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the next paragraph states a | member | should consider whether meeting one |
the next paragraph states a | member | should not offer or accord |
the next paragraph states no | member | should use his or her |
from the member states each | member | state appoints two representatives these |
sphere of competence of the | member | states 5 what would the |
better be left to the | member | states 9 what amendments should |
priority for many of the | member | states a wide array of |
least informed of the other | member | states about the eu s |
opinion among large and small | member | states about the sort of |
or supporting the action of | member | states adopting measures of encouragement |
to lead the fight in | member | states against any form of |
holt year on year the | member | states agree certain priorities for |
level in the presidency conclusions | member | states agreed that investing in |
begin working on the strategy | member | states agreed that we could |
union in the laeken declaration | member | states agreed to set up |
process 3 it also entails | member | states agreeing common targets benchmarking |
a lot of sense although | member | states all have their own |
be surrounded by the new | member | states all of them independent |
of such languages within the | member | states although some of these |
connections with the eu its | member | states and acceding states and |
other europeans across the eu | member | states and beyond additionally the |
be sufficiently achieved by the | member | states and can therefore by |
forging links with new eu | member | states and developing countries require |
rights of individuals in the | member | states and how it reinforces |
language in each of the | member | states and recognises the importance |
leads to abolishing extradition between | member | states and replacing it by |
of the people of the | member | states and straight to the |
done by all the 15 | member | states and that can only |
national parliaments from all current | member | states and the accession candidate |
social protection policies in the | member | states and the community to |
the eu the competence of | member | states and the shared competence |
is essentially the responsibility of | member | states and their national regional |
left more emphatically to the | member | states and where constitutions provide |
experience and good practice between | member | states and with the commission |
the conditions that prevail in | member | states any new country will |
showed just how powerful small | member | states are in holding up |
people that is partly because | member | states are reluctant to give |
all of europe all eu | member | states are signatories to the |
or administrative provisions of the | member | states as directly affect the |
framework decisions are binding on | member | states as to the results |
the union s traditionally neutral | member | states austria finland sweden and |
treated in the future should | member | states be accorded full competence |
of the union and its | member | states be made clearer 2 |
powers of the eu and | member | states believes that the people |
done by individual european union | member | states but by member states |
for a group of six | member | states but not arguably for |
on pooled sovereignty from its | member | states but that each state |
vehicle for naming and shaming | member | states but to identify and |
after the end of 2004 | member | states can give aid to |
ministers ways in which individual | member | states can improve their labour |
of justice is clear that | member | states can only take account |
do so and whether other | member | states can stop them because |
three month period during which | member | states cannot progress a measure |
elderly and the disabled with | member | states choosing amongst those actions |
union member states but by | member | states co operating to address |
exclusive competence concurrent competence and | member | states competence complementary competence is |
more small businesses than other | member | states countries that have on |
language learning notes that individual | member | states decide which languages should |
language learning notes that individual | member | states decide which languages should |
these plans each of the | member | states describe the main policy |
regional and minority languages which | member | states designate as eligible urges |
european community for a while | member | states did not do very |
co ordinating the action of | member | states e g economic policy |
comprises national experts from the | member | states each member state appoints |
the promotion of inclusion in | member | states employment education and training |
to 27 instead of 15 | member | states enlargement will also strengthen |
eu from 15 to 25 | member | states europe s leaders recognised |
treaty was agreed between the | member | states european leaders have recognised |
logic of such treaties all | member | states except britain and denmark |
product comes from trade between | member | states external trade makes up |
inspect the vessels of other | member | states fishing in their waters |
return decisions back to the | member | states for example as fiona |
of competence between eu and | member | states for example by checking |
the union s present 15 | member | states for example rates of |
varies across and within the | member | states for example the level |
out the priorities of the | member | states for the next two |
decisions without preventing the other | member | states from acting the most |
to take in ten new | member | states from central and eastern |
they will not represent the | member | states from which they come |
2005 naps inclusion it recommended | member | states give greater attention to |
principle of territorial integrity of | member | states great care has been |
the european council all the | member | states have been able to |
the rules of the cfp | member | states have increased powers to |
been beneficial to its development | member | states have progressed treaty by |
exchanging best practice each year | member | states have submitted national action |
done to ensure that the | member | states have the military capabilities |
as part of their catch | member | states have to classify their |
of salmon in an sac | member | states have to take action |
defended the commercial interests of | member | states however international trade in |
clear direction from the eu | member | states i move amendment s1m |
with other eu regions and | member | states i suggest that we |
to help the union s | member | states identify and anticipate crises |
european social policies and 15 | member | states implementing certain others there |
the european union with 14 | member | states implementing some european social |
a common outline to assist | member | states in drawing up their |
agreements that were reached by | member | states in early 1999 those |
network with other regions and | member | states in europe and being |
the european commission by the | member | states in june 2001 in |
practice across some of the | member | states in particular those with |
upon the goodwill of the | member | states in taking action and |
framework decisions are binding on | member | states in terms of what |
its citizens the relationship between | member | states in the union appendix |
the catch of other eu | member | states in their home waters |
that have been adopted by | member | states in their naps inclusion |
public 1 the ten new | member | states include cyprus estonia hungary |
issue of interest to many | member | states including ours the commission |
