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However, I thought that it was fair to mention to members how many mistakes were made, bearing in mind the fact that the Subordinate Legislation Committee passed that information to us.
I am sure that anybody who was able to attend agrees that the event was successful on a number of counts. It was good to see so many black and ethnic minority people sitting in the chamber.
I am not swayed by the Executive's defence. First, at the heart of many of our discussions in producing the report was regional management and the structure of the zonal management committees.
I am not swayed by the Executive's defence. First, at the heart of many of our discussions in producing the report was regional management and the structure of the zonal management committees.
It would be a major boost to our tourist industry, sport and many other businesses.When the Taoiseach visits Scotland in two weeks' time, will the First Minister raise with him the possibility of a joint bid?
There might not be anything sinister about their involvement in such an organisation, but it should be out in the open, just as there has been greater accountability of people in many other areas of public life. In the United States, someone was up in front of a congressional hearing because they had indicated support for one side or other in the Israeli-Pa...
Those qualifications are already being copied elsewhere in the world, because the system is right even if the arrangements last year let many people down. As a constructive contribution to the debate that follows on from last year's fiasco arising from the exam structure, would the minister consider setting up an authoritative and neutral study of the quali...
The report made it clear that parents had not necessarily been involved in the debate surrounding the closure of schools and it raised many questions about the way local authorities decide on school closures.
I know that, due to the urgency and immediacy of the situation, there are real pleas for help in our communities, especially in Dumfries and Galloway. Many suggestions, including those of John Swinney, are being considered seriously.
Although that may be a reserved matter, Tommy Sheridan can be assured that this Parliament should again be united in doing most for those who have suffered in a very difficult industry for many years. On a point of order, Presiding Officer.