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Official Report Meeting date: 10 September 2015

Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee 10 September 2015

Timetabling is always an issue. We are not always in command of our timetable, of course. For example, the new four-year spending review will not be produced until November, so we will unfortunately have a truncated budget process. 09:45 What that means for the way in which the Finance Committee works is that we do not have as much time to do things tha...
Official Report Meeting date: 2 September 2015

Finance Committee 02 September 2015

We said in paragraph 23 of our report: “the Committee is concerned about the level of constraint implied by paragraph 2.2.7 of the command paper which states that ‘the fiscal framework must require Scotland to contribute proportionally to fiscal consolidation at the pace set out by the UK Government across devolved and reserved areas.’”
Official Report Meeting date: 24 March 2015

Welfare Reform Committee 24 March 2015

Major consultation processes had led to the final design and although, as I have said in the report, it was clear that the measures might not have commanded universal support, I felt that the right focus of my review was not the basic parameters of what the Westminster Parliament had decided but the implementation of the whole process.
Official Report Meeting date: 3 December 2014

Public Audit Committee 03 December 2014

They will also have to work closely with local communities to ensure that the significant changes that are needed to how public services are delivered command public support. In addition, public bodies are held to account mostly for the performance of the mainstream services that they deliver and the achievement of national targets.
Official Report Meeting date: 3 December 2014

Local Government and Regeneration Committee 03 December 2014

We get calls all the time about air weapon misuse. I have been a firearms commander for 14 years in three different police forces and I can tell you that when we are busy and there is an awful lot of fast-time risk assessment to do, when we have cops on the ground and when people are pointing guns, it is very difficult to distinguish between an air weapon a...
Official Report Meeting date: 13 August 2014

Local Government and Regeneration Committee 13 August 2014

It is important that councils, in considering their arrangements, ensure that what they put in place commands the trust and confidence of the public.
Official Report Meeting date: 17 June 2014

Health and Sport Committee 17 June 2014

If an FPN is just handed to the store, obviously, the chain of command might not feed that all the way up to the top.
Official Report Meeting date: 5 June 2013

Finance Committee 05 June 2013

The UK Government’s policy on the issue was originally set out in the November 2010 command paper, which put together the two devolved taxes that we now call land and buildings transaction tax and Scottish landfill tax.
Official Report Meeting date: 8 May 2013

Finance Committee 08 May 2013

If you feel uncomfortable answering them, you do not need to.The document came into effect following royal assent to the Scotland Act 2012 and“will be reviewed at the request of either party and at the end of the two- or three-year transitional period referred to in the Command Paper”,which would mean April 2018 or 2019.
Official Report Meeting date: 1 May 2013

Meeting of the Parliament 01 May 2013

Having single-year funding precludes forward planning and takes away a little bit of the confidence and security that the organisation as a whole should have, as well as the confidence and security that is passed on to the service users of the third sector; we should all have those people at the front of our minds, because it is they who make this area so important.In the main we have had a very consensual debate, which has been particularly refreshing for me as someone who is usually involved in fairly robust exchanges across the chamber. The issue commands...

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