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| | Scottish Parliament - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The current parliament was established by the Scotland Act 1998. | | | Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party: 1 - was 0 | | | Although a majority of voters voted for the Parliament, the referendum failed to reach the 40% of the total electorate threshold deemed necessary to pass the referendum. |
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| | BBC News DEVOLUTION Scottish devolution explained... |
| | Donald Dewar stresses that it is not for Scottish devolution legislation to prescribe actions by a future UK Prime Minister: that it is a matter for the PM to determine the shape of his/her Cabinet, to decide whether a Secretary of State for Scotland is needed. | | | At present, the Scottish Secretary is a member of the United Kingdom Cabinet - treading a line between acting as Scotland's person in the Cabinet and the Cabinet's person in Scotland. | | | This individual will be elected by Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) at the first sitting. |
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| | Scottish Devolution: A Historical and Political Analysis |
| | In November 1998 the Westminster Parliament passed the Scotland Act, as it did a Wales Act also, and it received Royal assent; the first elections to the Scottish Parliament are to be held on May 6, 1999. | | | It was not until 1707, though, that the Act of Union united the parliaments of England and Scotland. | | | In 1989, the Scottish Constitutional Convention under the leadership of the Labour and Liberal Democratic parties first met to draft a Scottish Constitution. |
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| | Parlianet - Scottish Parliament |
| | Further elections to the Scottish Parliament were held on 1st May 2003. | | | The key change was the fall in the SNP vote with only 27 seats and the rise of the smaller parties such as the Scottish Socialist Party, which returned with 5 seats. | | | House of Commons and the House of Lords, U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. |
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| | Britannia |
| | The Scottish vote was expected to encourage Wales to vote in favor of a lesspowerful separate assembly in Cardiff in a Sept. 18 referendum. | | | However, Blair regards the Scottish Parliament as a way of keeping Scotland in the United Kingdom, by venting pressure for independence, and the nationalists do not. | | | With results counted in all 32 districts today, the vote for the Parliament was 74.2 percent in favor, with 63.4 percent supporting a separate question giving the Edinburgh body taxraising powers. |
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| | About the Scottish Parliament |
| | The next elections to the Scottish Parliament will be held on the first Thursday of May 2003. | | | First amongst these wreckers is the London Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Antony Charles Lynton Blair, First Lord of the Treasury and Minister for the Civil Service, who is insisting upon axing more than a score of members of the Scottish parliament. | | | He was highly respected both by his own party and his political opponents and went on record saying a Scottish Parliament was: |
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http://www.alba.org.uk/scottish/scottishparliament.html
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| | Guardian Unlimited Politics Special Reports Special report: Scottish parliament |
| | January 22: Lib Dem MSP remains unruffled by challenge of holding her seat against the Nationalist leader. | | | 01.11.05: Scottish Tories in turmoil as leader resigns | | | Now an Observer investigation into the 'taxi chits' row leaves him with awkward questions to answer, reports Lorna Martin. |
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http://politics.guardian.co.uk/scotland
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| | Scottish Parliament - Yesterday and Today - The Early Years |
| | in the first half of the 12th century and his grandson, King William the Lion, convened the "Curia Regis" - an early form of parliament, though there was no question of the participants being elected. | | | This established what became known as the "Three Estates" - nobles, senior clergy and burgh commissioners. | | | In Scotland, the first reference to the King's High Court of Parliament does not occur until 1293 although the term "parliament" was first recorded in 1235. |
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http://www.rampantscotland.com/features/parliamenta.htm
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| | Details of Scottish Parliament |
| | The Blair, government elected in 1997, made devolution and a new Parliament for Scotland a priority, following a Royal Commission Report in 1973, a failed referendum in 1974 and the recommendations of the Scottish Constitutional Convention in 1989. | | | Parliament House, behind St. Giles Kirk, provided a base until it was suspended following the Act of Union (1707). | | | This British parliament included 72 Scottish members by 1885, but was still dominated by the landed gentry. |
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http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk:81/scotgaz/features/featuredetails1132.html
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| | Scottish Parliament |
