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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 January 2004
S2W-05397
Table B shows the number of visitors who accessed the public galleries from 14.00 to 16.30 for the same calendar period for each of the two previous years.Table A Date 14.00 16.30 11/09/03 338 18/09/03 194 25/09/03 279 02/10/03 204 09/10/03 203 13/10 – 24/10 Recess 30/10/03 208 06/11/03 213 13/11/03 283 20/11/03 248 27/11/03 220 04/12/03 159 11/12/03 140 18/12/03 42 22/12 – 2/1/04 Recess 08/01/04 88 Total 2,819 Average 201 Table B Date 14.00 16.30 Date 14.00 16.30 12/09/02 374 13/09/01 454 19/09/02 217 20/09/01 478 26/09/02 253 27/09/01 390 03/10/02 260 04/10/01 437 10/10/02 274 8/10 – 19/10 Recess 14/10 – 25/10 Recess 25/10/01 415 31/10/02 358 01/11/01 448 07/11/02 300 08/11/01 386 14/11/02 435 15/11/01 270 21/11/02 423 22/11/01 328 28/11/02 291 29/11/01 447 05/12/02 376 06/12/01 471 12/12/02 387 13/12/01 282 19/12/02 188 20/12/01 188 23/12 – 3/1/03 Recess 24/12 – 4/1/02 Recess 09/01/03 200 10/01/02 252 Total 4,336 Total 5,246 Average 309 Average 375 S2W-05397
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 January 2004
S2W-05395
Table B shows the number of visitors who accessed the public galleriesfrom 14.00 to 16.30 (which covered First Minister’s Question Time) for the samecalendar period for each of the two previous years.Table A Date 09.00 12.30 11/09/03 252 18/09/03 446 25/09/03 260 02/10/03 222 09/10/03 324 13/10 – 24/10 Recess 30/10/03 457 06/11/03 319 13/11/03 296 20/11/03 366 27/11/03 246 04/12/03 227 11/12/03 385 18/12/03 249 22/12 – 2/1/04 Recess 08/01/04 109 Total 4,158 Average 297 Table B Date 14.00 16.30 Date 14.00 16.30 12/09/02 374 13/09/01 454 19/09/02 217 20/09/01 478 26/09/02 253 27/09/01 390 03/10/02 260 04/10/01 437 10/10/02 274 8/10 – 19/10 Recess 14/10 – 25/10 Recess 25/10/01 415 31/10/02 358 01/11/01 448 07/11/02 300 08/11/01 386 14/11/02 435 15/11/01 270 21/11/02 423 22/11/01 328 28/11/02 291 29/11/01 447 05/12/02 376 06/12/01 471 12/12/02 387 13/12/01 282 19/12/02 188 20/12/01 188 23/12 – 3/1/03 Recess 24/12 – 4/1/02 Recess 09/01/03 200 10/01/02 252 Total 4,336 Total 5,246 Average 309 Average 375 S2W-05395
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 April 2004
Environment and Rural Development Committee, 21 Apr 2004
The transposition deadline is 13 August, which is during our recess. I asked my parliamentary questions because I was concerned that, if we are in recess when the UK Parliament deals with the issue—Westminster's recess starts a month after ours—it might be difficult for us to ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 March 2000
Justice and Home Affairs Committee, 21 Mar 2000
In that sense, it would be a bill in two halves.The difficulty is that the Executive wishes to turn the bill round completely and pass it through the final stage, stage 3, before the summer recess. Given that the bill has yet to be introduced, that poses timetabling difficulties.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 June 2003
Standards Committee, 18 Jun 2003
I also do not think that there is a big rush to do so before the summer recess. Those are my initial thoughts, but I wanted to hear those of other members.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 September 2000
Health and Community Care Committee, 20 Sep 2000
After we receive the briefing as soon as possible after the recess, we may decide that we need expert input into our consideration of the bill.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 June 2004
Justice 1 Committee, 30 Jun 2004
It is good that at least we have on record a commitment from the Executive to come back to us after the recess, as it promised, if the amendment has not been overturned by that time.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 June 2003
Audit Committee, 10 Jun 2003
We should consider having an away day to discuss fully the matters in the paper and our work programme either in the week before the recess or immediately after the recess ends.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 June 2000
Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee, 14 Jun 2000
I would be willing to give up one day in the recess to that end. We need a mix of things to keep the thread of innovation.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 April 2000
Justice and Home Affairs Committee, 26 Apr 2000
However, that has proven difficult because of the recess. Our clerks, apparently quite unreasonably, regarded the recess as an opportunity to take holidays, which resulted in the committee not having its draft report.
