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In 2000-01, 26,200 households in Scotland were registered as homeless, and in 2005-06, 36,299 households were registered as homeless—a 38 per cent rise in homelessness in six years.
Central Intelligence Agency torture flights are stopping to refuel in Scotland. Any act that aids and abets torture contravenes the European convention on human rights.
When David Mundell was still a member of the Parliament a few months ago, he promised that the Tories would not support school closures in the south of Scotland, but what are the Tories doing in the south of Scotland?
“Individual Learning Accounts in Scotland” Agenda item 2 is consideration of the Scottish Executive's response to our first report of 2004, which was entitled "Individual Learning Accounts in Scotland".
It would be helpful to hear the views of the Law Society of Scotland or the Faculty of Advocates so that we can balance those against the expert adviser's opinion.
With all the resources that he has had at his disposal, and with all the taxes that people have paid in Scotland, can the First Minister explain how the health service has deteriorated and why people are waiting so long for treatment in Scotland?
The protection of the industry and fishing communities across Scotland is of paramount importance. As Mr Stevenson will be aware, the European Commission was unable to publish its proposals on 11 November as anticipated.
I ask the Auditor General for information on the further study on hospital-acquired infections. Audit Scotland published a report in 2001 called "A clean bill of health?"