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The second paragraph on the document before the committee refers to the"appropriate numbers of members for each council".I assume that that requires a report that details from A to Z—or rather from A to W for West Lothian—the recommendation on the number of members for each council.
It will be able to check a database that shows, for example, that Elizabeth Sadler with passport number X, driving licence number Y and NI number Z is the same Elizabeth Sadler who lives at a certain address.
There is also a hidden agenda in the overcrowding of the curriculum and focusing it against all the demands that come in from across the board to do X, Y and Z and to add them to A, B, C, D and E.
The woman would want to say, "It is not the first time that he has done this. He has done X, Y and Z." That would not be allowed and the woman would wonder why exactly she was being asked to give a statement.
It seemed to us that it would be unfair to a BID partnership—and, indeed, to businesses—to go through with a vote and pay the costs only to find after the vote that the local authority thought that the proposal conflicted with X, Y and Z. Surely the local authority would know that prior to the vote.
The doctor looked over my head at the wall and said, "It's probably X, Y or Z." He did not examine me at all. He said that he would make a referral, but I had not been referred by the time I went.
Something even more radical is needed.I listened to the earlier discussion about how many doctors are needed for X, Y and Z. It might be useful for us to examine the skill mix of the work force and how many staff of each type are needed.
It would be worrying if I told the committee, "We have had this report for a week and I have signed off X, Y and Z but not A, B and C." To be honest, the report was quite surprising in many ways.
I would have imagined that, as soon as the bomb-blast proofing was agreed, the contractors would have been in doing X, Y and Z. Perhaps I am just being stupid in not understanding that there is something more to it than that.