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Official Report
Meeting date:
25 September 2007
Finance Committee, 25 Sep 2007
The deadline of 2016 meant that, as we got closer to that date, the finance charges on new borrowing had to be spread over an increasingly short period—five or six years.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 March 2011
Justice Committee 08 March 2011
Two Scottish Government bills were referred to the committee after the summer recess. The committee was faced with so many bills that required to be considered before the end of the session that it was almost inevitable that it would not have time to carry out stage 1 inquiries into all of them.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 February 2011
Education, Lifelong Learning and Culture Committee 02 February 2011
For example, as a result of benefits changes next year, the most vulnerable people in East Lothian will lose £9 million. The impact of the recession will present challenges to our most vulnerable families, which will require us to think differently.
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 February 2010
Finance Committee, 09 Feb 2010
I remind members that, although the February recess is next week, the deadline for lodging amendments is this Thursday, 11 February, at 12 noon.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 October 2009
Plenary, 08 Oct 2009
Motion agreed to, That the Parliament recognises and celebrates the role of the voluntary sector and volunteers across Scotland in supporting individuals, families and communities and in shaping and delivering services locally; notes the excellent work of volunteering organisations in encouraging volunteering through offering training and volunteering placements and particularly in reaching out to those who might not otherwise have the chance to volunteer; agrees, given the opportunity that volunteering provides to develop skills and build confidence, that, in this economic recession...
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 November 2008
Education, Lifelong Learning and Culture Committee, 19 Nov 2008
That figure is from 2006, and the policy may have an even greater impact in the context of the current recession, with more people having to claim tax credits and falling into the target group.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 October 2008
Plenary, 01 Oct 2008
I make no complaint against those who have done such progressive work on behalf of women; I merely observe that the absence of an overtly organised campaign seems to leave progress in the treatment of certain conditions out in the cold.That situation needs to change, and I commend Trish Godman, Nanette Milne, Jackie Baillie and Annabel Goldie who, with well-chosen parliamentary questions, have in recent months all sought to prepare the ground for what I think we all recognise is needed—a structured national awareness campaign and a developing debate on the possibility of the provision of a screening programme and comprehensive treatment.Ahead of this evening's debate, Trish Godman asked MSPs to revert to the GP's surgery that they might have visited during the summer recess...
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 May 2008
Public Petitions Committee, 13 May 2008
I thank your officials for being present today although they did not get to speak and need not have bothered coming.We anticipate that our report will be available just before recess. We would be happy to engage with you and your departmental officials on issues arising from that.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 March 2008
Education, Lifelong Learning and Culture Committee, 19 Mar 2008
Part of the problem is due to the global recession in the music industry. At one point, we had more employees than we have now—we had to reassess the company.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 September 2007
Plenary, 20 Sep 2007
We also need to shine a light on the way forward. We must look into the dark recesses of our legal system to see what can be done and how something can be changed to ensure that others do not suffer in the future.That is easy to say—we all made similar statements when Karen Gillon raised the Transco tragedy.
