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Official Report Meeting date: 23 November 2005

Environment and Rural Development Committee, 23 Nov 2005

Lessons should be learned from that experience and applied to the next situation. How can you hold ministers to account if you cannot legally challenge them in the courts?
Official Report Meeting date: 18 December 2002

Justice 2 Committee, 18 Dec 2002

Will you keep an open mind on the issue and take into account possible differences between 999 services and other services?
Official Report Meeting date: 24 February 2004

Finance Committee, 24 Feb 2004

That accounting regime does not exist any more, and that is what the argument is about.
Official Report Meeting date: 14 November 2000

Justice and Home Affairs Committee, 14 Nov 2000

When judges consider what is the most appropriate sentence, they take account of the background of an offender.
Official Report Meeting date: 5 July 2000

Plenary, 05 Jul 2000

One form of democratic accountability is not intrinsically superior to another.
Official Report Meeting date: 23 January 2007

Local Government and Transport Committee, 23 Jan 2007

Audit considerations and how such matters are presented in local authority accounts are issues for the Accounting Standards Board.
Official Report Meeting date: 2 September 2003

Justice 2 Committee, 02 Sep 2003

The view is that the court has the duty to take the best interests of the witness into account and decide what the appropriate measure is.
Official Report Meeting date: 13 June 2000

Transport and the Environment Committee, 13 Jun 2000

We might not have to take evidence from all and sundry; the Executive might need only take into account standards that apply in comparable countries.
SPICe briefings Date published: 11 June 2020

Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill (republished)

The policy memorandum states that “civil engineering (i.e. the digging of trenches and the laying of pipes) accounts for roughly 40% of a [heat] network’s capital costs”, the memorandum goes on to explain that costs can be reduced through granting greater utility rights to heat network developers.
Official Report Meeting date: 22 January 2002

Education, Culture and Sport Committee, 22 Jan 2002

The Executive's point of view on the ECHR takes into account the decision in the Starrs v Ruxton case.

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