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Yes, it could. That comes back to Mr Brown’s point about the proper timescale and process that this Parliament must go through in exercising its responsibilities.
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12 February 2018
Local Government and Communities Committee 25 October 2017, Nicky Brown, contrib. 164, http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/parliamentarybusiness/report.aspx?
The other point is that the percentage of the Scottish Parliament’s spend that is actually covered by money that is notionally under the control of the Scottish Parliament has to be unpacked. Gordon Brown referred to a figure of 54 per cent and people now seem to be using a figure of 60 per cent.
I suggest that Mr Baker study Gordon Brown’s interesting writings on post-neoclassical endogenous growth theory, Laffer curves and the interaction of taxation with those matters.
We very much welcome the support that we have had from CPAG. Can Ms Brough or Mr Brown tell us what the effect would be on people on the ground if the regulations—but particularly SSI 2013/218—were not to come into force?
An evaluation is under way and will inform the decision on future funding. I agree with Gavin Brown and Robert Brown that the voluntary sector is not simply a subsector of the social enterprise sector.