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Official Report Meeting date: 25 March 2009

Plenary, 25 Mar 2009

The total cumulative saving of £210 million in council tax payment increases in the two-year period between 2008 and 2010 is a major and significant contribution to that assistance. I am sure that it will be welcomed the length and breadth of Scotland.
Official Report Meeting date: 29 January 2009

Plenary, 29 Jan 2009

Resolved, That the Parliament notes the consultation on climate change and forestry that has just closed; welcomes the widespread agreement that there must be a significant planting increase to assist the process of combating climate change; is grateful to all those who brought a variety of ideas and views forward, and looks forward to a report to the Parli...
Official Report Meeting date: 20 January 2009

Justice Committee, 20 Jan 2009

How would the legislation impact on the delivery of those training programmes? Would you have to reconfigure them?
Official Report Meeting date: 21 May 2008

Local Government and Communities Committee, 21 May 2008

Is there any scope for associations to assist local authorities in meeting their new-build needs?
Official Report Meeting date: 30 April 2008

Plenary, 30 Apr 2008

We can learn another lesson about that from the London committee, which is targeting the long-term unemployed through its volunteering programme—at least 10 per cent of volunteers are to be people who have never been employed.
Official Report Meeting date: 1 March 2011

Justice Committee 01 March 2011

The elements that amendment 35 would add would not assist either the court or the defence; indeed, there is a risk that their addition in relation to admissions alone might have an unintended impact by suggesting to the High Court that a somehow different standard should be applied for other types of new evidence.I therefore invite Mr Brown not to press his...
Official Report Meeting date: 1 February 2011

Subordinate Legislation Committee 01 February 2011

We are grateful that you are here and trying to assist us with the matter. Perhaps some of my colleagues want to come in on that point.
Official Report Meeting date: 15 September 2010

Meeting of the Parliament 15 September 2010

I thank the cabinet secretary for her statement and join her in thanking the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service and the North West Ambulance Service for their assistance on 21 July.The cabinet secretary will agree that it is unprecedented for Scotland’s three ambulance centres to go down simultaneously.
Official Report Meeting date: 14 April 2010

Meeting of the Parliament 14 April 2010

The revenue package represents an increase of £325 million, or 3 per cent, on a like-for-like comparison with last year.In summary, approval of the amendment order will authorise the distribution of a further £70 million to local government, to fund the on-going council tax freeze.I move,That the Parliament agrees that the Local Government Finance (Scotland) Amendment Order 2010 be approved.14:40 The next item of business is a debate on motion S3M-6127, in the name of John Swinney, on the Local Government Finance (Scotland) Amendment Order 2010.14:34 When people are having to go without, it would be perverse for anyone to consider the assistance...
Official Report Meeting date: 14 January 2010

Plenary, 14 Jan 2010

Motion, as amended, agreed to, That the Parliament welcomes the report of the Literacy Commission, set up by Labour, and its recommendations on actions needed to support the acquisition of basic literacy skills and the development of higher-order literacy-related skills; calls on the Scottish Government to bring forward as a matter of priority, following discussion with the Literacy Commission and all stakeholders, a literacy action plan within the context of the Curriculum for Excellence, which has the aim of raising standards of literacy at every level; notes also the successful role of trade unions in promoting literacy and numeracy among adults and the commission's support for nurture groups in primary schools in areas of disadvantage as pioneered by Glasgow City, North Lanarkshire, West Dunbartonshire, Clackmannanshire councils and others, and suggests that, in order to assist...

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