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Official Report
Meeting date:
16 December 2009
Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee, 16 Dec 2009
At a wholesale level it will be important for regulators around the world to co-ordinate their activity; if they do not do so there will be opportunities for regulatory arbitrage.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 September 2009
Health and Sport Committee, 30 Sep 2009
Within the sportscotland budget there are a number of important specific commitments, not least the active schools co-ordinators, which supplement the efforts that we are making to try to increase physical activity in schools—£12 million is set aside for that.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 September 2009
Finance Committee, 29 Sep 2009
Could a single scrutiny body cope with the range, volume and variety of complaints that would head in its direction? Co-ordination would be an issue, given the variety of complaints and the complexity of specialist responses that would be required.
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 September 2009
Plenary, 24 Sep 2009
It has created the multi-agency resource service, which is the UK's first hub for exchanging child protection expertise, and it is to appoint a national co-ordinator to support the work of child protection committees.This Parliament has always sought to safeguard children across Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 September 2009
Plenary, 17 Sep 2009
A number of crashes have happened while people have been changing the co-ordinates in their sat navs, and some have happened—although not so many—when people have been flicking about with iPods.
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 September 2009
Transport, Infrastructure and Climate Change Committee, 15 Sep 2009
Will you consider how you and your officials can work with the committee to ensure that the two pieces of work are co-ordinated and complementary and do not fire off in different directions at different times?
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 June 2009
Plenary, 24 Jun 2009
I express my warmest thanks to our officials and the parliamentary legal teams, who have worked so hard to put the bill together.As I open the debate that will bring to a close our consideration of the bill, it would be inappropriate for me not to make special mention of the fact that the Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Climate Change, Stewart Stevenson, has steered the bill through Parliament in extraordinary detail, as was demonstrated today by his handling of the debate in the chamber.I cannot reflect on where we have come from and the achievements that have been made in the consideration of the bill without talking of the body of opinion that has existed outwith the Parliament and the way in which Parliament has engaged with it in considering the issues that are at stake.Many of the non-governmental organisations with whom we have been familiar over the 10 short years of this Parliament have worked together under the Stop Climate Chaos banner to send to Parliament and the people of this country a coherent and co-ordinated...
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 May 2009
Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee, 20 May 2009
I declare an interest, as the president of the Scottish Association for Public Transport, which represents operators, unions, local authorities and the like and encourages co-ordination between means of transport. One of the problems that we come up against is that the Transport Act 1985 specifically prohibits consultation between transport operators.
Official Report
Meeting date:
31 March 2009
European and External Relations Committee, 31 Mar 2009
The action plan that was published in April 2008 states:"we will seek an early discussion on the potential to review the Memorandum of Understanding and the Concordat on the Co-ordination of European Union Policy Issues."
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 February 2009
Plenary, 12 Feb 2009
We also need immediate guidance from the Crown Office and the chief medical officer to address the need for clear data on fatalities arising from health care associated infections.I appreciate that there can be reluctance to introduce more tsars or commissioners into our system, but given the numbers of people who are involved in monitoring—I am sure that my colleague, Richard Simpson, will expand on that later—I believe that there is a need for one person, whom we have described as an HAI commissioner, to develop best practice, co-ordinate...
