendments 11 to 16 moved—Sarah Boyack—and agreed to. Before section 26 Amendment 17, in the name of the deputy minister, is grouped with amendment 23.