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To me, that could be a good way of spending public funds, if we take account of the environment, the economy, tourism, transport and the other practical issues from which we can benefit.
We will explore with stakeholders how that work can be done, taking into account the great sensitivities surrounding the issue.We need to take action across a range of fronts to improve support structures for young carers, a point that was raised by many members.
Given that, in proportion to its population, Scotland has a higher number of members of the armed forces and a higher number of battalions than elsewhere in the UK, the SNP needs to say whether it has taken that into account in its calculations of the costs of independence.
In this city, £60 million is anticipated, but on the basis of the London result, and before the running costs are taken into account, that is wildly optimistic.In London, the impact on the shops within the cordon has been massive.
In some senses, they are the gel that should ensure a co-ordinated, proportionate and targeted response to antisocial behaviour and they are the means by which local communities can hold agencies to account for their actions in tackling antisocial behaviour locally.My colleagues and I will be happy to answer the committee's questions.
I also have two children but, when I went to court, none of those factors was taken into account. May I play the hard man? Some people might suggest that you did those things only to prevent yourself from being sent to prison.
Do you still have any concerns arising from the bill as drafted? I feel that the bill now takes account of our previous concerns. I am in favour of the bill's provisions.
Those groups have been consulted and their views have been taken into account. It is correct to say that the Churches are broadly in favour of including a question on religion.