Scottish Parliamentary and Statutory Publications July 2000 - June 2001

1 Published 2002

ISBN: 0 338 80041 7

TSO subscription classification: 7001039 TSO Contacts iv Contacts iv Standards Committee 36 Introduction 1 Subordinate Legislation Committee 37 Transport and the Environment Committee 38 Guides to the Scottish Parliament Parliamentary Business 39 Scottish Parliament Business bulletin 39 Bills 5 What’s happening in the Scottish Parliament 42 Parliamentary Papers 10 SPICe Research Publications 44 Parliamentary Debates 20 Subject Maps 44 Research Notes 44 Minutes of Proceedings 23 Research Papers 46 Written Answers 25 Laid Papers 47 Committee Proceedings 26 Scottish Executive Papers 2000 47 Audit Committee 26 Scottish Executive Papers 2001 47 Education, Culture and Sport Committee 27 Auditor General for Scotland 58 Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee 28 Draft Statutory Instruments 58 Equal Opportunities Committee 29 Petitions 59 European Committee 29 Finance Committee 30 European Documents 66 Health and Community Care Committee 31 Acts 69 Justice and Home Affairs Committee 31 Acts of the Scottish Parliament 2000 69 Justice 1 and Justice 2 Acts of the Scottish Parliament-Explanatory notes 2000 69 Committee (joint meeting) 32 Acts of the Scottish Parliament 2001 70 Justice 1 Committee 32 Acts of the Scottish Parliament-Explanatory notes 2001 70 Justice 2 Committee 32 Local Government Committee 33 Statutory Instruments 70 Procedures Committee 34 Commencement orders 2000 70 Public Petitions Committee 34 Scottish statutory instruments 2000 71 Rural Affairs Committee 34 Commencement orders 2001 88 Rural Development Committee 34 Scottish statutory instruments 2001 89 Social Inclusion, Housing and Subscription Titles & Standing Orders 105 Voluntary Sector Committee 35 Partner Libraries 107 Index 111

iii Contacts

The Scottish Parliament Legal Search Room Scottish Executive Library and Information Services The Parliament may be contacted by telephone. National Archives of Scotland Switchboard and HM General Register House K-Spur Public Information - 0131 348 5000 Princes Street Saughton House General Enquiries - 0845 278 1999 Edinburgh, EH1 3YY Broomhouse Drive Tel. 0131 535 1352 By post to The Scottish Parliament Edinburgh, EH11 3XD Edinburgh EH99 1SP Tel. 0131 244 4555 Contact: Morag Higgison or Jenny Foreman e-mail [email protected] National Library of Scotland

George IV Bridge Partner Libraries Scottish Parliament Shop Edinburgh, EH1 1EW Tel. 0131 226 4531 See list on page 103 The Scottish Parliament Edinburgh, EH99 1SP e-mail: [email protected] Tel. 0131 348 5412

TSO Contacts

The Stationery Office Stationery Office Agents in Other Stationery Office Scotland Bookshops Scottish Parliament publications are available from the Edinburgh bookshop John Smith & Son 123 Kingsway, London WC2B 6PQ 71 Lothian Road, Edinburgh EH3 9AZ Stationery Office Department, 020 7242 6393 Fax 020 7242 6394 Tel. 0870 606 5566 Glasgow Caledonian University, C.L.I.C. 68/69 Bull Street, Birmingham B4 6AD Fax 0870 606 5588 Glasgow G4 0BA 0121 236 9696 Fax 0121 236 9699 e-mail: [email protected] Tel. 0141 204 4932 They are also available from Fax 0141 221 8884 33 Wine Street, Bristol BS1 2BQ 0117 926 4306 Fax 0117 929 4515 The Stationery Office Blackwell’s Bookshop PO Box 29, Norwich, NR3 1GN 12-14 UpperKirkgate, Aberdeen, 9-21 Princess Street, Manchester M60 8AS Tel. 0870 600 55 22 AB10 1BG 0161 834 7201 Fax 0161 833 0634 Fax 0870 600 55 33 Tel. 01224 644528 e-mail: [email protected] Fax 01224 630032 16 Arthur Street, Belfast BT1 4GD 028 90238451 Fax 01232 235401 They can also be purchased from the TSO web site http://www.ukstate.com The Stationery Office Oriel Bookshop, 18-19 High Street, Cardiff CF1 2BZ 029 2039 5548 Fax 029 2038 4347

iv

Introduction

This is a bibliography of the Scottish Parliament, not about it. Its objective is to help people to understand the Parliament and its work through the relevant documentation. The Stationery Office (TSO) and the Parliament have co-operated in this new venture. The bibliography includes both documents which are published by TSO and those that are not. As the title suggests, it also includes statutory publications. We have given guidance on how to obtain each type of document. Under each heading we have combined explanations with listings to provide a comprehensive and comprehensible guide to the Parliament’s documentation.

