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(S2O-7481) We are investing about £12 million annually in active schools which, in time, will increase the number and range of opportunities for young people to participate in sport and other physical activities, both in and around school.
I hope that it was not intended as a threat of dangerous activity—or activity that could at least be damaging to Scotland's reputation—around the summit.
For example, a committee might want to get through a bill and get on with the rest of its work but finds that it is tied because it is waiting for a report from a secondary committee.
We need to discuss with local authorities the matter of getting greater consistency in the way in which housing needs assessments are made locally so that we can get a better overall picture.
A mental health officer, for example, cannot ensure that a patient gets suitable care. A responsible medical officer or a general practitioner cannot ensure that a person gets suitable community services.
Other children who get no support and no help should have access to extra support, because they are missing out completely on their education because they are getting nothing extra.
The fiscal staff are all committed to court work. If we try to get hold of someone during office hours, perhaps to authorise a search warrant, it is difficult to get through on the phone.