europe with more but smaller | member | states is emerging and that |
a key challenge for the | member | states is to ensure the |
complement the activities of the | member | states it also enables the |
laws and regulations of the | member | states it also ensures that |
how many extraditions to eu | member | states it has approved since |
varies across and within the | member | states it identifies eight core |
a different position from other | member | states it may be appropriate |
naps drawn up within the | member | states january june step 3 |
the treaties or to harmonise | member | states legislation in fields in |
national level because in many | member | states local authorities share administrative |
framework legislation which affords the | member | states more room for manoeuvre |
decentralised and co ordinated approach | member | states must implement the common |
the council based on the | member | states naps inclusion the first |
used languages exist in the | member | states of europe they have |
of delegates from the sixteen | member | states of the oslo paris |
it has had with eu | member | states on these matters and |
than three quarters of the | member | states or all the citizens |
should achieve but they leave | member | states or national authorities to |
european union eu and the | member | states over the coming decades |
over the collective heads of | member | states parliaments other parties are |
parties at the national level | member | states parliaments should have greater |
the difficulties experienced by certain | member | states particularly denmark but also |
of national systems it encourages | member | states progressively to develop their |
social exclusion which state how | member | states propose to implement the |
notes that while other european | member | states provide generous financial support |
council in march 2000 the | member | states recognised that the extent |
at the lisbon european council | member | states recognised that the transformation |
in the waters of other | member | states regional advisory councils racs |
partnership approach between the eu | member | states regional and local authorities |
for allocating fishing quotas between | member | states retaining the existing access |
on from maastricht when the | member | states revised the treaty on |
united kingdom and b eu | member | states s1w 34834 richard lochhead |
constitution would be preferred most | member | states share that view the |
regions and legislative assemblies inside | member | states should not have access |
southern europe co ordination of | member | states social inclusion policies is |
to the fact that most | member | states still lack a comprehensive |
language in each of the | member | states supported by michael matheson |
the body of opinion among | member | states that 20 commissioners is |
a little additional time for | member | states that do not have |
used by deaf people in | member | states that is an issue |
of one of the strongest | member | states that is the uk |
about our opposition to the | member | states that practise industrial fishing |
of only four european union | member | states that recognise their native |
between the eu and its | member | states the convention meeting in |
year naps inclusion of the | member | states the development of 18 |
tiers must be recognised the | member | states the eu the internal |
between the eu and the | member | states the european charter of |
partnership between the commission the | member | states the social partners and |
in march 2000 set the | member | states the strategic goal of |
comparing best practice across the | member | states the uk nap inclusion |
governments control the big five | member | states their influence will affect |
principle which extends beyond the | member | states themselves we will repeat |
2 6 sandeel norway pout | member | states then have to calculate |
or lesser extent by most | member | states these are developing an |
by each of the fifteen | member | states these naps are submitted |
between the eu and the | member | states this distinguished complementary competence |
process is implemented across the | member | states through a new eu |
to increase the number of | member | states through an enlarged european |
seek to encourage cooperation between | member | states through initiatives aimed at |
time is that it takes | member | states time to prepare behind |
eu from its present 15 | member | states to 25 will become |
between the eu and its | member | states to be organised i |
the treaty in all the | member | states to begin working on |
to encourage co operation between | member | states to combat social exclusion |
to encourage co operation between | member | states to combat social exclusion |
is then up to individual | member | states to decide on their |
not affect the right of | member | states to define the fundamental |
and to encourage other eu | member | states to discourage the illegal |
distribution of competencies in different | member | states to encourage dialogue and |
zone around the coasts of | member | states to fishing vessels that |
nations charter however it expects | member | states to increase the amount |
protocol that requires european union | member | states to locate and provide |
a resolution that called for | member | states to recognise sign language |
the barcelona european council for | member | states to reduce significantly the |
nations and regions other than | member | states today s debate has |
compare best practice across the | member | states vanderbroucke 2001 the laeken |
work in other european union | member | states was limited to those |
powers of the eu and | member | states we also need a |
examine the differences in the | member | states we are conducting an |
of the european social model | member | states were invited to develop |
on their merit the small | member | states were suspicious of that |
all persons residing in the | member | states whatever their age background |
the coe of the 43 | member | states which comprise the council |
moving towards taking in new | member | states while embarking on the |
what they will amount to | member | states will be asked to |
on 20 august 2001 what | member | states will be attending the |
family travel allowance 1 each | member | is eligible for an allowance |
spcb payroll service 2 each | member | is eligible for an allowance |
rule allowances for which a | member | is eligible shall be paid |
duties in edinburgh 5 a | member | is not eligible for an |
by the spcb 4 a | member | is not eligible for an |
allowance for which a regional | member | shall be eligible 10 subject |
three of annex b the | member | shall be eligible for a |
members support allowance 1 a | member | shall be eligible for an |
paragraphs 4 and 5 a | member | shall be eligible for an |
two of annex b the | member | shall be eligible for an |
members travel allowance 1 a | member | shall be eligible for the |
in annex c 2 a | member | shall be eligible to claim |
from any other source the | member | shall not be eligible to |
determination as to whether the | member | should be eligible for an |
allowance are to enable a | member | a to engage as an |
members support allowance and the | member | can establish to the satisfaction |
members support allowance and the | member | can establish to the satisfaction |
up allowance 1 where a | member | ceases to serve as a |
in edinburgh 4 where the | member | claims an allowance under sub |
allowances general 1 where a | member | has claimed an allowance from |
allowance to meet costs the | member | may incur in a making |
the family travel allowance a | member | must register with the spcb |