This bibliography will be published twice a year. The first volume covers the period from July to December ; the second is a cumulative edition which covers the whole of the period up to the end of June.

Background - before the Scottish Parliament came into being

Three main strands of thinking have influenced the form and style of the devolution scheme in general and the Parliament in particular. These are reflected in the Scottish Constitutional Convention, the July 1997 white paper, and the Consultative Steering Group.

The Scottish Constitutional Convention was composed of a number of Scottish political parties and many other public groups and organisations. It was established in the aftermath of the 1987 general election to draw up a scheme for a Scottish Assembly or Parliament. The group did not include the Conservatives (who declined to participate) and the SNP (who withdrew at the preliminary stage). The SCC produced a number of influential reports, especially its final report, Scotland’s Parliament, Scotland’s Right, published in November 1995.

The Government white paper, Scotland’s Parliament (Cm 3658, July 1997) was the culmination of the development of the Labour Party’s policy on devolution. It fleshed out the devolution policy proposed in Labour’s 1997 general election manifesto, New Labour: because Scotland deserves better (April 1997) and formed the basis for the Scotland Bill, now the Scotland Act 1998.

The Consultative Steering Group (CSG) was an advisory body set up by the Secretary of State for Scotland in November 1997. The CSG was chaired by Henry McLeish, then Scottish Office Minister for Devolution, and was composed of representatives of the four major parties and of other civic groups and interests. Its remit was to report on the “operational needs and working methods” of the Parliament and to make proposals for its Standing Orders and rules of procedure. Its main report, Shaping Scotland’s Parliament, was published in January 1999. The report and working papers are currently available on the Scottish Office devolution website,(www.scottish-devolution.org.uk).

The Parliament’s first meetings

Elections were held on 7th May 1999, when 129 Members were elected to the Scottish Parliament. Of these, 73 are members for individual constituencies (with the same boundaries as the constituencies used to elect Members to the United Kingdom Parliament, other than the division of Orkney and Shetland). The remaining 56 were elected for eight larger geographical regions (identical to the old European Parliament constituencies), each of which has 7 MSPs. The first meeting of the Parliament took place on 12th May 1999. The Parliament gained its full legislative powers on 1st July, when it was formally opened by the Queen.

1 Parliamentary procedure

The detailed arrangements for the operation of the Scottish Parliament are provided for in its Standing Orders, which flesh out the statutory provisions in the Scotland Act 1998 (see s22 and sch 3) and elsewhere. Standing Orders were promulgated for the initial period of the Parliament’s existence by the Secretary of State under powers granted in the 1998 Act, and were contained in SI 1999 no.1095 Scotland Act 1998 (Transitory and Transitional Provisions)(Standing Orders and Parliamentary Publications) Order 1999. A revised set of Standing Orders was agreed by the Scottish Parliament itself on 9 December 1999, came into force on 17 December 1999, and are available on the Parliament’s website.

Publication policy

In line with the CSG’s principles of openness and accessibility, the Parliament is committed to publishing all of its documents and proceedings both on its website (www.scottish.parliament.uk) and also in printed form. The guide that follows is based primarily on the printed documentation, but reference is made, where appropriate, to items which may be solely available electronically.

All Parliamentary copyrights are reserved. Individuals are authorised to download text from the Parliament’s website or to copy printed documents for their own individual use. Any other proposed reproduction requires the assent of the Copyright Unit of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, which administers the copyright on behalf of the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body. The address of the Copyright Unit is: The Copyright Unit, Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, St Clements House, 2-16 Colegate, Norwich, NR3 1BQ.

2 All of these guides are available on the Scottish Parliament website (www.scottish.parliament.uk). Those with an ISBN and price are published by The Stationery Office. The other publications, including the video, are available in the Partner Libraries.

Factfiles

Factfiles are produced by the Scottish Parliament Public Information Service. They are available, free, from the Scottish Parliament Public Information Service. More detailed background information can be found in the Scottish Parliament Information Centre’s Subject Maps: Scottish Parliament series (published in 1999).

