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One of the interesting points that came out of the report was that not enough money had been spent on on-going maintenance of many facilities, particularly those that were built recently.
As Johann Lamont described in her answer to the previous question, we have regular meetings with Communities Scotland and many of the partners in Glasgow. Clearly, we take a very close interest in the matter.
Since then, the Executive has supported the recruitment of many additional maths and English teachers and we are well on the way to meeting in full our targets for 2007.
I draw the committee's attention to an excellent document that was published today by representatives of many fishing communities, both here in Scotland and outwith Scotland.
That is an essential part of the criminal and civil justice systems and there has been a substantial increase in the upper limit, although probably not enough. Many witnesses do not get their full expenses covered and do not get full payment from their employer while they attend court.
What is the minister doing to attract into teaching the many people who nowadays change their career in their 30s, 40s or 50s and can bring to teaching not only their academic knowledge, but their knowledge of the world outside the classroom?