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The minister gave a good example of the difficulties that we face in relation to common good land. However, MSPs find it frustrating when constituents come to us with a problem and we cannot find an easy solution.
Nevertheless, the reference to “tourism corridors” is very important. When I discuss wind farms with MSPs, one of their lines of argument goes like this: “If I’m driving up such and such a road, I can’t see the wind farm because it’s back over the hill.
Those are absolutely priority matters for the Government.I record my recognition of all the support from island MSPs in the long work that we have done on the issue.
If they are serious about addressing the cost of living, why do Opposition MSPs not want the tools for us to do the job here, instead of tinkering around the edges to try to mitigate the impact of UK Governments?
She is meant to be in charge of all the Labour MSPs and all the Labour MPs in Scotland, and she is meant to speak for the Labour Party, but she is not even here.
I absolutely agree with Jim Fletcher: like many other MSPs, if I want to know what is going on in a community, I first call the councillor to find that out.Would the panel care to comment on the following?
Medical Negligence (Pre-NHS Treatment) (PE1253) PE1253, by James McNeill, is on compensation for pre-national health service medical negligence. Christine Grahame MSP is with us, and I invite her to make a brief submission on the petition.