6* Information for Witnesses Appearing Before Committees 7* Amendments to Executive Bills: Guidance for external organisations and individuals

3

12A-ML National Parks (Scotland) Bill: Bills marshalled list of amendments selected for stage 3.. – 8p.: 30 cm. – 05-07-2000 – 0 33 820106 8 – £2.10 12B National Parks (Scotland) Bill: Bills are proposals for laws which the Parliament [as passed].. – ii, 38p.: 30 cm. – 10-07-2000 – 0 33 820109 2 – £4.50 discusses and decides whether they should become acts. A bill is issued with mandatory accompanying documents 15A Leasehold Casualties (Scotland) Bill: which state whether it is within the Parliament’s legislative (as amended at stage 2).. – [1], 7p.: 30 cm. – competence (statement of legislative competence) and 15-02-2001 – 0 33 820156 4 – £2.10 explain the bill’s provisions (explanatory notes) and the 15-ML Leasehold Casualties (Scotland) Bill: policy behind the bill (policy memorandum). Another marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 2, [2]p.: accompanying document sets out estimates of the bill’s 30 cm. – 14-02-2001 – 0 33 820155 6 – £1.10 administrative and other costs (financial memorandum). For more information on Bills, see ‘Guidance on public 16-ML2 Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Scotland) bills’ produced by the Scottish Parliament Clerking Bill: Services Directorate. 2nd marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 7, [5]p.: 30 cm. – 04-07-2000 – 0 33 820104 1 – Bills are numbered sequentially as they are published, in £2.10 the following way - SP Bill 1, SP Bill 2 etc. Accompanying 16A Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Scotland) papers have the same numbering system as the bill they Bill: relate to but with the addition of an explanatory [as amended at stage 2].. – ii, 22p.: 30 cm. – abbreviation, eg, SP Bill 1-EN (explanatory notes), SP Bill 07-07-2000 – 0 33 820108 4 – £3.30 1-PM (policy memorandum). Subsequent versions of the bill are numbered SP Bill 1A, SP Bill 1B etc. Each stage of 16A-ML Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Scotland) the bill has an addendum to the title describing which Bill: version it is- [As Introduced], [As Amended at Stage...], [As marshalled list of amendments selected for stage 3.. – Passed]. 12p.: 30 cm. – 06-09-2000 – 0 33 820110 6 – £2.50 16B Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Scotland) Bill: [as passed].. – ii, 23p.: 30 cm. – Explanatory notes, Scottish Parliament bills together with other accompanying documents, are printed separately as SPB 16-EN (ISBN 0338200762). A Policy memorandum is printed separately as SPB 3-ML Abolition of Poindings and Warrant Sales Bill: 16-PM (ISBN 0338200770). – 11-09-2000 – marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 8p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 820112 2 – £3.70 19-09-2000 – 0 33 820113 0 – £1.90 17A-ML Bail, Judicial Appointments etc. (Scotland) Bill: 3A Abolition of Poindings and Warrant Sales Bill: marshalled list of amendments selected for stage 3.. – [as amended at stage 2].. – 8p.: 30 cm. – 22-09-2000 – 3p.: 30 cm. – 05-07-2000 – 0 33 820105 X – 0 33 820114 9 – £1.50 £1.50 3A-ML Abolition of Poindings and Warrant Sales Bill: 17B Bail, Judicial Appointments etc. (Scotland) Bill: marshalled list of amendments selected for stage 3.. – 1p.: [as passed].. – [2], 12p.: 30 cm. – 07-07-2000 – 30 cm. – 06-12-2000 – 0 33 820130 0 – £1.10 0 33 820107 6 – £2.50 3B Abolition of Poindings and Warrant Sales Bill: 18-ML1 Transport (Scotland) Bill: [as passed].. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 12-12-2000 – 1st marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 0 33 820135 1 – £1.90 12p.: 30 cm. – 04-10-2000 – 0 33 820120 3 – £2.30 11 Sea Fisheries (Shellfish) Amendment (Scotland) Bill: 18-ML2 Transport (Scotland) Bill: marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – [4]p.: 30 cm. – 09-03-2000 – 0 33 820111 4 – £1.10 2nd marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 22p.: 30 cm. – 25-10-2000 – 0 33 820124 6 – 11-ML2 Sea Fisheries (Shellfish) Amendment (Scotland) Bill: £3.30 marshalled list of amendments for stage 3.. – [8]p.: 30 cm. – 28-09-2000 – 0 33 820115 7 – £1.10