or her allowance with another | member | or other members in order |
her members support allowance a | member | s employees may not undertake |
keep a record of each | member | s entitlement to an allowance |
keep a record of each | member | s entitlement to an allowance |
accommodation allowance 1 where a | member | s main residence lies within |
each financial year the maximum | member | s support allowance for the |
rob gibson is investigatin his | member | s support allowance tae help |
be utilised by a new | member | and sub paragraph 2 a |
to be utilised by the | member | and sub paragraph 2 a |
the spcb 8 where a | member | establishes an office under sub |
in sub paragraph 1 the | member | may select the supplies concerned |
months i am also a | member | of the general policing sub |
which allows for full sub | member | state administration involvement making greater |
which allows for full sub | member | state administration involvement making greater |
of framework legislation consulting sub | member | state administrations at an early |
of framework legislation consulting sub | member | state administrations at an early |
the eu to consult sub | member | state administrations at an early |
enhanced role for individual sub | member | state administrations but it is |
recognises the role that sub | member | state administrations can play in |
recognises the role that sub | member | state administrations can play in |
other influential european union sub | member | state administrations culminated in the |
on the role of sub | member | state administrations early in 2003 |
the eu also has sub | member | state administrations either with legislative |
that scotland and other sub | member | state administrations have a significant |
to the responsibilities of sub | member | state administrations rather than seeking |
rights and responsibilities of sub | member | state administrations we highlighted the |
i believe that active sub | member | state involvement will be crucial |
parliament for powers for sub | member | state legislatures that would give |
calls for powers for sub | member | state legislatures that would give |
sub paragraph apply to any | member | whose ability to undertake his |
average which is the poorest | member | state 12 many of the |
see itself as an aspiring | member | state a stateless nation or |
and protected by every other | member | state among other things part |
break the link between a | member | state and a commissioner and |
is a national of a | member | state and is registered by |
is a national of a | member | state and is registered by |
the powers exercised at eu | member | state and regional level however |
regional ministers to represent their | member | state at the council in |
they said that if a | member | state broke up the umbrella |
even germany as a full | member | state calls for access to |
their views that all the | member | state countries should work together |
proposed its new guidelines for | member | state employment policy for 2000 |
have worked in a small | member | state for the past 20 |
conduct unaccompanied surveillance in another | member | state for up to five |
at nice in december 2000 | member | state governments agreed that an |
all actors concerned at nice | member | state governments also approved the |
powers or purely administrative powers | member | state governments and the european |
the hands of the fifteen | member | state governments article 137 ec |
at the explicit wish of | member | state governments in other words |
tackle unemployment in the eu | member | state governments now co ordinate |
employment in europe and committed | member | state governments to making a |
scotland would be an individual | member | state if he has his |
by the laws of the | member | state in which they are |
of the year with each | member | state involved having appointed a |
fulfil our obligations as a | member | state it is for the |
in any other european community | member | state it is for us |
in a directive and each | member | state must apply it at |
european structural fund regulations the | member | state must report by 1 |
own future as a full | member | state of the communities of |
restricted to fishermen from the | member | state other access restrictions such |
new plan is for national | member | state parliaments to review proposed |
britain and a centralised bigger | member | state perspective and clawing back |
engine 4 a committee of | member | state representatives if the committee |
future shape of europe a | member | state s decision to try |
if a person breaks a | member | state s drink driving law |
parliament s influence over each | member | state s minister in the |
a qualification granted in a | member | state shall be entitled to |
a qualification granted in a | member | state shall be entitled to |
state party i e the | member | state signed up to the |
uk and in each european | member | state the principle behind the |
sign language of each eu | member | state through the parliament however |
which allows one or more | member | state to abstain on certain |
would allow officers from a | member | state to conduct unaccompanied surveillance |
be served as a full | member | state who leads for scotland |
be done and that each | member | state would need to comment |
state ben wallace will the | member | take an intervention mr macaskill |
be prepared to introduce a | member | s bill i was pleased |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
the right to introduce a | member | s bill to give effect |
6 july 2000 note the | member | lodging the above proposal has |
it to be a normal | member | of the eu britain would |
make the uk a stronger | member | of the eu the participating |
come into effect for that | member | on the date when such |
however i can give the | member | a suggestion for his shoes |
medicine mr tosh will the | member | give way alex neil i |
and bearsden lab will the | member | give way alex neil unfortunately |
arbitrary fergus ewing will the | member | give way alex neil will |
spending angus mackay will the | member | give way andrew wilson i |
issue brian fitzpatrick will the | member | give way christine grahame no |
nonsense dr simpson will the | member | give way david mcletchie i |
north tayside snp will the | member | give way david mcletchie i |
building susan deacon will the | member | give way david mcletchie no |
central scotland snp will the | member | give way dr simpson i |
of scotland snp will the | member | give way dr simpson no |
macdonald lothians snp will the | member | give way dr simpson no |
substantial andrew wilson will the | member | give way george lyon i |
charges ben wallace will the | member | give way helen eadie i |
purse mr paterson will the | member | give way iain smith i |
million mr davidson will the | member | give way iain smith i |
have andrew wilson will the | member | give way iain smith in |
anomalies mary scanlon will the | member | give way ian jenkins i |
elsewhere ms macdonald will the | member | give way irene oldfather yes |
process fiona mcleod will the | member | give way kate maclean no |
amendment mrs smith will the | member | give way malcolm chisholm i |
scotland dr simpson will the | member | give way mary scanlon no |
east scotland snp will the | member | give way mr davidson if |
for susan deacon will the | member | give way mr hamilton no |
and lauderdale ld will the | member | give way mr hamilton no |
problems ben wallace will the | member | give way mr macaskill not |
000 johann lamont will the | member | give way mr raffan will |
rumbles johann lamont will the | member | give way mr raffan will |
way mr raffan will the | member | give way mr rumbles i |
