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simon harris petitioner letitia murphy | petitioner | and ms esther roberton chairman |
take evidence from simon harris | petitioner | letitia murphy petitioner and ms |
action clerk to write to | petitioner | informing him of decision committee |
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action clerk to write to | petitioner | informing him of decision pe110 |
action clerk to write to | petitioner | informing him of decision pe114 |
action clerk to write to | petitioner | informing him of decision pe121 |
clerk should write to the | petitioner | informing him that the issues |
clerk should write to the | petitioner | informing him that the scottish |
petition by writing to the | petitioner | informing him which areas of |
nhs board father stephen dunn | petitioner | karleen collins petitioner tom divers |
stephen dunn petitioner karleen collins | petitioner | tom divers chief executive greater |
should be copied to the | petitioner | and to the clerk to |
response be copied to the | petitioner | the convener yes it already |
signed and dated by the | petitioner | and the petitioner s address |
by the petitioner and the | petitioner | s address should be clear |
petitioner ye can yaise e | petitioner | tae support an comment anent |
yaisin a system cried e | petitioner | ye can yaise e petitioner |
ink and signed by the | petitioner | christine grahame i have two |
paper and signed by the | petitioner | those criteria would make admissible |
clerks should write to the | petitioner | explaining that the european court |
should write back to the | petitioner | following the conclusion of the |
we can write to the | petitioner | to advise of the correspondence |
we should write to the | petitioner | to say that the committee |
able to write to a | petitioner | to say that we are |
we should write to the | petitioner | to say that we will |
we should respond to the | petitioner | in the manner that is |
executive to respond to the | petitioner | on the issues raised in |
and to respond to the | petitioner | with our views on the |
the moment we invited the | petitioner | to produce information i have |
further action but invited the | petitioner | to provide more information which |
the convener absolutely if the | petitioner | can leave a copy of |
grant could we ask the | petitioner | for a copy of the |
distribute a copy of the | petitioner | s submission and in the |
epetitioner you can use e | petitioner | to support and comment on |
with the issues that the | petitioner | has raised and that we |
the points raised by the | petitioner | that has resulted in specific |
the issues raised by the | petitioner | would be taken into account |
seek further clarification from the | petitioner | about what she wants meanwhile |
it agreed to seek the | petitioner | s views on the actions |
as members will know the | petitioner | has now amended his petition |
cannot understand the petition the | petitioner | s case might not be |
the petition derives from the | petitioner | s experience of the applications |
entirely a matter for the | petitioner | dorothy grace elder that is |
convener you should ask the | petitioner | questions at this time dorothy |
it be published if the | petitioner | having been apprised of the |
on scottish ballet to the | petitioner | when it was published that |
have two points first a | petitioner | who is partially sighted or |
copying our response to the | petitioner | is that done automatically mr |
contents of that evidence the | petitioner | is pressing for his evidence |
simply say that if the | petitioner | wishes to publish the evidence |
the scottish parliament although the | petitioner | has already been informed of |
should be passed to the | petitioner | along with advice there is |
make that clear if the | petitioner | is not satisfied he can |
via the centre s e | petitioner | system for a trial period |
from his service although the | petitioner | never gave him manumission or |
him from his slavery the | petitioner | prays that the justices of |
this week to make the | petitioner | aware of both what the |
the area from which the | petitioner | comes to make a contribution |
do nothing to assist the | petitioner | we need to make a |
must now talk to the | petitioner | it is helpful if committee |
reserved on behalf of the | petitioner | we all must get on |
we point out to the | petitioner | that if he is not |
another letter from the primary | petitioner | of scotland opposing opencast s |
given the differences between the | petitioner | and the executive we agree |
stage we are questioning the | petitioner | phil gallie reverend murdoch is |
not wish to give the | petitioner | the idea that we will |
the protection extends to the | petitioner | as well stewart stevenson in |
through by responding to the | petitioner | in the language in which |
guidelines on consultative procedures the | petitioner | sets out the background to |
and the ability of the | petitioner | to follow the process donald |
mechanism exists by which the | petitioner | s concerns could be considered |
scotland con i thank the | petitioner | for an excellent presentation you |
of cash for access the | petitioner | is mistaken about that it |
not competently do what the | petitioner | is requesting because the scottish |
with in some way the | petitioner | s concern is especially about |
but in view of the | petitioner | s direct involvement in the |
6 3 states that the | petitioner | shall be notified of the |
farrell there is a principal | petitioner | who takes responsibility for being |