5 18-ML3 Transport (Scotland) Bill: 20-PM Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Bill: 3rd marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 14p.: 30 policy memorandum.. – 4p.: 30 cm. – This document cm. – 01-11-2000 – 0 33 820125 4 – £2.50 relates to the Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Bill (SP 18-ML4 Transport (Scotland) Bill: Bill 20) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 28 September 2000 (ISBN 0338201173). Explanatory 4th marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 21p.: 30 notes are also available, SP Bill 20-EN (ISBN cm. – 08-11-2000 – 0 33 820126 2 – £3.30 033820119X). – 29-09-2000 – 0 33 820118 1 – 18-ML5 Transport (Scotland) Bill: £1.10 5th marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 14p.: 30 20-ML1 Salmon (Conservation) (Scotland) Bill: cm. – 15-11-2000 – 0 33 820127 0 – £2.50 1st marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 5p.: 18-ML6 Transport (Scotland) Bill: 30 cm. – 12-12-2000 – 0 33 820134 3 – £2.10 6th marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 9p.: 30 20-ML2 Salmon (Conservation) (Scotland) Bill: cm. – 22-11-2000 – 0 33 820128 9 – £2.30 2nd marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 3p.: 18A Transport (Scotland) Bill: 30 cm. – 19-12-2000 – 0 33 820136 X – £1.50 [as amended at stage 2].. – iii, 51p.: 30 cm. – 29-11-2000 20A Salmon (Conservation) (Scotland) Bill: – 0 33 820129 7 – £5.50 [as amended at stage 2].. – 4p.: 30 cm. – 22-12-2000 18A-ML Transport (Scotland) Bill: – 0 33 820144 0 – £1.50 marshalled list of amendments selected for stage 3.. – 15p.: 20A-ML Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Bill: 30 cm. – 20-12-2000 – 0 33 820140 8 – £2.90 marshalled list of amendments selected for stage 3.. – 18B Transport (Scotland) Bill: 5p.: 30 cm. – 11-01-2001 – 0 33 820146 7 – [as passed].. – iv, 54p.: 30 cm. – 22-12-2000 – £1.50 0 33 820145 9 – £5.50 20B Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Bill: 19 Mortgage Rights (Scotland) Bill: [as passed].. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 12-01-2001 – [as introduced].. – [2], 14p.: 30 cm. – Explanatory Notes are 0 33 820150 5 – £1.10 printed separately as SPB 19-EN (ISBN 0338201033).– Note: Bill 21 was withdrawn 04-07-2000 – 0 33 820102 5 – £2.10 21 Education (Graduate Endowment and Student 19-EN Mortgage Rights (Scotland) Bill: Support) (Scotland) Bill: explanatory notes; (and other accompanying documents).. – [as introduced].. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Explanatory notes are 8p.: 30 cm. – This document relates to the Mortgage Rights printed separately as SPB 21-EN (ISBN 0338201211). (Scotland) Bill (SP BIll 19) as introduced in the Scottish A Policy memorandum is printed separately as SPB Parliament on 3 July 2000 (ISBN 0338201025). – 21-PM (ISBN 0338201238). – 06-10-2000 – 04-07-2000 – 0 33 820103 3 – £2.10 0 33 820122 X – £1.10 19-ML Mortgage Rights (Scotland) Bill: 21-EN Education (Graduate Endowment and Student marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 7p.: 30 cm. – Support) (Scotland) Bill: 21-03-2001 – 0 33 820171 8 – £2.10 explanatory notes (and other accompanying 19A Mortgage Rights (Scotland) Bill: documents).. – 10p.: 30 cm. – These documents (as amended at stage 2).. – [1], 11p.: 30 cm. – 23-03-2001 relate to the Education (Graduate Endowment and – 0 33 820172 6 – £2.50 Student Support) (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 21, ISBN 033820122X) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament 19A-ML Mortgage Rights (Scotland) Bill: on 5 October 2000. A policy memorandum is also marshalled list of amendments for stage 3.. – 3p.: 30 cm. – available, SP Bill 21-PM (ISBN 033820138). – 19-06-2001 – 0 33 820209 9 – £1.50 06-10-2000 – 0 33 820121 1 – £2.10 19B Mortgage Rights (Scotland) Bill: 21-PM Education (Graduate Endowment and Student (as passed).. – 11p.: 30 cm. – 21-06-2001 – Support) (Scotland) Bill: 0 33 820210 2 – £2.50 policy memorandum.. – 10p.: 30 cm. – This document 20 Salmon (Conservation) (Scotland) Bill: relates to the Education (Graduate Endowment and Student Support) (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 21, ISBN [as introduced].. – 8p.: 30 cm. – To make further provision 033820122X) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament about the conservation of salmon and sea trout. – on 5 October 2000. Explanatory notes are also Explanatory Notes, together with other accompanying available, SP Bill 21-EN (ISBN 0338201211). – documents, are printed separately as SPB 20-EN (ISBN 06-10-2000 – 0 33 820123 8 – £2.10 033820119X). A Policy memorandum is printed separately as SPB 20-PM (ISBN 0338201181). – 29-09-2000 – 22 Education (Graduate Endowment and Student 0 33 820117 3 – £1.50 Support) (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill: 20-EN Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Bill: [as introduced].. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Explanatory notes are printed separately as SPB 22-EN (ISBN 0338201327). explanatory notes; (and other accompanying documents).. – A Policy memorandum is printed separately as SPB 8p.: 30 cm. – This document relates to the Salmon 22-PM (ISBN 0338201335). – 08-12-2000 – Conservation (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 20) as introduced in the 0 33 820131 9 – £1.50 Scottish Parliament on 28 September 2000 (ISBN 0338201173). Policy memorandum is also available SP Bill 8-PM (ISBN 0338201181). – 29-09-2000 – 0 33 820119 X – £1.50

