There are 27,356 results relating to "offensive behaviour at football"
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Official Report
Meeting date:
26 October 2006
Plenary, 26 Oct 2006
Resolved, That the Parliament recognises the vital importance of all young people being able to fulfil their potential; pays tribute to the contribution young people across Scotland make to their families and communities; knows the importance of the family in providing support and guidance for young people; welcomes the fact that child poverty has been reduced by over a quarter in Scotland, that the Scottish Executive has introduced universal nursery education for all three to four-year-olds, that the Executive has seen record levels of investment in schools and teachers, that more of our young people are going on to higher and further education, that youth unemployment is at a record low and that more parents are in work and have access to support and childcare; recognises further that some parents require extra support to bring up children, that decent families and young people need to be safe and protected in their homes and communities, that young people supported by and having access to good quality youth work opportunities have an important role to play in improving their communities, and reiterates the determination of this Parliament to stand up to antisocial behaviour...
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 May 2006
Plenary, 04 May 2006
I presume that the minister has seen the machine in question, so he will be able to give a better explanation of how it will work.Another issue that must be examined is the behaviour of people in the areas around polling booths.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 April 2006
Enterprise and Culture Committee, 18 Apr 2006
What impact might your proposals have on behaviour? Research on CAB debt clients shows that there are two streams.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 March 2006
Subordinate Legislation Committee, 07 Mar 2006
Section 62, "Disciplinary committee's powers", sets out the powers of the commission to deal with misconduct or criminal behaviour by a messenger of court, including the imposition of a fine.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 March 2006
Finance Committee, 07 Mar 2006
Unfortunately, I am almost completely incapable of answering it.As Robin Harper will know, the sustainability network is carrying out substantial work in benchmarking the current energy-efficiency policies and investments of different councils and public organisations, and finding out how we can track the degree to which such investments pay off. Because of the behavioural and cultural factors that are involved, the network is also thinking about programmes that will not only put in place relevant infrastructure, but will alter attitudes to energy utilisation in public services.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 February 2006
Procedures Committee, 08 Feb 2006
However, if general principles are established, behaviour at every level can be changed—including how parties plan and manage debates—to create a higher-quality experience for everybody in the chamber.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 December 2005
Plenary, 22 Dec 2005
There have been some excellent speeches in the debate, which have highlighted the commitment and compassion of the Parliament on the issue of contaminated blood and hep C sufferers.The SSP's motion begins:"That the Parliament recognises the dogged efforts of patients, relatives, campaigners and all those who have highlighted the issues around the contamination of blood products".What a pity that the SSP members did not give a fleeting thought to those dogged efforts when their shameful behaviour...
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 December 2005
Enterprise and Culture Committee, 06 Dec 2005
The public want protection from bad behaviour, but people who behave badly want the freedom to behave as they wish.
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 May 2005
Health Committee, 17 May 2005
She was evicted, or put out—often the situation is not described as an eviction, but will be referred to as a case of the home not being able to meet the resident's needs, the resident exhibiting challenging behaviour or a number of other euphemisms that mean that the care home does not want the resident there.
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 April 2005
Procedures Committee, 12 Apr 2005
Although the regulation of gambling is a reserved issue, the social effects of gambling are felt throughout Scotland and can be a cause of antisocial behaviour. There might have been a case for having an afternoon debate on the social issues surrounding gambling that could have influenced and supported our thinking on the regulation of the gambling industry...