that cathie craigie will the | member | give way mr rumbles i |
way mr raffan will the | member | give way mr rumbles i |
way alex neil will the | member | give way mr tosh no |
and shotts lab will the | member | give way mrs mcintosh i |
so malcolm chisholm will the | member | give way shona robison i |
network mr stone will the | member | give way shona robison no |
mr jim wallace will the | member | give way shona robison yes |
and islands snp will the | member | give way the deputy presiding |
dunfermline east lab will the | member | give way tricia marwick certainly |
that i can give the | member | information about where the executive |
am happy to give the | member | the assurance that he seeks |
the case of an elected | member | a by election shall be |
i shall reply to the | member | as soon as possible answered |
i shall reply to the | member | as soon as possible answered |
i shall reply to the | member | as soon as possible answered |
i shall reply to the | member | as soon as possible answered |
i shall reply to the | member | as soon as possible answered |
and furniture utilised by the | member | in the previous session shall |
staff and volunteers of a | member | shall be bound by the |
3 an employee of a | member | shall be employed on the |
on that list b the | member | shall be responsible for the |
allowances rule 6 virement a | member | shall not vire amounts between |
be the responsibility of the | member | the spcb shall provide a |
spent shall be for each | member | to determine subject to the |
am currently a national executive | member | of my trade union amicus |
scotland is not an independent | member | of the european union we |
scotland snp i am a | member | of the national union of |
declare an interest as a | member | of the national union of |
sir william douglas douglas family | member | 1 2 douglas family members |
or immediate family of the | member | a member has the responsibility |
the loss of a family | member | because of hcm further notes |
family of the member a | member | has the responsibility of ensuring |
the family of a crew | member | listed as lost but instead |
or again a a a | member | o the family that worked |
trubetskoy 1890 1938 the only | member | of a royal family as |
question whether he or any | member | of his family unit needs |
to whether he or any | member | of his family unit that |
to enable him or that | member | of his family unit to |
that is to say any | member | of his immediate family normally |
f606: yeah f1067: when the | member | of the family died or |
one stage there was a | member | of the family in every |
abuse was committed by a | member | of the victim s family |
risk those with a family | member | perhaps a mother who has |
immediate family means a the | member | s spouse or another nominated |
that he is a family | member | that fiona is going to |
to be strangers the family | member | we waited for during all |
who was a good party | member | came to help at the |
hamilton chairman and roddy jackson | member | land reform working party and |
a citizen and as a | member | of a political party is |
for election either as a | member | of a political party or |
kilroy he s the only | member | of his own party [laugh] |
perhaps i am the sole | member | of my party who is |
the new scottish national party | member | of the committee has been |
catholic was a card carrying | member | of the communist party and |
a girl of 19 a | member | of the green party was |
the convener will be a | member | of the labour party and |
the convener will be a | member | of the labour party and |
age group centre was a | member | of the labour party angela |
a wrexham councillor a distinguished | member | of the labour party councillor |
and the deputy convener a | member | of the labour party membership |
and the deputy convener a | member | of the labour party membership |
is a pity that no | member | of the labour party saw |
marwick suggesting that being a | member | of the labour party should |
the recipient should be a | member | of the scottish national party |
the convener will be a | member | of the scottish national party |
sound figures i am a | member | of the smallest party in |
wholly in relation to that | member | s role as a party |
party political activity 3 a | member | will be responsible to the |
he later identified that staff | member | as bill arundel does bill |
was accused of assaulting a | member | of british airways staff relief |
was the first executive staff | member | of fairberry s dolly had |
although he spoke to a | member | of my staff i do |
did not do that another | member | of staff did that person |
our service users or a | member | of staff from one of |
highschool and i hink any | member | of staff goin in there |
s more indispensable than any | member | of staff i think inside |
ve got you know one | member | of staff in an area |
of the work of a | member | of staff is clearly identified |
contact details of a senior | member | of staff responsible for internal |
form part of an existing | member | of staff s remit to |
is fine but if the | member | of staff says sorry i |
requirement to consult an individual | member | of staff that is not |
made that comment to another | member | of staff the head of |
information i can ask a | member | of staff what is available |
books were available for any | member | of staff who wished to |
statutory obligation to consult any | member | or group of its staff |
purchase of stationery d the | member | or his or her staff |
seminar conference incurred by a | member | s staff or volunteers who |
message he introduced a staff | member | to those present these were |
you have to be a | member | and every member is a |
member to the committee a | member | appointed by that authority proposals |
insert elected member means a | member | elected in accordance with paragraph |
to the conduct of a | member | in connection with the member |
the parliament of which the | member | is a member or which |
be a member and every | member | is a tenant it is |
a member or which the | member | is required to attend because |
22 at end insert elected | member | means a member elected in |
local government finance act 1992 | member | means a member of the |
cp member then trotskyite then | member | of some splinter group who |
act 1992 member means a | member | of the scottish parliament other |
which the member is a | member | or which the member is |
member in connection with the | member | s functions of management as |
file reads as follaes cp | member | then trotskyite then member of |
which wishes to appoint a | member | to the committee a member |
of which she is a | member | is the european parliament s |
moment when i was a | member | of the european committee i |
discussed when i was a | member | of the european committee is |
hemicycle when i was a | member | of the european committee of |
time i have been a | member | of the european committee since |
to the lead committee the | member | of the european committee who |
or northern ireland assembly any | member | of the european parliament elected |
who is the liberal democrat | member | of the european parliament for |
knew that winnie was the | member | of the european parliament her |
neil maccormick who is a | member | of the european parliament neil |
information can be obtained a | member | s debate on the european |
23 at end insert each | member | a is to be appointed |
12 000 for each constituency | member | and the amount computed in |
that at least one committee | member | be present on each occasion |
afternoon i will take one | member | from each of the major |
i intend to take one | member | from each of the major |
residence and edinburgh for each | member | of his or her immediate |