6 22-EN Education (Graduate Endowment and Student 23-ML4 Housing (Scotland) Bill: Support) (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill: 4th marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – explanatory notes (and other accompanying documents).. – 28p.: 30 cm. – 02-05-2001 – 0 33 820187 4 – 8p.: 30 cm. – These documents relate to the Education £4.00 (Graduate Endowment and Student Support) (Scotland) (No. 23-ML5 Housing (Scotland) Bill: 2) Bill (SP Bill 22, ISBN 0338201319) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 7 December 2000. A policy 5th marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – memorandum is also available, SP Bill 22-PM (ISBN 31p.: 30 cm. – 08-05-2001 – 0 33 820191 2 – 0338201335). – 08-12-2000 – 0 33 820132 7 – £2.10 £4.00 22-PM Education (Graduate Endowment and Student 23-ML6 Housing (Scotland) Bill: Support) (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill: 6th marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – policy memorandum.. – 8p.: 30 cm. – This memorandum 27p.: 30 cm. – 10-05-2001 – 0 33 820192 0 – relates to the Education (Graduate Endowment and Student £4.00 Support) (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill (SP Bill 22, ISBN 23-ML7 Housing (Scotland) Bill: 0338201319) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 7 7th marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – December 2000. Explanatory notes are also available, SP Bill 22p.: 30 cm. – 14-05-2001 – 0 33 820193 9 – 22-EN (ISBN 0338201327). – 08-12-2000 – £3.30 0 33 820133 5 – £2.10 23A Housing (Scotland) Bill: 22-ML1 Education (Graduate Endowment and Student (as amended at stage 2).. – v, 114p.: 30 cm. – Support) (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill: 18-05-2001 – 0 33 820195 5 – £8.80 1st marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 1, [1]p.: 30 cm. – 27-02-2001 – 0 33 820169 6 – £1.10 23A-ML Housing (Scotland) Bill: marshalled list of amendments selected for stage 3.. – 22-ML2 Education (Graduate Endowment and Student 30p.: 30 cm. – 12-06-2001 – 0 33 820207 2 – Support) (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill: £4.00 2nd marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 2p.: 30 cm. – 07-03-2001 – 0 33 820170 X – £1.10 23B Housing (Scotland) Bill: (as passed).. – v, 114p.: 30 cm. – 14-06-2001 – 22-ML3 Education (Graduate Endowment and Student 0 33 820208 0 – £8.00 Support) (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill: marshalled list of amendments selected for stage 3.. – 4p.: 24 Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill: 30 cm. – 29-03-2001 – 0 33 820174 2 – £1.50 [as introduced].. – iv, 44p.: 30 cm. – To establish the Scottish Commission for the Regulation of Care and 23 Housing (Scotland) Bill: the Scottish Social Services Council; to make provision [as introduced].. – v, 94p.: 30 cm. – To make provision for the registration of care services ... and training of about housing, including provision about homelessness and social service workers ... to enable local authorities to the allocation of housing accommodation by social provide and maintain residential accommodation in landlords, the tenants ofsocial landlords, the regulation of which nursing is provided ... [etc]. – Explanatory social landlords, Scottish Homes, the strategic housing notes, together with other accompanying documents, functions of local authorities and grants for improvement are printed separately as SPB 24-EN (ISBN and repairs. – Explanatory Notes, together with other 0338201424). A Policy memorandum is printed accompanying documents, are printed separately as SPB separately as SPB 24-PM (ISBN 0338201432). – 23-EN (ISBN 0338201386). A Policy memorandum is printed 21-12-2000 – 0 33 820141 6 – £5.50 separately as SPB 23-PM (ISBN 