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I can confirm that that is not the case in this respect, although I absolutely take Mr Brown’s point about the 28 days. I should also say that the link to the statutory instruments is available.
An Leas-phrìomh Mhinistear agus Ath - shlànachadh Cobhid Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Covid Recovery John Swinney MSP SiobhianBrown MSP Convener COVID-19 Recovery Committee Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP By email only ___ 9 May 2022 Dear Siobhian SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT RESPONSE TO SCRUTINY COMMITTEE REPORTS ON THE CORONAVIRUS (RECOVERY AND REFORM) (SCOTLAND) BILL AT STAGE 1 I write in response to the lead COVID-19 Recovery Committee’s Stage 1 Report on the Coronavirus (Recovery and Reform) (Scotland) Bill, following on from other Commitees’ recent Stage 1 responses.
Given that the issue is one that we really want to focus on, that is a good place to start. Keith Brown, do you want to start with a question about rent arrears?
The cabinet secretary will know that UNICEF has said that the Scottish National Party Government’s decision“recognises how crucial a child’s early years are for their development, life chances and future wellbeing.”Will the cabinet secretary tell us more about how the additional support that we give to children can contribute to their best possible start in life? Keith Brown raises an important point about the impact of the Scottish child payment and the specific impact that a premium for children under the age of one will have.
That subject has been uppermost in my mind after the representations that were made by my friend Keith Brown, the member for Clackmannanshire and Dunblane.
Most recently, David was my head of office, taking over from another good egg, Andrew Brown. We often spend more time with our staff here than we do with our families and friends.
Members will recall that the Cabinet Secretary for Justice and Veterans, Keith Brown, indicated that he would update the committee on on-going review of the regulations after three months.
What measures is the Scottish Government taking to work with providers to ensure that people with vision impairments are supported to use public transport? I thank SiobhianBrown for raising the experiences that her constituent and other people across Scotland have been having.