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That is one example, but I could cite many more. The minister will be well aware that a cross-party group on Gaelic has been established and has received formal approval.
The right option is to prevent them from reoffending. Clearly, many of the measures that have been employed—including banging people up—do not work, which is why we have introduced a range of other tough options.
The use of partnerships is important, but does the minister recognise that many voluntary organisations depend on three-year funding from lottery sources, among others, and that those organisations can be left high and dry when that funding runs out?
I am not in a position to give a specific response to the question of including the Glasgow collections in the national audit, but I am sure that the debate that will follow the launch of the national cultural strategy later in the summer will allow many such important issues to be taken up.
As Brian Monteith knows, the problem is that we have 160 independent museums in Scotland, all of which were set up without reference to the Executive and many with unrealistic projections. We cannot be expected to fund all those museums.The consultants' reports on the Scottish Mining Museum are available.
That is only seven nurses to 8,000 MS patients, many of whom are, as the minister is aware, young people, including mothers, struggling to stay on their feet.How does the minister intend to deal with the inequalities throughout Scotland?
The project is in its early stages and no final decision has been made on how to proceed. I recognise that many people in Scotland are taking an interest in the possibility of locating such an institute in Scotland and are staking claims for particular locations.