| | The Act also makes clear that the role of Scottish Ministers and officials will be to support and advance the single UK negotiating line to which they have contributed. | | | However, Scottish Ministers will continue to join and on occasion lead the British Ministerial negotiating team where appropriate. | | | Pre-devolution, the Scottish Office, under the Secretary of State for Scotland, was responsible for the administration of much of domestic public policy in Scotland. |
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http://www.rics.org/AboutRICS/RICSstructureandgovernance/RICSdepartments/scottish_parliament.htm
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| | Scotland (United Kingdom) |
| | The committee’s decision is only advisory and it will have to go to Jim Wallace, the justice minister, for ratification. | | | Of the flags of England, Scotland and Wales only the Scottish Saltire is, established by (Scottish) Constitutional Law, the Cross of St George is (as David states) established by custom and practice and the Welsh Dragon by Order in Council? | | | Later that year, the education committee considered the petition and decided it was not a devolved matter and that Members of the Scottish Parliament were therefore powerless to act. |
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| | Scottish Parliament |
| | This assumes of course that the ensuing English parliament was limited to English MPs and therefore no more Blair, Brown, Cook or any of the other Scottish ministers who run the UK at the moment. | | | Email messages we have received about the new Parliament are posted below: | | | This would still be a major constitutional minefield, but in theory it is now much easier for Scotland to 'do its own thing' regarding a Royal Family than would have been the case previously. |
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http://www.macbraveheart.freeserve.co.uk/html/politics/new_parliament.htm
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| | Scottish Parliament |
| | The first elections to the Parliament were held on 6 May 1999 and the Parliament opened on 1 July 1999. | | | A First Minister (equivalent to a Scottish prime minister), with a main office in St Andrew's House, is drawn from the majority grouping within the parliament, and relevant ministers sit with their UK government counterparts at negotiating meetings in Brussels whenever Scottish interests are affected. | | | It comprises 129 members and was created by the November 1998 Scotland Act, which was passed following the Scottish electorate's overwhelming approval of government proposals in a referendum on devolution held on 11 September 1997. |
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http://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0064601.html
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| | Enric Miralles EMBT-RMJM - Scottish Parliament - :: arcspace.com |
| | Donald Dewar who was Secretary of State for Scotland, and then First Minister in the devolved Scottish Parliament, chose the site and selected Miralles for the project that was to be the symbol of a new Scotland, also passed away in 2000. | | | The new Scottish Parliament building will house Scotland's first independent Parliament in nearly 300 years. | | | The brief was still being developed recognizing that the client would change in 1999 when the new Parliament came into being. |
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http://www.arcspace.com/architects/miralles/parliament
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| | Telegraph Arts Dewar's dream |
| | As Secretary of State for Scotland and then First Minister in the devolved Scottish Parliament, it was he who chose the site, found the architect and above all decided that it had to be pushed through at breakneck speed. | | | According to the White Paper for the Scotland Act, it was going to cost about £10 million to refurbish an existing building for the Scottish Parliament and up to £40 million for a new building on a brownfield site. | | | The result could almost be a case study in how not to treat a historic building. |
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2003/01/25/bascot25.xml&sSheet=/arts/2003/01/25/ixtop.html
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| | Scottish Parliament Building, RMJM, Photos, Miralles |
| | Donald Dewar also died in 2000: he was Secretary of State for Scotland, and then First Minister in the Scottish Parliament, selected the Holyrood site and also Enric Miralles for the project | | | The final five teams were asked to produce indicative design ideas for the Parliament at Holyrood.The Secretary of State confirmed that all four of the non-UK entrants had formed alliances with Scottish architectural practices. | | | Robert Gordon: Head of Scottish Office Constitution Group — the unit set up following the election to implement the Government’s proposals for a Scottish Parliament. |
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http://www.edinburgharchitecture.co.uk/scottish_parliament.htm
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| | Scotland cautiously embraces its new Parliament building |
| | After all, Chancellor Gordon Brown, the second-most-powerful man in Britain, is from Scotland, and Prime Minister Tony Blair was born here. | | | Nor did his original client, Scottish First Secretary Dick Dewar, the chief executive for Scotland. | | | Alongside it are four towers, for committees and other parliamentary work, and for executive ministers and their staff. |
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| | Acts of the Scottish Parliament |
