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Members indicated agreement.Public Finance and Accountability (Scotland) Act 2000 (PE683) Public Finance and Accountability (Scotland) Act 2000 (PE683) We move on to petition PE683, on the annual audit of public expenditure.
Members indicated agreement. Section 35, "BID Revenue Account", will give the Scottish ministers the power to"make further provision in relation to the BID Revenue Account."
If we are to be consistent, we must continue to follow our earlier decision. I take account of what Richard Simpson said, but that is something for another day.
Across all Scotland's councils, the housing revenue account investment for the previous financial year was £350.7 million; the housing revenue account investment for this financial year has been reduced to £313.2 million.
Are you confident that that procedure will be robust enough to take account of individual operators that drive up fares well over the rate of inflation and above a level that takes"account of the costs (including a reasonable profit) of a well-run undertaking"?