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(S1O-4303) European Court of Justice rulings have determined that socioeconomic factors cannot be taken into account when considering the designation of Natura sites. Once a site has been submitted to the European Commission, socioeconomic factors can be—and are—taken into account in the management of those areas.
That university has one of the biggest official documents departments of any university library in Scotland and is also the official centre for European Parliament documents.
I am not obliged to tell members of that change, but I think it is only courteous to do so, as otherwise members will see the change for the first time in tomorrow's business bulletin."—Official Report, 24 January 2001; Vol 10, c 547.
I thank all the members of the committee, as well as the officials, for clearing their diaries over the past 24 days to allow the investigation to move swiftly.
Now we have New Lanark—the first industrial site in our country. UNESCO describes world heritage sites as places or sites of "exceptional universal value, which deserve protection for the benefit of humanity."
The section that I was aware of was section 209, which is headed:"Protected sites to include sites for Gypsies".Such measures exist already in Scottish legislation.