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The committee notes that Mr Morrison accepts responsibility, and notes also the commissioner's conclusion that the circumstances did not constitute a breach of the code. The committee accepts the commissioner's findings on the facts of the complaint and agrees with his conclusion that Mr Morrison did not breach the code of conduct for MSPs.
Does he agree that it is important that the access code reflects the Parliament's intentions and that we get to debate the access code before it is finally agreed in its correct form?
We will draw the matter to the Executive's attention.Draft Instrument Subject to Approval Draft Instrument Subject to ApprovalProceeds of Crime Act 2002 (Cash Searches: Constables in Scotland: Code of Practice) Order 2002 (draft) Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (Cash Searches: Constables in Scotland: Code of Practice) O...
Code of Conduct The second item on the agenda is to consider the motion that will be lodged on behalf of the committee, seeking the Parliament's approval, following debate on 17 February, of our proposed code of conduct.
A code is not a hard-and-fast law, but any code must be enforceable and fair to all parties, and it is crystal clear that the supermarket code of practice is not working for all parties.
What are your views on the consultation on the code of practice, and on proceeding with a bill when we do not have the full code of practice in front of us?