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Clearly, we are required to comply with, for instance, the outdoor access code, and we do. I am not sure why we need to state that, because we are required to do that.
Paragraph 3.5 in the Scottish ministerial code states: “When the Parliament is meeting, Ministers should ensure that important announcements of Government policy are made, in the first instance, to the Parliament”.
This means that South of Scotland Enterprise will need to: • have a code of conduct for its members, whose compliance with the code will be policed by the Standards Commission for Scotland, and • maintain a public register of its members’ interests.
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Date answered:
16 November 2020
Zero Waste Scotland has developed a new litter monitoring methodology and software solution that aligns with the revised Code of Practice on Litter and Refuse (Scotland) 2018.
However, if one was to change one’s QR code, one would not get into the football match, because the QR code would not work—it would not scan or be valid.
I am curious about where there are clear assigned responsibilities for who is supposed to oversee certain aspects of food supply—for example, there is the groceries code adjudicator. I am thinking about how much power lies with the supermarkets in the sense of what is actually going through processing down to abattoir level.