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One example was the research and development tax credit, which, as it became more generous for small firms, seemed not only to incentivise R and D itself but to incentivise people to badge their activity as R and D in order to get the subsidy.
In that context, why do you think the Scottish Government wanted to remove references to England in recent VisitScotland promotional activities? I ask Riddell Graham whether he ever get a good explanation for that.
The flood resilience strategy sets out a pretty clear trajectory of six core outcomes that will move us from where we are today—which is cycle 1 activity, by and large—to where we need to get to.
I recognise that travelling for treatment is a challenge for some people. If someone cannot get to Tayside, for whatever reason, the potential for travel to Liverpool or London is available, although I imagine that most people who are able to get to Liverpool or London are able to get to Tayside.
As a result, the general public could not get access to them; instead, those who could get access would be considered to be professionals and would have completed the course to get the licence.
It can include ‘personal care’, such as support for washing, dressing and getting out of bed in the morning, as well as wider support to help people stay active and engaged in their communities.