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Official Report
Meeting date:
29 March 2000
Plenary, 29 Mar 2000
Many people—not just those who are deeply concerned about passive euthanasia, but a broad medical opinion—expressed the fear that doctors who are under pressure and face funding restraints will simply let the matter go, and let the elderly person not have the treatment.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
8 October 2004
S2W-10557
Year Topic Contractor(s) Cost 2004-05 Investment Priorities for Scottish Water: Research into Customer Views MORI Scotland £102,000 Scottish Social Attitudes Survey 2004 Module on Environmental Incivilities Scottish Centre for Social Research, Scottish Centre for Infection and Environmental Health (SCIEH) and MRC Social and Public Health Sciences Unit (SPHSU) £55,000 Investigation into the Relationships between Community Cohesion and the Update of Rural Development...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 January 2001
S1W-12632
I propose to invite the forum to expand their review to look at the arrangements needed under the new framework;- I gave a commitment when I announced Delivering Lifeline Ferry Services that levels of service and fares would be protected. We will be developing a detailed specification of services and will be consulting on this in due course;- Caledonian Mac...
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 February 2005
Subordinate Legislation Committee, 01 Feb 2005
If we start thinking about our law as a more systematic entity, we might want to build a system that ensures that we ask ourselves what we want the law of Scotland to look like in 25 years' time, how we want it to be shaped, what influences we want to develop and what issues we want to anticipate.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 March 2004
Standards Committee, 23 Mar 2004
I do not doubt that, four years into the Parliament's existence, improvements could still be made to our standards process, but we have the basic approach right and we should develop it, rather than undermine it by following the suggestions that have been made.Alex Neil talked about equality of treatment, but the problem with that is that he assumes that th...
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 January 2004
Justice 1 Committee, 28 Jan 2004
The fact that we have been able to scrutinise the motion on the Gender Recognition Bill is a good development. It had been intended that we would deal with the issue next week but, in order for us to influence the process, we had to do it today.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 September 2003
Plenary, 04 Sep 2003
That the Parliament acknowledges the progress made and the remaining challenges in implementing the cancer strategy; recognises that the £60 million investment is leading to many improvements to patient care; welcomes the development of managed clinical networks and the redesign of cancer services under way across the three regional cancer networks; support...
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 January 2001
Plenary, 25 Jan 2001
Resolved, That the Parliament recognises that there are benefits in providing free personal care for the elderly; welcomes as a major step in this direction the further package of proposals announced by the Executive on 24 January 2001 which set out a process that will lead to a substantial extension of free personal care; notes that there are significant issues of cost and practicality in moving further and calls upon the Executive to broaden the terms of reference of the Development...
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 October 2000
Plenary, 25 Oct 2000
As the Parliament is still very young, we require to develop its conventions and therefore, whenever there is a selection of a First Minister, it is important that members of this chamber and the general public who watch our business see that such an occasion is given the importance that it deserves.Undoubtedly, tomorrow is a big day for all members who wil...
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 September 2000
Plenary, 06 Sep 2000
At this juncture, the most appropriate way to proceed is for the minister to offer Parliament a statement outlining the facts as we currently know them and to respond to any questions that members may have.I move,That the Parliament agrees the following programme of business—Wednesday 6 September 20002.30 pm Time for Reflectionfollowed by Business Motionfollowed by Ministerial Statement on Independent Inquiry into Problems with Exam Resultsfollowed by Debate on the Creative Economy5.00 pm Decision Timefollowed by Members' Business – debate on the subject of S1M-952 Malcolm Chisholm: Dementia Awareness WeekThursday 7 September 20009.30 am Parliamentary Bureau Motionsfollowed by Stage 3 Debate on the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Scotland) Bill2.30 pm Question Time3.10 pm First Minister's Question Time3.30 pm Continuation of Stage 3 Debate on the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Scotland) Billfollowed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions5.00 pm Decision Timefollowed by Members' Business – debate on the subject of S1M-1111 Irene McGugan: Programme of Action for Scots and Gaelic in the European Year of LanguagesWednesday 13 September 20002.30 pm Time for Reflectionfollowed by Ministerial Statement and Debate on the Scottish Executive's Programmefollowed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions5.00 pm Decision Timefollowed by Members' Business - debate on the subject of S1M-1124 Shona Robison: Fibromyalgia SyndromeThursday 14 September 20009.30 am Ministerial Statement followed by Stage 1 Debate on the Transport (Scotland) Billfollowed by Financial Resolution in respect of the Transport (Scotland) Billfollowed by Business Motion2.30 pm Question Time3.10 pm First Minister's Question Time3.30 pm Debate on the Framework for Economic Development...
