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No, but when they take up the employment again, it must be in one of those capacities. On page 26, in schedule 1, under the heading "Contraceptive services", paragraph 3(2)(d) mentions "emergency hormonal contraception".
I feel that, in the interests of clarity and given that we are dealing with legislation, we should express the exact intention. As a result, I press amendment 12.
The committee has been concerned with the issue of smoking in public places—I am sure that members will keep a close eye on the voluntary code and may express a view on that at some point. I apologise for coughing.
I invite the deputy minister to move and speak to motion S2M-2170. Sections 26(1) and 26(2) of the Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Scotland Act 2004 give Scottish ministers an order-making power to make incidental, supplemental and consequential provisions for the purposes of, or in consequence of, that act.
We quickly identified for the board that the big challenge would be the demographic change in the population of Dumfries and Galloway: a 26 per cent increase in over-65s, a 26 per cent decrease in those aged 19 and below and an 11 per cent decrease in the working-age population.
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Date answered:
9 February 2005