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Regulation 17(4) also includes a definition of “person living with another person as if they were in a civil partnership” which must be read as including a reference to a person who is living with another person of the same sex as if they were married.
Thank you for inviting us both here today. For the past 29 years, I have lived with my family in a farmhouse near the village of Uplawmoor in East Renfrewshire.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 January 2014
To ask the Scottish Government how many tickets have been sold to (a) domestic and (b) overseas visitors for the event, Bannockburn Live. This is a matter for VisitScotland, who are responsible for management of the Bannockburn Live event.
That debate, like this one, had nothing to do with improving community safety, the lives of victims or even the small matter of operating within the realms of what is legal.
You would not necessarily need to do that now. We could have people living and working in more rural and remote areas and, importantly, as Willie Coffey said, enabling people to live and work in the communities in which they grew up.
In addition to that, any sector that is linked to travel will need support. Live events are key for our region, given some of the recent investments in P&J Live—an events complex in the region.
There does not appear to be a mechanism in the regulations to decide between applications made by each parent when they live together and claim means-tested benefits jointly.
In that example, 75 per cent is locally owned and the 25 per cent share is owned by the community. A landowner who lives in England or in an offshore tax haven will not be eligible.