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Official Report Meeting date: 11 December 2003

Plenary, 11 Dec 2003

(S2F-440) Both the Deputy First Minister and I welcome the publication of the report, which we commissioned in March. Where the report raises issues that require action, working with Scottish Enterprise we will ensure that those are properly dealt with.
Official Report Meeting date: 19 November 2003

Justice 1 Committee, 19 Nov 2003

However, the legislation has not yet been in operation for a full year—the cash seizure provisions commenced on 30 December 2002, the civil recovery provisions commenced on 24 February 2003 and the criminal lifestyle provisions commenced on 24 March 2003. Once we have been able to find out what has been happening over a period, we will report back to Parlia...
Official Report Meeting date: 1 October 2003

Public Petitions Committee, 01 Oct 2003

The petition calls on the Scottish Parliament to take the necessary steps to ensure that national health service trusts and other abortion providers in Scotland give full written information to every woman about to undergo an abortion procedure of the possible risks of the procedure, including the long-term physical and mental health risks.In March 2003, ou...
Official Report Meeting date: 12 March 2003

Plenary, 12 Mar 2003

That will be confirmed in due course."—Official Report, 6 March 2003; c 19174.Notwithstanding the First Minister's reply, I am unaware that any confirmation has been issued and I understand that The Scotsman sticks to its story.The issue is serious, as it gives rise to the concern that the First Minister might have breached paragraph 1.1(c) of the ministeri...
Official Report Meeting date: 8 October 2002

Procedures Committee, 08 Oct 2002

I understand that the Executive may be reluctant to make additional committee time available for the good reason that it has a considerable number of bills that it needs to finalise before the end of March. We may have a relatively short window in January and early February when we can get parliamentary time.
Official Report Meeting date: 19 March 2002

Audit Committee, 19 Mar 2002

As there are no further questions, I thank the Auditor General for his comments.I seek the committee's agreement on our work programme for March to June 2002.Members indicated agreement.
Official Report Meeting date: 12 February 2002

Public Petitions Committee, 12 Feb 2002

The information that SPICe provided relates to a survey that was done in March 2001, so it is the most accurate and current available.
Official Report Meeting date: 10 May 2001

Plenary, 10 May 2001

There are still more than 600 classes in the first three years of primary school that have more than 30 pupils and there are 2,000 more people waiting for hospital treatment in Scotland today than was the case in March 1997. The First Minister is directly responsible for those pledges from the pledge card of four years ago.
Official Report Meeting date: 27 March 2001

Finance Committee, 27 Mar 2001

On resuming— Members have now had time to read the letter of 6 March, from the Minister for Social Justice.
Official Report Meeting date: 6 March 2001

Procedures Committee, 06 Mar 2001

The next relevant debate will take place on March 14, on the Housing (Scotland) Bill.

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