scrutinise
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well of the chamber to | scrutinise | the count of the ballot |
well of the chamber to | scrutinise | the counting of the ballot |
metaphorical one of observe regard | scrutinise | from here it is an |
the committee s right to | scrutinise | our actions but it is |
scotland 2 the parliament could | scrutinise | the actions taken by the |
no procedure for ministers to | scrutinise | and comment on those plans |
that the scottish executive would | scrutinise | plans and comment on them |
sufficient time to absorb and | scrutinise | the documents or we return |
committee s aim is to | scrutinise | the bill and identify problem |
of parliamentary procedure is to | scrutinise | the policy content which is |
not have the opportunity to | scrutinise | the crime international co operation |
not have the opportunity to | scrutinise | the proposals because we are |
independent msps the opportunity to | scrutinise | the work of the scottish |
but if we are to | scrutinise | meaningfully by moving from outcomes |
but how will the parliament | scrutinise | and influence if the enabling |
in inviting another committee to | scrutinise | the documents bruce crawford i |
westminster government s refusal to | scrutinise | and discuss the great matters |
is where we start to | scrutinise | the cross cutting nature of |
committees find it necessary to | scrutinise | exchanges between officials and ministers |
not to come round and | scrutinise | the department f1049: right m1048: |
there is a need to | scrutinise | constantly the effect of sewel |
what we are trying to | scrutinise | today brian adam this is |
in the public interest to | scrutinise | work that has been done |
to do which is to | scrutinise | something that is before us |
committee s duty is to | scrutinise | the executive we agreed unanimously |
what i am supposed to | scrutinise | in an ssi ben wallace |
of the cosmetic bag to | scrutinise | it was a mawkishly floral |