in france 4 10 each | member | of iva is noted as |
meets every three years each | member | of the adult parliament selects |
the scottish executive that each | member | of the committee should have |
furniture were all rationed each | member | of the household had books |
received a letter from each | member | of the other committee before |
executive how payments to each | member | of the scottish transport group |
scarf for guild funds each | member | received a bundle of knitting |
audit trail for each individual | member | s inquiry mr macintosh david |
than 20 members that each | member | should represent the wider interest |
one strip to each team | member | the remainder are placed face |
for public access 4 each | member | will be able to use |
code a offices 1 each | member | will normally have one parliamentary |
mr stone so far every | member | has supported the notion of |
its non executive time every | member | must have had local correspondence |
operating for amending amendments every | member | of all parties will agree |
the invaluable contribution of every | member | of that team however this |
car away to every single | member | of the audience f810: aw |
s jobs are important every | member | of the cabinet and i |
what they are doing every | member | of the committee has made |
that argument is finished every | member | of the parliament is personally |
it is critical for every | member | of the parliament to campaign |
those proposals will allow every | member | of this chamber to take |
consult their members every committee | member | took that evidence seriously we |
for full attendance not every | member | was able to attend the |
of our visit every committee | member | was impressed with the quality |
do we expect that every | member | who has been sent that |
again i believe that every | member | would plead with the minister |
macdonald lothians snp does the | member | agree that another important way |
scheme make payments to that | member | by way of allowances for |
i am grateful to the | member | for giving way i would |
in the way that the | member | implied but the legal advice |
person ceases to be a | member | part way through the financial |
in some way any private | member | s bill on the subject |
who is the local constituency | member | and that we should ask |
smith who is the constituency | member | and who has campaigned on |
who has now been a | member | for 50 years and mrs |
got on splendidly with the | member | for methir tydvale who promised |
keith harding who is the | member | in charge of the bill |
nicola sturgeon who is the | member | in charge of the bill |
volunteers who are assisting the | member | in his or her parliamentary |
eh who had a dairy | member | m635: mm m608: oh right |
reflecting the views that the | member | mentioned john wadham who is |
neill who is a lay | member | of the catholic church judith |
who had been a founder | member | of the club from 1868 |
wilson who is not a | member | of the committee but is |
grace elder who is a | member | of the health and community |
stuart who is also a | member | of the praesidium and the |
stirling and who was a | member | of the royal commission perhaps |
a fiscal who is a | member | of the senior civil service |
local office to accommodate a | member | s employee who has a |
to prevent or restrict a | member | who fails to comply with |
matter i hope that any | member | who has an interest in |
the debate there is no | member | who has not lobbied me |
have spoken to the local | member | who has stated his concerns |
and 6 below 17 a | member | who intends to travel to |
essentially the aim of the | member | who introduced the bill to |
sector we even have a | member | who is an msp the |
received am i the only | member | who is receiving it we |
disrespect is meant to any | member | who is speaking at that |
or old even our youngest | member | who is still in his |
without the involvement of the | member | who is the subject of |
watch how a former committee | member | who knows the transport and |
be very lucky for the | member | who lodged the motion to |
executive in 1999 note the | member | who lodged this motion has |
it should be on the | member | who lodges the amendment iain |
it is open to a | member | who so wishes to check |
ewing was the only scottish | member | who spoke in the debate |
area i have met any | member | who wanted to meet me |
unseemly and undignified an elected | member | who was asked for their |
would be a fellow committee | member | who would be likely to |
a statement lodged by a | member | for consideration debate and decision |
refuse to pay to that | member | any further taxi fares and |
your first point about any | member | attending the lead committee to |
orders which says that any | member | can lodge a motion however |
30 pm if any committee | member | could be here for that |
report the convener unless any | member | disagrees i think that the |
will move one before any | member | does so and so that |
1 declaration of interests no | member | had any relevant interest to |
the environment committee unless any | member | has other views is that |
that is agreed does any | member | have any comments on the |
back to that does any | member | have any comments on the |
the convener unless any other | member | is otherwise minded i do |
or her work 3 any | member | may apply to the spcb |
spcb for determination 3 any | member | may make a complaint to |
the fire brigade or a | member | of any emergency medical service |
discussion the convener does any | member | of the committee have any |
executive or any committee or | member | of the executive the doing |
manager or b any other | member | of the holyrood project team |
managers advised a any other | member | of the holyrood project team |
had you spoken to any | member | of the scottish executive to |
in the new year any | member | of the scottish parliament can |
some things stephen if a | member | of this or any other |
lead committee to object any | member | of this parliament can take |
this paragraph with any other | member | or members for that region |
in place to replace any | member | or to add to the |
means any residence which the | member | owns or leases other than |
training costs h where any | member | pays an employee a one |
interact with msps if any | member | received a strange approach from |
absurd is that if any | member | representing this committee can lodge |
guidelines when acting on a | member | s behalf or in any |
paper to any future private | member | s bill on this or |
provisions referred to above a | member | should not accept any remuneration |
with the second paragraph a | member | should not act in any |
ensure that any action the | member | takes in connection with the |
no reason whatsoever for any | member | to vote against the motion |
[censored: forename] [censored: surname] said that any | member | unable to attend the society |
the amendment if any other | member | wants to raise a point |
along such lines if a | member | will move one before any |
justice bill was an snp | member | annabel ewing as we know |
of the bill the promoting | member | as something to which great |
gaelic language scotland bill the | member | has provided the following translation |
consider the response from the | member | in charge of the bill |
office jan marshall is a | member | of the bill team and |
he is not a formal | member | of the bill team he |
discuss the bill as a | member | of the committee as i |
of the bill and a | member | of the local government committee |
the introduction of a private | member | s bill amending the law |
personal care i proposed a | member | s bill at the same |
