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I think that the minister was saying that bridging that information gap was an on-going process. Let us move on. Mary Scanlon has had a fairly good crack at the whip.
Breathing Space is a free helpline service for people living with low mood or depression or who are unusually worried. Deputy Minister Mary Mulligan wrote to the member on 17 April, giving further information about the helpline.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
12 October 2001
To ask the Scottish Executive whether the Minister for Education, Europe and External Affairs has any plans to visit St Mary's Episcopal Primary School to meet parents and teachers before January 2002.
To ask the Scottish Executive what will be done to support pupils who fail to obtain the passes they need for college and university on the basis of being unable to achieve a pass in Higher Still Higher maths. I refer Mary Scanlon to the answer I gave to question S1W-7476 earlier today.
We have to ensure that people are educated, so that they know that they should be entitled to more. Mary got only 9p a week because her father had left her £19,000.