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Have you been in touch with Historic Scotland? Yes, we have. I recently wrote a letter to the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland in response to a letter that caused us considerable concern.
Where do the Scottish Health Advisory Service, the Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland and the Clinical Standards Board for Scotland fit into the system?
Would they know if that were happening to anyone in Scotland? Are they part of the approval process for the surveillance of politically active people in Scotland?
COSLA has gone further than before with its guidance on "Preparing Scotland", which has been acknowledged as a marked improvement.I note from the Scottish Executive's response that it considers that the matter is for local authorities, but it also states that stocks of potassium iodate tablets are held not at local authority level but at strategic locations...
The roll-out of test purchasing throughout Scotland will mean that all off-sales and on-sales premises will need to ensure that they require people who buy alcohol to prove that they are the right age on a no proof, no sale basis.
We are committing substantial resources to expanding the teaching of Gaelic in Scotland. However, as John Farquhar Munro rightly points out, this is not just about money and commitment.
In the past 12 months, the step into construction programme has trebled the number of women and people from an ethnic minority background who have entered into a modern apprenticeship in Scotland.
However, given that the treatment has been adopted in many other parts of Scotland, and given the high level of heart disease in the greater Glasgow and Clyde area, why cannot the health board consider making it available?