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Official Report
Meeting date:
11 May 2004
Health Committee, 11 May 2004
To keep his licence, the licensee would not want any reports of problems with the law being upheld in his pub to be made to the licensing board.In the second-last paragraph of your submission, you say:"The Licensed Trade … is being bombarded with various proposed changes to legislation which are perceived by many as ‘nanny state' politics",and you give the example of Dundee City Council's licensing board's introduction of a no-smoking policy in pubs that apply for children's certificates. Because I am the MSP...
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 May 2004
Plenary, 06 May 2004
When I was a candidate five years ago—this might also apply to other MSPs—I did not expect to come to Parliament to ignore some of the real pressing issues in Scotland, and instead debate Scotland's beaches.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 April 2004
Local Government and Transport Committee, 27 Apr 2004
What is more worrying is the fact that the report is extremely misleading for people who do not have that knowledge. MSPs, you mean. No, not at all. What do the figures on local government capital in table 11.02 mean?
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 January 2004
Environment and Rural Development Committee, 14 Jan 2004
It is my clear understanding that, given the very marginal impact on the haddock fishery of those member states, in relation to the totality, the conditionality was attached specifically to the 58 per cent quota increase that we were arguing for. As an MSP for North East Scotland, I congratulate the committee on inviting Ross Finnie to speak about the fishi...
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 November 2003
Plenary, 20 Nov 2003
In March, this Parliament voted narrowly and reluctantly to support the bombing and invasion of Iraq. Most of the MSPs who voted for war—they can speak for themselves in the debate, because they all put their hands up and supported it—did so because they believed Tony Blair.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 November 2003
Procedures Committee, 18 Nov 2003
Something like a strike or— An emergency seems to happen every day—or every Wednesday or Thursday—for some constituency MSPs. A judgment has to be made about what is an emergency and what is urgent, although I recognise that some people might see them as the same thing.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 November 2003
Plenary, 06 Nov 2003
I, too, will have to leave before the end of the debate, for which I apologise.I am grateful to my friend Murdo Fraser for lodging a motion which I hope will clear the air of the thundery atmosphere that has existed since the proliferation of applications for wind farms commenced. It has not been easy for MSPs, who have been regaled with arguments on both s...
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 December 2002
Transport and the Environment Committee, 18 Dec 2002
If 850 deg C is the top temperature of a burner, is that good enough? The local MSP and others do not think so—we do not regard that temperature as being safe for Carntyne.
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 November 2002
Local Government Committee, 12 Nov 2002
I assume that your reason for seeking to amend the acts that you mentioned and, eventually, for drafting the bill is your experience as a councillor and as an MSP of people complaining to you about dog fouling.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 October 2002
Education, Culture and Sport Committee, 08 Oct 2002
We will take evidence on the Protection of Children (Scotland) Bill from the Minister for Education and Young People, Cathy Jamieson MSP. She is joined by Jan Raitt of the children and families division of the Scottish Executive education department, and by Shirley Ferguson of the Scottish Executive's legal and parliamentary services.
