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Official Report Meeting date: 22 January 2002

Justice 1 Committee, 22 Jan 2002

I agree with Gordon Jackson that the fact that Elaine Bailey cannot live up to her undertaking is not a hanging offence.
Official Report Meeting date: 24 October 2001

Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee, 24 Oct 2001

They could transfer whenever they saw fit and come back to education when it was right for them in their lives. Do we need 14 universities and 47 colleges to achieve that?
Official Report Meeting date: 6 February 2001

Finance Committee, 06 Feb 2001

There is an issue about how much should be invested in that and how much should be invested in the reaction to ill health; that is, how much should be invested in health services now.It is a very difficult equation, because we all live within fixed budgets. We must rethink radically how we prioritise across different parts of the health business.
Official Report Meeting date: 23 May 2000

Procedures Committee, 23 May 2000

As with a lord provost or a speaker, a Presiding Officer makes his decisions and we have to live with them.As Iain Smith pointed out, perhaps the Scotland Act 1998 was not so cleverly drafted as it has the curious effect that the Presiding Officer and the person who is effectively the managing director of Scottish Parliament plc are the same person.
Official Report Meeting date: 8 February 2000

Finance Committee, 08 Feb 2000

It is a rich source of data about the impact of Government policy and other forces on the lives of individuals. We do not have that richness of data in Scotland yet, although there are moves to address that.
Official Report Meeting date: 1 February 2000

Local Government Committee, 01 Feb 2000

Every councillor should—for the sake of their own learning curve—represent a deprived area, as it would be good for them to realise how the other half live. That is not a bad principle, although I am not advocating gerrymandering for the sake of it.
Official Report Meeting date: 8 December 1999

Local Government Committee, 08 Dec 1999

We are not saying that we should be a protected species—we live in the real world. If an officer has lost a council's confidence, there might have to be a parting of the ways.
Official Report Meeting date: 14 September 1999

Education, Culture and Sport Committee, 14 Sep 1999

Gillian will make a note of that.At an earlier meeting, Nicola asked how we would timetable committees while the education bill was before Parliament and whether the bill would take over our lives. Although the bill is important and we will have a strict timetable to discuss aspects of it, I am keen not to lose sight of other areas within our remit.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 8 November 2006

S2W-29051

To ask the Scottish Executive how many households in Glasgow live in an area with high levels of carbon monoxide and benzene pollution.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 18 October 2006

S2W-28656

To ask the Scottish Executive how many households are estimated to be living in fuel poverty as a result of gas and electricity price rises since 2003, in light of Communities Scotland’s estimate that 30,000 households go into fuel poverty for every 5% increase in energy prices.

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