have experience of producing a | member | s bill but it must |
measure introduced as a private | member | s bill by lord archer |
of commons in a private | member | s bill introduced by donald |
agri environment schemes because a | member | s bill is not allowed |
june 2002 and a private | member | s bill seeking very limited |
mike russell msp as a | member | s bill the bill places |
introduction unlike an executive or | member | s bill there is no |
will support kenny macaskill s | member | s bill which aims to |
do that you are the | member | whose bill this is and |
petitions i too am a | member | for one of the areas |
of which i am a | member | has had some involvement on |
of which i am a | member | has made a significant impact |
which i am not a | member | has worked hard as have |
which i too am a | member | helen eadie dunfermline east lab |
i am the only opposition | member | here this is alasdair morgan |
of which i was a | member | i am glad to speak |
declare that i am a | member | of amicus msf i want |
worrying because i am a | member | of an organisation that has |
working group i am a | member | of that group but i |
i am not the oldest | member | of that parliament although i |
binny house i am a | member | of the action committee that |
the eis i am a | member | of the board of the |
invited i am not a | member | of the committee and i |
level because i am a | member | of the education culture and |
in london i am a | member | of the executive committee of |
east lab i am a | member | of the gmb and of |
lord younger i am a | member | of the labour movement in |
issues i am also a | member | of the partnership against wildlife |
interests i am a board | member | of the prince s scottish |
have said i am a | member | of the public petitions committee |
adviser as i am a | member | of the rural development committee |
and i am the local | member | of the scottish parliament the |
this circumstance i am a | member | of the scottish utilities forum |
declare that i am a | member | of unison and of the |
rutherglen lab i am a | member | of unison mr john mcallion |
i am aware of the | member | s interest in autism i |
of which i am a | member | take a key role in |
am happy to reassure the | member | that the scottish executive will |
respect of one such regional | member | and 30 of that amount |
constituency or region of the | member | c the cost of such |
circumstances to exclude such a | member | from the proceedings of parliament |
make such arrangements 7 a | member | may pool his or her |
or wholly maintained by the | member | such amount per mile travelled |
on the date when such | member | takes the oath or affirmation |
constituency region from which a | member | was returned 2 such information |
anne toye cvs scotland committee | member | active communities forum maureen o |
to an ssi can that | member | attend the lead committee and |
mackenzie convener and chris hawkes | member | criminal justice standing committee association |
placed at tables with committee | member | hosts the president and secretary |
one question that a committee | member | might be able to answer |
the committee to our new | member | miss [censored: surname] letters m [censored: surname] |
wis sanny todd a committee | member | o the fishin club an |
pairlament or a committee msp | member | o the scottish pairlament the |
the point of a committee | member | objecting after our scrutiny when |
third world countries as a | member | of my third world committee |
declared an interest as a | member | of nfus the committee agreed |
the debate as a former | member | of that committee he is |
reporter was no longer a | member | of the committee and to |
of rapporteurs so that one | member | of the committee can take |
over the place again another | member | of the committee has moved |
angus mackay as a new | member | of the committee i have |
sector in scotland as a | member | of the committee i was |
he is no longer a | member | of the committee ms macdonald |
scottish parliament and as a | member | of the committee of the |
understand the concept as a | member | of the committee of the |
2 jackie baillie became a | member | of the committee on 29 |
she was reappointed as a | member | of the committee on 9 |
ask the scottish executive which | member | of the committee on liquor |
as you are not a | member | of the committee rhoda grant |
which malcolm chisholm then a | member | of the committee signed up |
neighbourhood she had been a | member | of the committee since the |
7 in private 2 new | member | of the committee the committee |
6 in private 2 new | member | of the committee the new |
considered an invitation to a | member | of the committee to attend |
feeling about the proposals no | member | of the committee underestimates the |
declaration of interests the new | member | of the committee will be |
declaration of interests the new | member | of the committee will be |
declaration of interests the new | member | of the committee will be |
of the committee the new | member | of the committee will make |
clerks is that as a | member | of the committee you are |
for 100 years as a | member | of the equal opportunities committee |
use other languages as a | member | of the equal opportunities committee |
reflection mrs ravinder kaur nijjar | member | of the executive committee of |
reflection mrs ravinder kaur nijjar | member | of the executive committee of |
it while i was a | member | of the finance committee along |
as he is not a | member | of the finance committee perhaps |
parliament or a committee msp | member | of the scottish parliament the |
best of luck as a | member | of the social justice committee |
are dead nina is a | member | of the soviet peace committee |
parliament and speaking as a | member | of this committee it would |
would be for an individual | member | of this committee to lodge |
steel convener and alasdair fox | member | rural affairs committee and stuart |
or to your nearest committee | member | the committee for 1989 90 |
work is for a committee | member | the convener or otherwise to |
has to be an individual | member | we as a committee could |
of income your nearest committee | member | will be pleased to receive |
other child living with that | member | as part of his or |
concerned it seems that other | member | countries are more willing to |
or other person is a | member | of the association when the |
the other house is a | member | of the association when the |
with her because no other | member | of the scottish executive is |
has prior approval of the | member | returned from that other constituency |
a location other than the | member | s parliamentary office base and |
from other than their normal | member | s travel budget which can |
not reasonably practicable for the | member | to use other forms of |
presiding officer as no other | member | wants to speak i ask |
the convener if no other | member | wishes to express an interest |
central scotland snp does the | member | accept that if the coalition |
central scotland snp as a | member | of the justice and home |
conclusion that because no snp | member | participated in the debates on |
margaret ewing moray snp the | member | spoke about the burns heritage |
because she is an snp | member | that means that the snp |
glasgow snp i was the | member | that mr alexander managed to |
the convener even if a | member | objects the power still lies |
and the deputy convener a | member | of the scottish conservative and |
the convener will be a | member | of the scottish conservative and |
and the deputy convener a | member | of the scottish conservative and |
the convener will be a | member | of the scottish conservative and |
