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Official Report Meeting date: 24 June 1999

Plenary, 24 Jun 1999

I am glad to see that there is another footballer among the women members in the chamber.
Official Report Meeting date: 14 December 2005

Education Committee, 14 Dec 2005

I realise that this might not be the place to raise this matter, but the bill could make reference to various responsibilities such as encouraging good attendance at school and supporting an agreed approach to behaviour management in schools. Moreover, on devolved school management, we should also address the question of the parent council's rights and resp...
Official Report Meeting date: 26 March 2002

Equal Opportunities Committee, 26 Mar 2002

One purpose was to promote racial equality and equal opportunities, but the other was to correct behaviour. The order provides opportunities to achieve both those purposes.As Mick Conboy said, we will use our legal powers as and when necessary, but we will also engage in learning and development across the board.
Official Report Meeting date: 14 June 2000

Standards Committee, 14 Jun 2000

I had envisaged that if the initial investigation disclosed an allegation of criminal behaviour, the commissioner would refer the matter to the procurator fiscal.
Official Report Meeting date: 23 April 2002

Justice 1 Committee, 23 Apr 2002

The Kilmarnock contract is a work contract, not an offending behaviour contract. There is a return through its work sheds and what it produces.
Official Report Meeting date: 25 November 1999

Plenary, 25 Nov 1999

I believe that community-based alternatives give more opportunity for young people to examine and change their behaviour— that is the most important thing.
Official Report Meeting date: 21 December 2005

Plenary, 21 Dec 2005

When implemented, the Homelessness etc (Scotland) Act 2003 will allow arrangements to be made for non-tenancy accommodation, which is known as bottom-line accommodation and which can be used for people who have been evicted for antisocial behaviour or who are subject to an antisocial behaviour order.
Official Report Meeting date: 4 March 2004

Plenary, 04 Mar 2004

While considering the Antisocial Behaviour etc (Scotland) Bill, the Communities Committee has deliberated a range of issues that are associated with antisocial behaviour and crime in our communities.
Official Report Meeting date: 12 November 2003

Plenary, 12 Nov 2003

That is the full answer to Bruce Crawford's point of order.The consultation is a crucial step in the Executive's commitment, as set out in the partnership agreement, to develop and implement a national sexual health strategy.First, let me set the context. However we look at it, sexual behaviour and attitudes are changing. Behind the trends and opinions, the...
Official Report Meeting date: 20 November 2002

Plenary, 20 Nov 2002

We all know that there are problems with rising crime, anti-social behaviour and so on. Many voluntary organisations are doing good work and are giving children positive alternatives to crime and anti-social behaviour.

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