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Justice Committee 17 September 2019 [Draft], Phil Fairlie, contrib. 38, http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/parliamentarybusiness/report.aspx?r=12264&c=2200144Jim McMenemy of the SPS agreed.
I will not bore members by going into any depth on the on-going case of R?ffert v Niedersachsen. I think that it may be a while before we get a reply from the European Commission on procurement.
The GMB expressed serious concern that significant constraints might have been placed on interested buyers by the tying into the process of R Healthcare. Given the commercially sensitive nature of the process, I do not want to say more.
However, it refused to introduce the kind of tax relief that the film industry enjoys. Although tax relief on R and D and innovation is welcome, Scotland’s biggest challenge is not innovation.
Retrieved from http://www.parliament.scot/parliamentarybusiness/report.aspx?r=12265 [accessed 25 February 2020]For Scotland, this has a number of implications.
We appreciate that it is very difficult to give firm dates, because the issue relates to the progress of the R number and the level of cases more broadly.
For more detail on this see our main briefing on the Scottish Budget 2021-221Burnside, R., Burn-Murdoch, A., Campbell, A., Feeny-Seale, A., Hudson, N., Liddell, G., … O'Connor, A. (2021, February 1).