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Road Safety (Speed Limit and Dualling) | First Minister’s Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates The well-known road safety campaigner Neil Greig says that the Scottish Government’s proposal to cut the single-carriageway speed limit from
Rural Economy (Impact of United Kingdom Government Budget) | Scottish Parliament debates Unlike some of my colleagues on the Conservative benches, I am not a farmer, although both of my grandfathers were farmers and I have uncles
Income Tax | Topical Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates Having looked at the figures, the cabinet secretary will know that the population of Scotland is growing more slowly than the population of
Income Tax | Topical Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates I will quote directly from David Phillips of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, who said: “increases in the top rate of tax are un
Income Tax | Topical Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to reported comments from the Institute for Fiscal Studies that its income tax increases
A9 Dualling (Funding) | First Minister’s Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates I am sure that the First Minister will want to join me in paying tribute to the committee members for their work on the report and to the pe
A9 Dualling (Funding) | First Minister’s Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government’s response is to the concerns expressed by the Citizen Participation and Public Petit
Community Libraries | General Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates I thank the cabinet secretary for his response.
Community Libraries | General Question Time | Scottish Parliament debates To ask the Scottish Government what support it provides to local authorities to help secure the future of community libraries. (S6O-03904)
Economic Growth (Support) | Scottish Parliament debates It is my pleasure to wind up the debate for the Scottish Conservatives.