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In response to John Home Robertson's point, I would guess that the Subordinate Legislation Committee's advice is coming from parliamentary officials, in the same way that the Executive advice is coming from Executive officials.
We have found that the statutory requirement to collaborate in section 26 of the Regulation of Care (Scotland) Act 2001 has been a really successful underpinning of our working together.
Given that most committees do that and that it will allow the official reporters to take leave of us to do more important things, I suggest that we hold that part of the meeting in private.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 March 2000
The report by the independent review team will include an estimate of the value of the site. Queensberry House is part of the site and will therefore be included in that valuation.
To ask the Scottish Executive what its policy is in relation to Ramsar sites under the Ramsar Convention that are not also Sites of Special Scientific Interest.
Can you tell us whether those figures are based on a specific design for the particular sites? Why are the costs the same at both sites when the topography of the sites is quite different?