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We are both determined to uphold judicial independence in Scotland.There is, however, a matter that Parliament as a whole needs to think about. We live in an age of parliamentary accountability.
We are assisted in determining that by engaging with the people who live in the place, and who can help to draw out what is special about it so that we do not take a one-size-fits-all approach.10:00 I will add to what Ian Wall said about housing associations.
In the case of a small village, even if someone lives in a remote farmhouse, what matters is the village 2 miles away where they go for their services.
We interviewed people in advance of events in which we used a process called trystorming, which involves working out what you want to do, then rushing away and trying it. We did that live in a live CT department, for example.
Rising Cost of Living Good morning. The first item of business this morning is a Liberal Democrat debate on motion S3M-2780, in the name of Jeremy Purvis, on a helping hand with the rising cost of living.
Despite what people might say of us, we live in the real world and recognise that children are maturing earlier, but there is no case for reducing the age of consent.
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Dr Mackie expanded on this point:
"There is a tendency in the research literature to look at the formal indicators of quality of life, which are somewhat abstracted from the day-to-day lives that we all lead. We recognised that that is a major gap in understanding people's lived experience.
I recall that, when Parliament met in Glasgow, Angus MacKay went on television to announce that £10 million had been found to fund 300 additional police officers.