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That brings us back to what the Royal College of Nursing said about the local authorities being the de facto leaders—leadership is unspecified—within the partnership.
Last year, that figure fell to 68.4 per cent. That is because we have a de facto Government policy of importing food as cheaply as possible from abroad.
Thenumber of households are also expressed as a proportion of total households withat least one working adults.By definition the proportionof adults earning over the median wage is 50%.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
15 March 2004
The selection ofcandidates is a matter for the board and the criteria which the regulations laydown are that the board shall have regard to any desire expressed by anapplicant to practise with other general practitioners in the locality or as anadditional doctor who may be required in the area or any desire expressed...
I thank the members who signed my motion, which expressed support for the people of Palestine and drew attention to what they face every day with their own land under occupation.
In welcoming all the progress that the First Minister has made so far in the campaign against sectarianism, I ask whether he acknowledges the concerns of those who believe that clarity is required on the part of all the authorities concerned regarding what is considered to be sectarian behaviour and what constitutes legitimate expression of cultural and his...
The letter also partly addresses some of the concerns that we have expressed over the past few weeks about problems of timescale between stages 2 and 3.
I am acutely aware of the concerns that have been expressed both by MSPs, including Marilyn Livingstone, Christine May, John Home Robertson, Mark Ruskell and many others, and by councils.
Presumably, given the circumstances, the university would be wise to seek some form of homologation after the event—if it is not too much of a supererogatory expression to say "homologation after the event".