| | International Criminal Court (Scotland) Act 2001 asp 13 | | | Scottish Local Government (Elections) Act 2002 asp 1 | | | Scottish Parliamentary Standards Commissioner Act 2002 asp 16 |
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| | Scotland Legislation |
| | Specific links have also been provided to the full text of the Scotland Act 1998 and its associated delegated legislation which established the Scottish Parliament and the Scottish Executive. | | | Hypertext links are also provided to the full text of all United Kingdom Acts of Parliament and United Kingdom Statutory Instruments which apply exclusively or primarily to Scotland and which have been previously published on the HMSO Web site and are now available on the United Kingdom Legislation website. | | | The site contains the full text of all Acts of the Scottish Parliament, the Explanatory Notes to the Acts of the Scottish Parliament and Scottish Statutory Instruments. |
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| | Holyrood Inquiry : Scottish Parliament Building : Introduction |
| | Lord Fraser’s Report was formally delivered to both the Presiding Officer and the First Minister. | | | At a press conference Lord Fraser gave a synopsis of his report, its main conclusions and a brief summary on how he reached his findings. | | | Lord Fraser of Carmyllie published his report into the management of the Scottish Parliament building project on Wednesday 15 September, 2004. |
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| | The Scottish Parliament - Homepage |
| | 'The Ploughman: A Poem for Scotland' by Scott Martin won an international competition to find a poem to mark the last St Andrew's Day before the Millennium in 2000, and the inauguration of the Scottish Parliament. | | | Highland Council Headquarters in Inverness will be the venue for a meeting of the Audit Committee on Tuesday 9 May. The committee is meeting to take evidence on the financial position of Inverness College. | | | The programme of visits will run from August 2006 until February 2007. |
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| | Scottish Parliament |
| | In announcing the results of the competition the Secretary of State for Scotland said; "Enric Miralles is one of the world's most exciting and well respected architects. | | | Thus large questions about democratic processes join the more conventional concerns of a brief in helping to generate the design. | | | Mick Duncan is a Director of EMBT/RMJM and discussed some of the wider issues raised in the design process. |
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| | The Scottish Parliament |
| | On Thursday, 25th March, Christine Grahame, an MSP for the South of Scotland introduced a parliamentary debate on the "Crisis for Borders Schools". | | | On Thursday the 25th of September Parliament debated the issue of violence and abuse against shopworkers. | | | On Thursday 24th June, 2004, Chris Ballance MSP led a debate in the Scottish Parliament on the World Peace Prayer Society and its work in Scotland. |
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| | IOG: Internship Programme |
| | Comparative Analysis between American and Scottish Election Campaigns | | | With the establishment in Edinburgh of a Scottish Parliament in 1999, the University of Edinburgh is offering, to qualified undergraduates, the opportunity to serve as interns to MSPs (Members of the Scottish Parliament) in a semester-length programme. | | | These will provide you with a background in British Politics and the specific nature of Scottish politics, society and culture. |
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http://www.institute-of-governance.org/internships
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| | New Scottish Parliament |
| | This will be the first time in 300 years that Scotland has had a parliament. | | | The body will be elected on May 6, 1999. | | | The results of this campaign will be known of the 7th of May this year, when the results of the previous day's election are announced. |
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http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/2005/18844
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| | Scottish Parliament Building - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The then Secretary of State for Scotland Donald Dewar was adamant that a new building should be provided for the new Parliament. | | | Above and behind the new parliament is the neoclassical Royal High School, which was prepared for a devolved Scottish Assembly in the 1970s, but because of a failed referendum it was never used. | | | In his report, Lord Fraser set out a number of recommendations stemming from his inquiry. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_Parliament_Building
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| | Scottish Parliament Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland |
| | The other was Donald Dewar, who as Secretary of State for Scotland from 1997 pushed through Scottish Devolution; and then became Scotland's first First Minister from 1999 until his death in 2000. | | | All that now remains is for the Scottish Parliament, the members themselves, to "raise our game" in the words of the First Minister during the first debate in the new chamber. | | | "There shall be a Scottish Parliament." This was the opening clause of the Scotland Act 1998 which led the following year to the establishment of the first Scottish Parliament since 1707 (see our Historical Timeline). |
