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To ask the Presiding Officer whether, if the Holyrood Project is cancelled, alternative sites outside Edinburgh, in particular in Glasgow, will be considered as the location of a new Scottish Parliament building.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
2 February 2006
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S2W-22333 by Cathy Jamieson on 25 January 2006, whether the Executive has reached a position on the opinions expressed by Lord Steyn. The Scottish Executive does not intend to take a position on the opinions expressed by Lord Steyn.
Yes. Expressions of interest received after 31 May 2001 will be considered for the second year of the scheme after closure of the application round on 31 March 2002.
After discussion with TIE, the suggestion is that we go to see the Nottingham express transit system, because that has been identified as the one most similar to that proposed by the bill.
She points out that her petition is primarily about post mortem without the consent of the deceased; that she is not aware that individuals have no rights on post mortem and organ removal and that she has not expressed that as a concern of hers; and that she has not said that nobody can represent the wishes of the deceased.
It says:"Dear Ms Grahame,Thank you for your letter of 21 November affording me the opportunity of looking at the records which I did not have with me when I met the Committee on 23 October.I can confirm that I was not present at the meeting on 26 January to which Mr Stevenson referred.