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Official Report Meeting date: 5 June 2002

Local Government Committee, 05 Jun 2002

For example, we are considering an amendment to the bill for stage 2 that would make changes to the duties on the police and fire inspectorates in order better to assist their scrutiny of best value. We are conscious of the issue and we want to encourage and develop exchange of good practice and co-ordination of the way in which inspectorates scrutinise bes...
Official Report Meeting date: 15 March 2007

Plenary, 15 Mar 2007

It is amendment 44, Presiding Officer.In the course of the evidence taking, it became clear to the Justice 2 Committee that there could be serious consequences for the criminal justice system from the implementation of the bill, such as: the possible addition of 1,100 prisoners, which would increase our record prison population by another 20 per cent; the need for 100 additional prison officers to cope with risk assessment programmes...
Official Report Meeting date: 4 February 2003

Rural Development Committee, 04 Feb 2003

In addition,"John Worswick, vice-chairman of Justice for Agriculture, an organisation set up to defend the rights of farmers in Zimbabwe, said the government was using Scotland's land bill to legitimise its own land reform programme. ‘There is no comparison between the two countries,' Mr Worswick said.
Official Report Meeting date: 25 January 2007

Plenary, 25 Jan 2007

The crofter would need to support that assertion with evidence, such as a demonstration that he or she was participating in a formal conservation programme or had agreed conservation measures as part of a land management contract, or proof that they had taken advice on conservation measures on the croft.
Official Report Meeting date: 11 December 2003

Plenary, 11 Dec 2003

We hope to start the process next week with our first consideration stage meeting, at which we intend to group the objections—assuming that the Parliament agrees to the motion on the financial resolution, which is down on the business programme for next Wednesday.At consideration stage, the committee's role is to act as an arbiter between the promoter and t...
Official Report Meeting date: 6 February 2003

Plenary, 06 Feb 2003

If the Liberal Democrats do not vote for the motion, which can put the PR bill on the statute book by March 2003, they are not simply stupid, they are unprincipled and they are hypocrites. On a television programme in December last year, Charles Kennedy said that all he wanted for Christmas was PR.
Official Report Meeting date: 26 November 2001

Transport and the Environment Committee, 26 Nov 2001

The Crown Estate recently announced a £600,000 three-year programme of sponsoring research. One of the priorities, for which we are inviting proposals from researchers, is scoping work into what is known about carrying capacity, what we mean by carrying capacity, and what further research will be required to provide the scientific information on which carry...
Official Report Meeting date: 4 October 2006

Justice 1 Committee, 04 Oct 2006

The 1959 Council of Europe convention on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters provides a formal mechanism for member states to exchange information on a person's previous convictions.
Official Report Meeting date: 17 May 2005

Local Government and Transport Committee, 17 May 2005

I hope that the minister cares less about general services for over-18s and more about homing in on an area in which we may be able to restrict the supply of alcohol to underage drinkers.First, minister, have you considered statutory health warnings or alcohol concentration warnings on alcohol products to assist the public? Secondly, in the light of evidenc...
Official Report Meeting date: 29 January 2004

Plenary, 29 Jan 2004

I recognise that that matter might be seen as being quite separate from the subject of this debate, but I am not quite sure what assistance in the form of legal aid is available to people who want to take cases into the appeals process or—in future, perhaps—to the supreme court.

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