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Official Report Meeting date: 6 September 2000

Plenary, 06 Sep 2000

I looked at Alzheimer Scotland's briefing to MSPs before the Scottish parliamentary election and noted the remark that"laws relating to the management of money matters for those with dementia"—and other incapable adults—"date back to 1849 and laws relating to personal welfare date back to 1585."
Official Report Meeting date: 4 July 2000

Equal Opportunities Committee, 04 Jul 2000

Is there a good reason why it should apply only to the Executive? Why not involve all MSPs, in relation to all their work, here and in their constituencies?
Official Report Meeting date: 14 June 2000

Plenary, 14 Jun 2000

There can be few areas where reality falls as far short of aspiration as it does in the provision made for disabled people, especially on the key issue of homes. One of the privileges of being an MSP has been the opportunity to meet all sorts of different voluntary groups.
Official Report Meeting date: 7 June 2000

Plenary, 07 Jun 2000

There is strong, cross-party support for amendment 13 and an effective all-party group that relates MSPs to many organisations that help children.
Official Report Meeting date: 23 May 2000

Education, Culture and Sport Committee, 23 May 2000

I disagree strongly with Jack Straw, and would not even attempt to defend his decision. Along with the majority of MSPs—as was demonstrated last week—I think that he was wrong.I am reluctant to go down the constitutional route.
Official Report Meeting date: 6 April 2000

Plenary, 06 Apr 2000

It is not the first time that he has raised the matter in the chamber, and I am sure that it will not be the last. I am glad that many MSPs have supported the motion and have spoken in this evening's debate.One life ended through suicide is a tragedy.
Official Report Meeting date: 9 February 2000

Plenary, 09 Feb 2000

This debate is a good opportunity to examine a number of issues in relation to the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999. I thank the 50 MSPs who signed the motion that I lodged and the organisations that have organised a petition around the issues in the motion, including Amnesty International, the Scottish Refugee Council and the Association of Churches Togethe...
Official Report Meeting date: 1 February 2000

Equal Opportunities Committee, 01 Feb 2000

A human rights impact assessment should explore that question and ensure that MSPs were familiar with the issues and challenges that might be thrown up by the legislation so that they could decide where the balance between individual rights and the public interest should be struck.The European convention on human rights is case driven: there must be a victi...
Official Report Meeting date: 27 January 2000

Plenary, 27 Jan 2000

The regulation of postal services remains the responsibility of the UK Government, but the Scottish Executive is conveying a strong and clear message to both the UK Government and the management of the Post Office about the importance of post offices to Scotland's rural communities. As a constituency MP and MSP, and incidentally as the husband of a Scottish...
Official Report Meeting date: 8 December 1999

Plenary, 08 Dec 1999

Scottish Borders Enterprise, the Scottish Borders Council—both focused and working in partnership—MSPs of all parties and all the other agencies are backing them.Education, skills and training are vital and can be encouraged without fantastic amounts of money being spent.

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