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Official Report
Meeting date:
12 March 2009
Plenary, 12 Mar 2009
That is the basis on which we will seek to hold the Scottish Government to account over the coming period. I am pleased to support the amendment in the name of my colleague, Des McNulty.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 January 2009
Rural Affairs and Environment Committee, 28 Jan 2009
One side, with reference to section 53, is about data quality and how we standardise the various accounting mechanisms that are in place.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 December 2007
European and External Relations Committee, 11 Dec 2007
The other quote that Iain Smith read out was simply speculation that if the Parliament's legislative competence had changed in the intervening period, that would have to be taken into account as well. I want to be perfectly clear.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 November 2007
Local Government and Communities Committee, 14 Nov 2007
You cannot consider housing supply without taking into account the homelessness legislation and the commitment—a very good commitment—to the 2012 target.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 September 2007
Plenary, 13 Sep 2007
I expect that I have been given an impeccable and accurate account of that from the Crown junior and the chief inspector who were present in court.Clearly, the information that I have given to the Parliament today has been gathered over a number of days.
Committee reports
Date published:
9 September 2025
Stage 1 report on the Tertiary Education and Training (Funding and Governance) (Scotland) Bill
In his role as Interim Chair of Universities Scotland, Sir Paul Grice set out the financial information that he is required to provide to the SFC as the Principal, and accountable officer, of Queen Margaret University, noting:
As the accountable officer, I regard it as my absolute duty to ensure that those reports ar...
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 March 2011
Justice Committee 08 March 2011
The Subordinate Legislation Committee drew none of the instruments to the attention of the Parliament or the committee.I welcome the minister, who is accompanied from the Scottish Government by James How, head of the access to justice team, and Fraser Gough and Graham Fisher, from the directorate for legal services; and from the Accountant in Bankruptcy by ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 February 2011
Finance Committee 01 February 2011
Again, I remind the committee that the conversion to IFRS is spending power neutral and simply reflects differences between the way in which Her Majesty’s Treasury budgets for such items and the way in which we are required to account for them.There have been adjustments to portfolio budgets to reflect the requirement that a number of directly funded and ex...
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 October 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 07 October 2010
The third question is, that motion S3M-7157, in the name of Lewis Macdonald, on the future of Scotland’s supported employment workplaces, as amended, be agreed to.Motion, as amended, agreed to,That the Parliament notes the Scottish Government’s policy that every public body should aim to have at least one contract with a supported factory or business, as set out in its Social Issues in Public Procurement guidance document in October 2007 and reiterated as part of the Scottish Sustainable Procurement Action Plan in October 2009; welcomes this approach as the most effective means of public policy support for the sector; regrets the lack of evidence that this policy has been effectively pursued over the last three years, and calls on the Scottish Government to set a timetable for every public body in Scotland for which it is responsible to have at least one contract with a supported factory or business; notes the recognition given to sustainability in the procurement reform programme and in particular the progress on community benefit clauses, and, in so doing, take account...
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 October 2010
Finance Committee 05 October 2010
The estimate for set-up costs is based on the costs of other recently established databases that have been created under legislation, taking account of the fact that much of the information that is required is already collected, although collation is poor and cross-authority comparisons are difficult to establish.