convener helen you are a | member | of the transport and the |
the convener i share the | member | s concern i encourage richard |
convener i think that the | member | s concern is that the |
you convener could nominate a | member | the convener what strikes me |
executive professor georgina follett council | member | and professor david gani director |
council councillor kingsley thomas executive | member | for social work city of |
the property in which the | member | is resident for council tax |
scottish museums council development of | member | museums scottish natural heritage development |
petitions when i was a | member | of fife council it was |
of ross he was a | member | of mary s privy council |
however if scotland were a | member | of the council of ministers |
council that i was a | member | of was involved in private |
with aberdeen city council the | member | will know the route of |
east scotland con does the | member | accept that at the time |
certainly helen eadie does the | member | accept that last week s |
mr frank mcaveety does the | member | accept that the legislation is |
responses mrs mcintosh does the | member | agree that difficulties arise when |
a central role does the | member | agree that it is vital |
individuals tommy sheridan does the | member | agree that the very socialist |
glasgow pollok lab does the | member | agree that what is on |
johann lamont does not the | member | congratulate the executive on its |
this does not entail the | member | exceeding the amount of this |
prepared dr ewing does the | member | recognise that what he says |
but does not include a | member | s activities which are wholly |
many more police does the | member | want what is her target |
a multiracial society will the | member | explain what she meant when |
an agist attack on the | member | i will repeat the comments |
dr winnie ewing oldest qualified | member | oath taking by members will |
to some extent an elected | member | of a local authority will |
fishing interests will be a | member | of a reputable board mr |
request and will inform the | member | of his decision provision of |
a distinguished position as a | member | of the parliament it will |
will come back to the | member | on that at the end |
the presiding officer of a | member | s interpretation request and will |
for members business if a | member | so indicates the motion will |
scotland mr kerr will the | member | take an intervention bruce crawford |
sufficient mr mcaveety will the | member | take an intervention mrs mcintosh |
falkirk mr gibson will the | member | take an intervention mrs mcintosh |
heritage robert brown will the | member | take an intervention on that |
numbers robert brown will the | member | take an intervention on that |
awareness ben wallace will the | member | take an intervention sarah boyack |
east scotland con will the | member | take an intervention sarah boyack |
affluence brian adam will the | member | take an intervention sarah boyack |
i will call the next | member | that is a final warning |
happy to confirm to the | member | that it will be extremely |
will be happy for the | member | to publish my correspondence i |
will probably be the youngest | member | to speak in the debate |
mcaveety i will keep the | member | up to speed with events |
can provide it to the | member | we will ensure that she |
development ross finnie as the | member | will be aware in a |
our schools cathy jamieson the | member | will be interested to know |
this chamber as an elected | member | will be the same as |
needs in their area the | member | will know from correspondence that |
parliamentary session begins however the | member | will know that we have |
throughout scotland irene oldfather the | member | will no doubt be interested |
say yes to those the | member | will receive ministerial responses i |
the deputy presiding officer the | member | will remember my remarks about |
dyspraxia i will provide the | member | with further detailed information on |
penalties being imposed on a | member | by the parliament that is |
bring the parliament or the | member | into disrepute tricia marwick could |
that sir david became a | member | of parliament before we were |
following his retiral as a | member | of parliament he became a |
my duty as an elected | member | of parliament to stand by |
commissioner by for example a | member | of the parliament and whether |
ceases to serve as a | member | of the parliament he or |
or her capacity as a | member | of the parliament including a |
me what i as a | member | of the scottish parliament could |
cumbrae tourist association as a | member | of the scottish parliament he |
have expected more from a | member | of the scottish parliament than |
an administration and as a | member | of this parliament to do |
and expresses concern that a | member | of this parliament would arbitrarily |
from robert brown msp appointed | member | scottish parliament corporate body paul |
scottish parliament robert brown msp | member | scottish parliamentary corporate body john |
employee or employees of a | member | and or a person or |
or regional office of a | member | b the cost up to |
conference which relates to the | member | carrying out his or her |
task or function which a | member | could reasonably be expected to |
260 per session to a | member | for him or her to |
or she considers that a | member | has failed to comply with |
reason to believe that a | member | has made excessive or unreasonable |
of edinburgh 4 where a | member | has spent or has commitments |
or region 6 where a | member | has spent or has commitments |
services personnel to assist the | member | in carrying out his or |
undertaken in support of the | member | in undertaking his or her |
decides is helpful to the | member | in undertaking his or her |
or her role as a | member | is impaired by reason of |
of questions or motions a | member | lodges becomes a political virility |
to him or her that | member | may apply in writing to |
time to time 4 a | member | may employ his or her |
the spcb 13 a constituency | member | may locate his or her |
particular issue or would another | member | michael russell as issues come |
for election aither as a | member | o a political pairty or |
whether against a landowner a | member | of a fishery board or |
local club or society a | member | of a local church at |
with a detective or a | member | of an agency many covert |
a regular basis or another | member | of that agency on an |
obstructs molests or hinders a | member | of the fire brigade or |
motion relating to a particular | member | or group of members standing |
all or part of the | member | s allowances rule 6 virement |
undertaking parliamentary duties within the | member | s constituency or region 6 |
the first date when a | member | takes the oath or affirmation |
the first date when a | member | takes the oath or affirmation |
in standing orders for a | member | to move a motion or |
it is unreasonable for the | member | to return to his or |
to enable the oldest qualified | member | to take the oath or |
they are employed by a | member | under his or her members |
or region from which the | member | was returned or the main |
to the spcb about another | member | where he or she has |
was welcomed as a new | member | and given a welcome pack |
this october as a founder | member | of a new network of |
in relation to a new | member | returned prior to the next |
some kind o order new | member | syndrome that s what we |
translation should be on the | member | although the clerks would want |
statement in doing so a | member | should as far as possible |
not if we object a | member | should be nominated to lodge |
result of being lobbied a | member | should be satisfied about the |
