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The DPLR Committee is content with the Scottish Government’s explanation for that breach of the laying requirements. The committee also draws the instrument to the attention of Parliament on the general reporting ground in respect of a number of cross-referencing errors.
ScotRail Trains Ltd will have its accounts treated as part of the Scottish Rail Holdings group accounts, as it is a subsidiary company under section 479A of the Companies Act 2006.
In general it is important that the timescale for the project takes into account the needs of the Scottish Parliament as some research may lose its relevance if not completed within a certain period.
Transparency Do Parliament, civil society and the public have accessible information about budget decisions? Accountability Does the budget process include sufficient oversight to ensure accountability for budget decisions?