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The SPICe briefing notes that, although many people choose or prefer composite fillings because they can be coloured to match the existing teeth, amalgam is longer lasting and enables restorations to be carried out more quickly.
The Scottish Government also supports a wide variety of shared learning platforms across all portfolios, in relation to many of which it has a facilitative role.
Disabled people make up around 20 per cent of the population in Scotland, but many of them remain unable to participate in society due to historical and systemic barriers that still exist.
For the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.” At a time when politics can be so polarising, surely a common commitment to service, whatever our faith or creed, is something that can unite us.
Will the minister provide an update on how many dentists currently operate in Scotland and how that figure compares with the figures for England and Wales under Labour Governments?
My proposal for a domestic abuse register has received cross-party support and the backing of many charities and organisations. Now, Thomas Ross KC has spoken movingly about the difference that a register could make.
I argue that rights, especially human rights, matter in our thinking because they show that the individual must not be sacrificed for the sake of society. Many concepts provide guidelines for behaviour, including duties, goals and ideals.
She will know that the Scottish Government is spending around £134 million this year mitigating the United Kingdom Government’s welfare package, which totals £1.2 billion since 2013. There are many ways in which the Scottish Government would like to spend that money.
The petition has been lodged by Jamie-Lee Dougal, and it calls on the Scottish Parliament to urge the Scottish Government to do exactly what I have just said. The petitioner notes that many adults in Scotland abuse alcohol and suggests that allowing children and young people to consume alcohol in the home or in private premises does not help to tackle those...