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Before I go into the four that I have written down, I would say that one of the issues with the Artificial Intelligence Act is that, under it, if something is high risk, you need to report. What Keith Brown is suggesting would apply even beyond the high-risk cases.
I do not know how many of you remember Gordon Brown’s efforts to lower the public sector debt, because we were aspiring to join the euro at that time—halcyon days.
I want to pay tribute to my predecessor, Keith Brown, and I look forward to working with all members of the Parliament at what is a pivotal moment in the delivery of Scotland’s transformative vision for justice.
Substance Use in the Justice System The next item of business is a debate on motion S6M-03625, in the name of Keith Brown, on a person-centred, trauma-informed public health approach to substance use in the justice system.
Justice Services The next item of business is a debate on motion S6M-03098, in the name of Keith Brown, on a new vision for justice. 15:08 I am grateful for the opportunity to present the Scottish Government’s new vision for justice in Scotland.
We spend a lot of time thinking about the transition strategies of individual companies, because the energy transition will not happen if companies that are currently brown do not become green. Not all brown companies will successfully become green, and we need research and analytical mechanisms to decide on that, be...
I am pleased to welcome our second panel of witnesses: Keith Brown, the Cabinet Secretary for Justice and Veterans, and Mr Willie Cowan, the deputy director of the Scottish Government criminal justice division.
That the Parliament agrees to the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body's proposal to appoint Robert Brown, Derek Brownlee, Angela Constance and George Foulkes to be members of the Scottish Commission for Public Audit.