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Official Report
Meeting date:
19 March 2008
Plenary, 19 Mar 2008
I am bemused by those who say that we must force Scotland's businesses to take on apprentices. We do not live in a command economy. If a business does not have a place for an apprentice, it does not have a place, and no apprenticeships bill will ever change that.We will serve Scotland's people better if we tailor the education system to their needs and to t...
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 November 2007
Plenary, 08 Nov 2007
As we have all witnessed in the eight and a half years since the Parliament was opened, health has commanded the greatest number of column inches—more than any other issue raised by the people of Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 October 2007
Plenary, 03 Oct 2007
The Government believes that we must achieve wide consensus on how to proceed to ensure that we establish an audit, regulation and inspection regime that commands wide confidence.Professor Crerar has set out a radical and ambitious agenda for us.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 October 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 07 October 2010
We need to remember the dangers of command and control, and that things can go awry.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 September 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 22 September 2010
Under the previous model in education, it was the Scottish Government that was able to speak to the providers because it commanded most of the services. That is what the committee had in mind when it made its recommendations in paragraphs 78 and 79.The committee is in no doubt that the inquiry has proved to be an important exercise.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 June 2010
Rural Affairs and Environment Committee 02 June 2010
The Scottish Government indicated in its response to the committee’s stage 1 report that it agrees that there may be other people who are not registered crofters but who command the confidence of crofters and who crofters may wish to represent them on the board of the crofting commission.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 May 2010
Justice Committee 04 May 2010
The purpose of amendment 24 is to ensure that all those with a mental disorder that is diagnosed by a psychiatrist and defined by law and who commit an offence have access to the statutory special defence where appropriate and necessary, even when the individual knows that what they are doing is wrong but they have nonetheless committed the act because their illness compels them to do so.I remind the committee of the recommendation in our stage 1 report, in which we concluded:“However, we are not yet confident that the proposed special defence of mental disorder has been appropriately defined, given the concerns raised in evidence and the differences of interpretation between ... witnesses about whether the special defence would be available to people who know their conduct is wrong, but are driven by their mental illness to do it anyway.”The Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland raised concerns on the definition, saying that“a mental disorder may not just impair an individual’s ability ‘to appreciate the nature or wrongfulness of the conduct’, but may also impair their ability to control their behaviour even though they may appreciate that their actions are wrong.”Similar concerns were raised by the Law Society of Scotland and the Scottish Association for Mental Health.The Law Society of Scotland said that the mental disorder defence might not be available to someone who commits an offence while “suffering from a depressive illness”, for example, or who is compelled to act because of command...
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 April 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 21 April 2010
The minister’s speech—as so often—offered a thoughtful and balanced contribution to the debate, but the SNP Government’s motion is unduly narrow and does not deserve to command the support of the whole Parliament, or indeed of a majority in the chamber, at 5 o’clock.Let me explain what I mean.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 January 2010
Plenary, 21 Jan 2010
I do not believe that the public will understand why, at a time when people are being critical of bonuses being paid to bankers and others, they should wake up in the morning and find that the highest earners in the NHS are also able to command bonuses of up to £75,000 a year on top of their salaries—especially when some of those who are being paid by the N...
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 June 2009
Plenary, 25 Jun 2009
The Calman process was characterised by rigour, attention to evidence and the breadth of consensus that the commission commanded throughout the process.To maintain that consensus and momentum, the steering group has quickly established itself and begun to discuss how to progress Calman's proposals.
