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Official Report
Meeting date:
27 October 2005
Plenary, 27 Oct 2005
However, hard-working and overenthusiastic civil servants have produced so many hoops for councils to jump through before that status can be obtained that, as far as I am aware, nobody has yet gone through all the hoops.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 September 2005
Local Government and Transport Committee, 20 Sep 2005
The national licensing forum has produced excellent draft guidance for boards on overprovision, which will be sent to the committee shortly.On the basis of my arguments, I ask Mr Davidson to seek to withdraw amendment 131 and not to move the other amendments in the group, as I intend to oppose them.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 January 2005
Local Government and Transport Committee, 19 Jan 2005
I hope that we will get to that stage.Fergus Ewing made another fair point about whether we have considered all the required criteria and whether a form of appropriation would have produced a better solution for Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 December 2004
Plenary, 16 Dec 2004
The project team is on target to produce its first-draft business plan for the network by 31 December, which is entirely on schedule and according to plan.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 December 2004
Enterprise and Culture Committee, 14 Dec 2004
There was probably logic in a public authority—as BAA was then—having the power to produce its own byelaws. What is different now is that BAA is a stand-alone plc that has to protect the interests of shareholders as well as those of its customers, including the travelling public.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 April 2004
Communities Committee, 21 Apr 2004
I want to ensure that sufficient guidance on that is produced to support the bill. Mr Stevenson asked at what stage the guidance will be available.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 November 2003
Environment and Rural Development Committee, 19 Nov 2003
You suggest that there should be comprehensive legislation in future, but should a generic code of conduct be produced in advance of comprehensive legislation on marine protection?
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 December 2002
Justice 2 Committee, 03 Dec 2002
I think that the committee has received an information pack from us. The RSPB and others have produced various reports that show that there has been a large number of poisoning incidents.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 October 2002
Social Justice Committee, 02 Oct 2002
Therefore, I seek to withdraw amendment 74 and I ask colleagues on the committee to resist the other amendments in the group, if they are moved, so that we can see what the consultation says and, I hope, produce a bill that will be able to serve many more people.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 June 2001
Plenary, 21 Jun 2001
The allowance shall include employers' costs other than employers' National Insurance contributions and employers' pension contributions which are provided for under paragraph 2; (b) to establish and run an office, within the constituency/region from which the member was returned; (c) to meet with constituents either on a onetoone basis or as a group; (d) subject to sub-paragraph (16), to meet his or her travelling expenses and overnight expenses relating to travel commencing within Scotland to destinations within the UK (but outside Scotland) and return incurred whilst undertaking Parliamentary duties; (e) to pay fees of attending a seminar/conference which relates to the member carrying out his or her Parliamentary duties; (f) to meet travelling expenses, overnight expenses, and fees of attending a seminar/conference incurred by a member's staff or volunteers who are assisting the member in his or her Parliamentary duties, which costs are not otherwise covered by paragraph 7; (g) to pay staff and volunteer training costs; (h) where any member pays an employee a "one-off" bonus payment, to meet any employers' National Insurance contributions which arise; (i) subject to sub-paragraphs (16) and (17) to meet travelling expenses and overnight expenses relating to travel to Brussels/Strasbourg for meetings with members of the European Parliament and/or representatives of European Union institutions, as part of his or her Parliamentary duties. (3) An employee of a member shall be employed on the terms and conditions determined by the SPCB from time to time. (4) A member may employ his or her employee on conditions which are more favourable to the employee, provided that this does not entail the member exceeding the amount of this allowance. (5) Staff and volunteers of a member shall be bound by the Allowances Code at Annex A. (6) Whilst the remuneration of employees shall be the responsibility of the member the SPCB shall provide: (a) payroll services for members' employees; and (b) arrangement for employers' pension contributions to be paid to an employee's choice of pension scheme, and members shall provide the SPCB with details about their employees to enable the SPCB to provide such services and make such arrangements. (7) A member may pool his or her allowance with another member or other members in order to employ employees who are shared between or amongst them, provided that: (a) the employee remains employed by a single member; and (b) the members concerned give written notice to the SPCB. (8) Where a member establishes an office under sub-paragraph (2)(b) the allowance shall be used for the following: (a) lease of a property or rental of premises; (b) the provision of utilities; (c) the purchase or lease of office furniture or equipment or the purchase of stationery; (d) the member or his or her staff using telecommunications, IT and photocopying equipment at a location other than the member's Parliamentary office base; and (e) other purposes ancillary to those specified in (a) to (d) above. (9) Where in a particular region more than one regional member is returned from a registered political party's regional list the notional amount in this allowance for establishing and running an office in each financial year shall be £12,000 and the maximum Members' Support Allowance for regional members concerned shall be computed as follows: (a) there shall be added together the notional amount of £12,000 per financial year in respect of one such regional member and 30% of that amount in respect of each of the other such regional members; (b) the resulting total sum shall be divided by the number of such regional members; and (c) that amount shall be deducted from the notional amount and the difference (if any) shall be deducted from the maximum amount in sub-paragraph (1) above. The sum thereby produced...
