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It is quite easy to get hung up on the narrow aspects of behavioural responses to taxation—the idea that we cannot announce one measure before another because people will change their behaviour.
If successful, it could act as the first step towards establishing a link between diet and behaviour and could possibly lead to future research teasing out the complex relationship between diet, gut microbiota and challenging behaviour in Alzheimer’s disease.
Energy-efficient Behaviour (Education) 3. To ask the Scottish Executive what measures are being undertaken to train primary and secondary school children about energy-efficient behaviour and provide them with a general understanding of scarce resources and fuel poverty.
Will she undertake to give the strongest possible advice to ensure that action is taken in as appropriate a manner as possible?Rather than use antisocial behaviour orders, will she seek to educate people who feed gulls?
Without making any absolute commitment, I am always happy to consider such ideas. Our football clubs and the community work that they do are among the greatest resources that we have in Scotland.
I recognise that some people have concerns and fears that are genuinely held, and we should seek to address them, but concerns about the behaviour of abusive and predatory men should not mean that we impinge on the rights of trans people.
To be frank, it is very hard to get evidence on the behavioural effects. We know that there are behavioural effects, but we do not know the extent of them.