it says simply that a | member | should consider that john young |
in my last minute the | member | should have asked earlier i |
should not be repeated a | member | should have the right to |
the intention is that a | member | should not act in that |
the first paragraph says a | member | should not in relation to |
presiding officer is obtained the | member | should provide copies of the |
mr gibson alleged cuts the | member | should read the document iain |
paragraph to say that the | member | should seek advice from the |
chaos irrespective of whether a | member | agrees with him they still |
remains employed by a single | member | and b the members concerned |
future taxi fares for that | member | and c set a financial |
insurance contributions incurred by a | member | as an employer under this |
b pension contributions by a | member | as an employer under this |
of which i was a | member | assured councils that it offered |
his first meeting as a | member | at the rowland hill awards |
a wider geographic spread of | member | clubs and wishes the team |
if we were simply a | member | country of 5 million people |
hell with this is a | member | entitled to object on a |
mrs rosabel greig was a | member | for 42 years initially they |
it ill behoves a local | member | for that constituency to talk |
our colleagues duncan hamilton a | member | for the highlands and islands |
for the use of a | member | for the purpose of carrying |
postage paid envelopes to a | member | for the purpose of carrying |
for the use of a | member | for the purpose stated in |
consider the nomination of a | member | for the working group on |
have not heard a single | member | from the executive parties contend |
abide by those rules the | member | has a duty to act |
purposes c responsibilities 1 a | member | has a duty to ensure |
of this code 2 a | member | has a duty to ensure |
form which asks if the | member | has a registered interest which |
reason to believe that a | member | has made an improper use |
4 and finds that a | member | has made an improper use |
if you are not a | member | if you are with a |
made to it by a | member | in accordance with this scheme |
it might be that a | member | is merely expecting an inquiry |
are required 4 where a | member | is re elected the equipment |
region more than one regional | member | is returned from a registered |
is not listed as a | member | it is important that the |
french out on the oldest | member | louise weiss a famous lady |
make the affirmation the following | member | made a solemn affirmation dennis |
oaths and affirmations the following | member | made a solemn affirmation dr |
people of scotland the following | member | made a solemn affirmation robin |
people of scotland the following | member | made a solemn affirmation roseanna |
the motive for lobbying a | member | may choose to act in |
subject of the complaint that | member | may issue a brief statement |
of the local economy a | member | may refer the matter to |
parliamentary duties and a a | member | may select during a parliamentary |
[censored: forename] [censored: surname] a long standing | member | now living in guernsey to |
on setterday nicht me a | member | o the aadience for a |
for is ti be a | member | o the cooncil masell me |
cooncil office ah im a | member | o the coonty cooncil an |
micht dae ah m a | member | o the coonty cooncil an |
he haed been elekkit a | member | o the coonty cooncil wi |
the cooncil masell me a | member | o the local cooncil me |
regaird this puddok as a | member | o the ryal faimlie as |
i have never been a | member | of a burns club and |
if the employee is a | member | of a local authority and |
experience to have been a | member | of a small group of |
i was asked as a | member | of an elected local authority |
later years he became a | member | of arbuthnott reminiscence group rodney |
not the subject was a | member | of at least one local |
in the north east a | member | of at least one local |
as well i m a | member | of friends of the earth |
one local friend and a | member | of one local club society |
i thought that as a | member | of one of the coalition |
declare an interest as a | member | of rspb scotland having read |
was described by a board | member | of scottish enterprise mr ian |
seen to be a respectable | member | of society f963: mm mm |
the gnp is now a | member | of the aberdeen drug action |
association the tenant is a | member | of the association jackie baillie |
scotland and was formerly a | member | of the association of democratic |
she s also a devoted | member | of the bahai faith a |
the monarch to be a | member | of the church of england |
in a bag and one | member | of the class chooses nine |
golf match are you a | member | of the club sir asked |
if you are with a | member | of the club you can |
a person to be a | member | of the commission the scottish |
on l3th sept but a | member | of the committe spoke to |
appellant may sit as a | member | of the court and take |
apparently written by a senior | member | of the cpsu a few |
emergency medical service including a | member | of the crew of an |
eh i i m a | member | of the curn but i |
russell that i was a | member | of the education culture and |
we are represented by a | member | of the executive and one |
the lord advocate as a | member | of the executive that the |
to a certain school a | member | of the golf club and |
badge she had been a | member | of the guild for 33 |
said when he was a | member | of the health and community |
least when he was a | member | of the health and community |
straw when i became a | member | of the health and community |
and foremost to be a | member | of the health care team |
6 at end insert a | member | of the house of lords |
current presiding officer is a | member | of the house of lords |
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dean of westminster became a | member | of the savile after his |
tom mccabe to be a | member | of the scottish commission for |
margaret jamieson to be a | member | of the scottish commission for |
this ministerial category is a | member | of the scottish executive currently |
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designs when he was a | member | of the transport and the |
advantages and disadvantages as a | member | of the transport and the |
issue when he was a | member | of the transport and the |
me if one is a | member | of the travelling public and |
is still formally a faculty | member | of the university of malawi |
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declare an interest as a | member | of unison as a nurse |
months i have been a | member | of what we term an |
henry msp as a full | member | on the uk delegation to |
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formal option available to a | member | seeking to influence the shape |
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and he was declared a | member | there had been a successful |
individual constituent might treat a | member | to a slap up meal |
of an employee of a | member | to cover for sickness absence |
consider whether to nominate a | member | to participate in the executive |
motion without notice for a | member | to propose a similar motion |
it intends to appoint a | member | to the holyrood progress group |
of which i was a | member | we were asked whether we |
a translation provided by the | member | were reproduced in the official |
salmon that it expelled a | member | when monitoring showed that they |
have thought that if a | member | wished to amend a motion |
lodging of amendments if a | member | wishes to lodge an amendment |
a longer period but the | member | would not be put at |