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| | Scottish parliament rejects inquiry into freemasonry - Irna |
| | Police were said to have later questioned the petitioner, who later revealed he had been sentenced to six years in prison for attempted murder, claiming that two officers, who gave evidence against him, were Freemasons. | | | An inquiry by the Home Affairs Committee of the British Parliament in 1998 concluded that there were a "large number of freemasons within the criminal Justice system," but said that the numbers in themselves give "no general cause for concern." | | | Convener Michael McMahon said there had been a number of petitions on the topic in the past and had referred them on to the Justice Committee, which then carried out a full inquiry. |
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| | Scotsman.com News - The Scottish Parliament |
| | THE Scottish Parliament has been named as one of those short-listed in Epilepsy Scotland's Employer of the Year awards. | | | MSPs today called for the Scottish Parliament to consider moving into the old Royal High School as... | | | THE Scottish Parliament should return to its one-time home in Parliament Hall while problems with the new building are resolved, it was suggested yesterday. |
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| | The Scottish Parliament Project: Digitising the Acts of the Scottish Parliament, 1235 - 1707 |
| | The Scottish Parliament Project [SPP], based at the University of St Andrews, was established in 1997 with funding from the Scottish Office. | | | The Scottish Parliament Project: Digitising the Acts of the Scottish Parliament, 1235 - 1707 | | | Its objective is to create a new digital edition of the acts of the Scottish Parliament, between its earliest known proceedings in 1235 and the Union of 1707. |
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| | BWNS: "Time for Reflection" in Scottish Parliament |
| | The Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament, the Right Honorable George Reid MSP, left, congratulates Ms. | | | The Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament, the Right Honorable George Reid MSP, left, listens to Ms. |
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| | The Scottish Parliament: holyrood.tv |
| | The Official State Opening of The Scottish Parliament. | | | “The Scottish Parliament adjourned on the 25th day of March 1707, is hereby re-convened” The road to first ever meeting of a democratic parliament in Scotland. | | | Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament Bill |
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| | CNN.com - Top prize for Scottish Parliament - Oct 17, 2005 |
| | The Scottish Parliament: A "statement of sparkling excellence," according to RIBA's judges. | | | The Scottish Parliament's Presiding Officer George Reid said that the Stirling Prize "confirms the Scottish Parliament as Britain's most important new building. | | | The judges described the Parliament as a "statement of sparkling excellence" and praised its late architect Enric Miralles' "extraordinary architectural ambition and design vision." |
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| | Guardian Unlimited Politics Special Reports Scottish parliament opens for business |
| | The 129 MSPs, who have had devolved law-making powers in areas such as health, education and justice policy since 1999, were originally due to move into their permanent home by summer 2001. | | | MSPs attend the first session of the Holyrood parliament. | | | The Queen will officially open the building next month - a ceremony the republican Scottish Socialist party and the Greens in the parliament have vowed to boycott. |
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| | Scottish Green Party :: Home |
| | Green MSP Mark Ballard launched a scathing attack on the Minister and his party, accusing them of 'utter hypocrisy' when it comes to the environment and transport policies. | | | This is a clear example of Scottish ministers falling in line with Downing Street's choice for England despite the risks associated with TETRA and choice of opting for an alternative system." [full story] | | | Interim targets between now and 2020 were also recommended by the Scottish Parliament's Environment Committee when it investigated climate change last year. |
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| | Scottish Parliament lines up against ID scheme The Register |
| | The Scottish Parliament yesterday condemned the UK ID Cards Bill as flawed and an unacceptable threat to civil liberties, leaving the legal position of the ID scheme largely unchanged but positioning it as a live election issue north of the border. | | | Aside from the Greens, an obvious beneficiary of the vote is the Scottish National Party, which will gleefully exploit the imposition of an expensive and dubious scheme by the UK Parliament. | | | It lost yesterday's vote, however, because its LibDem partners (the LibDems in the UK Parliament oppose the ID scheme) chose to abstain. |
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| | Historic Archives from the Scottish Parliament |
| | Educational Film about the role of a Democratic Parliament in Scotland. | | | Look back at the life of Donald Dewar, the first First Minister of Scotland in a special film commissioned by the National Library of Scotland. |
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| | BBC NEWS Technology Petitioning parliament by mouse |
