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That is what I am saying. However, if you look at the Official Report from the previous meeting— We cannot look at the Official Report, because we do not have it.
It was waiting for the committee's recommendations in the inquiry report, but it can get up and running now and be taken forward at official level, if members are content.
Institute of Life Sciences To ask the Scottish Executive what discussions it has had on whether an institute of life sciences should be established in Scotland. (S2O-10195) Ministers and officials have had some correspondence and preliminary discussions since 2004 on the concept.
We have received no other apologies, so I expect other committee members to come. I will give the officials with the Deputy Minister for Health and Community Care a few moments to take their seats.
(S2O-7440) The Minister for Justice and the Minister for Communities met Scottish Women's Aid in December when its concerns about aspects of the Family Law (Scotland) Bill were discussed. Since then, my officials have been in regular contact with Scottish Women's Aid.
Blood Screening To ask the Scottish Executive what the outcomes were of its recent meetings with HIV organisations to discuss its consultation on compulsory blood screening. (S2O-6952) Executive officials have taken part in discussions organised by HIV Scotland and Positive Voice as part of our consultation on blood testing—not blood screening—in specific ...
I have not been able to find anywhere in the legislation, the policy memorandum, the explanatory notes accompanying the act or the Official Reports of the passage of the bill anything that allows the 2004 act to be applied to motorists.
The Presiding Officer indicated that he had received no such notice, but that making such a statement was "a matter for the Executive".—Official Report, 3 March 2005; c 15063.