| | Since 1999, the public has been invited to submit petitions on any issue they chose and there have been notable successes. | | | Doing its bit for e-democracy is the Scottish parliament which has been running an e-petitioning system for a year now. | | | Each one will go before the Public Petitions Committee, and what the government does with it, which department it is sent to and which experts are consulted, are published on the website, along with any eventual changes to actual legislation. |
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| | Scotsman.com Election - 2005 UK General Election coverage from Scotland |
| | VOTES in next year's Scottish Parliament and council elections are set to be counted by computer in a bid to speed up the results. | | | THE Moray by-election campaign began yesterday, with all candidates confident of taking the Scottish Parliament constituency. | | | SCOTTISH Nationalists were today facing up to their failure to win either of the crucial by... |
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| | Arts Unlimited Arts critics Homage to Catalonia |
| | This building is, of course, the new Scottish parliament. | | | History mattered, though, to Enric Miralles, the big-spirited architect who won the competition to design the new parliament in summer 1998. | | | Dewar wanted something special, and Miralles and his wife, Benedetta Tagliabue, made sure he got it. |
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| | Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University : IFSA-Butler Programs : Scotland : University of Edinburgh Parliamentary ... |
| | For the first five weeks, you will enroll in three courses: Scottish Government and Politics, Introduction to British Politics, and Scotland: Society and Culture. | | | With the establishment of the Scottish Parliament in 1999, the University of Edinburgh created an internship and coursework combination designed to expose students to issues in Scottish politics. | | | Students may choose one of two fifteen-week sessions, during which they participate in the development of Scottish political life and learn about the history and culture of Scottish society. |
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| | The Scottish Parliament e-Petitions: List e-Petitions |
| | The Scottish Legal Aid Board — practices and eligibility for legal aid | | | Làithean-saora sgoiltean na h-Alba / Scottish school holidays | | | St Andrew's Day petition - the teaching of Scottish culture |
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| | Scottish Unitary Authorities |
| | Scottish Parliament - "we are no longer adjourned", 13-05-99 | | | Scottish Parliament.com - commercial site with plenty of info on "The Parliament City". | | | Contact Address & Numbers, links to websites for Unitary Authorities. |
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| | If you typed the parliament address in the Address bar, make sure that it is not English. | | | The people might be experiencing democratic difficulties, or you may need to adjust your nationality. | | | The parliament you are looking for is currently unavailable. |
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| | Not updated: 1999 Scottish and Welsh Assembly elections |
| | BBC Vote '99 website covers all the elections on May 6th 1999 | | | Not updated: 1999 Scottish and Welsh Assembly elections | | | Members of the Scottish Parliament, listed by constituency/region |
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| | The Scottish Parliament |
| | “As you have said Presiding Officer, it is a measure of the public concern about the matter that the discussion forum on wind farms on the Scottish Parliament live website has attracted more entries from the public than any other discussion forum in the Parliament's history”. | | | Murdo Fraser MSP, opening the debate on Wind Farms in the Scottish Parliament, 7th November, 2003. | | | Details of the Inquiry will be posted via this forum as soon as they become available, and you can also keep right up to date by visiting the Committee’s own web page by |
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| | The Scottish Parliament e-Petitions: About e-Petitions |
| | You can also see who else has supported the petition (name and country only) or join in a discussion about it online. | | | Do you want to use the Internet to petition the Parliament? | | | Do you want to support or comment on a petition online? |
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| | Scotland Office - Home |
| | 22 March 2006 Securing Scotland's future for the long term Building on current strengths and securing Scotland’s long term future was the budget day message delivered by Scottish Secretary Alistair Darling. | | | 27 March 2006 Renewables — Vital Part of the Energy Mix The need to obtain energy from diverse sources was stressed today by Scottish Secretary Alistair Darling | | | 15 March 2006 March Labour Market Statistics Further improvement in Scottish labour market |
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| | Scottish Parliament Webcam, includes Dynamic Earth |
| | Designed by the late Catalan architect Enric Miralles, with Edinburgh architects RMJM, work was completed in 2004 and the Scottish Politicians moved in late in 2004. | | | Our multiview camera is located on the roof of the Scotsman Headquarters which is home to The Scotsman, Scotland on Sunday and the Evening News publications as well as Scotland's leading portal site www.scotsman.com. | | | Follow the progress live from our Parliament cam overlooking the Scottish Parliament at Holyrood, at the foot of Edinburgh's historic Royal Mile. |
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