0338201394). – 19-12-2000 – 0 33 820137 8 – £8.00 24-EN Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill: explanatory notes (and other accompanying 23-EN Housing (Scotland) Bill: documents).. – 40p.: 30 cm. – This document relates explanatory notes; (and other accompanying documents).. – to the Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill (SP BIll 24) as 36p.: 30 cm. – This document relates to the Housing introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 20 December (Scotland) Bill (SP BIll 23) as introduced in the Scottish 2000 (ISBN 0338201416). A Policy memorandum is Parliament on 18 December 2000 (ISBN 0338201378). A also available SP Bill 24-PM (ISBN 0338201432). – Policy memorandum is also available SP Bill 23-PM (ISBN 21-12-2000 – 0 33 820142 4 – £5.00 0338201394). – 19-12-2000 – 0 33 820138 6 – £4.50 24-PM Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill: 23-PM Housing (Scotland) Bill: policy memorandum.. – 20p.: 30 cm. – This policy memorandum.. – 25p.: 30 cm. – This memorandum memorandum relates to the Regulation of Care relates to the Housing (Scotland) Bill (SP BIll 23) as (Scotland) Bill (SP BIll 24) as introduced in the Scottish introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 18 December 2000 Parliament on 20 December 2000 (ISBN 0338201416). (ISBN 0338201378). Explanatory notes are also available, Explanatory notes are also available, SP Bill 24-EN SP Bill 23-EN (ISBN 0338201386). – 19-12-2000 – (ISBN 0338201424). – 21-12-2000 – 0 33 820139 4 – £3.70 0 33 820143 2 – £3.30 23-ML1 Housing (Scotland) Bill: 24-ML Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill: 1st marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 23p.: 30 1st marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – cm. – 04-04-2001 – 0 33 820175 0 – £3.30 28p.: 30 cm. – 28-03-2001 – 0 33 820173 4 – 23-ML2 Housing (Scotland) Bill: £4.00 2nd marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 44p.: 30 24-ML2 Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill: cm. – 25-04-2001 – 0 33 820183 1 – £5.00 2nd marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 23-ML3 Housing (Scotland) Bill: 31p.: 30 cm. – 04-04-2001 – 0 33 820176 9 – 3rd marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 35p.: 30 £4.00 cm. – 01-05-2001 – 0 33 820185 8 – £4.50

7 24-ML3 Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill: 26 Budget (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill: 3rd marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 28p.: 30 (as introduced).. – ii, 18p.: 30 cm. – Accompanying cm. – 02-05-2001 – 0 33 820188 2 – £4.00 documents are printed separately as SPB 26-AD (ISBN 24-ML4 Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill: 0338201521). – 22-01-2001 – 0 33 820151 3 – £3.30 4th marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 22p.: 30 cm. – 08-05-2001 – 0 33 820190 4 – £3.30 26-AD Budget (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill: 24-ML5 Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill: accompanying documents.. – 2p.: 30 cm. – This document relates to the Budget (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill 5th marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 19p.: 30 (SP BIll 26) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on cm. – 15-05-2001 – 0 33 820194 7 – £2.90 19 January 2001 (ISBN 0338201513). – 22-01-2001 24A – 0 33 820152 1 – £0.65 24A Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill: 26-ML Budget (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill: (as amended at stage 2).. – iv, 66p.: 30 cm. – 18-05-2001 marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – [3]p.: 30 – 0 33 820196 3 – £6.00 cm. – 30-01-2001 – 0 33 820153 X – £1.10 24A-ML Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill: 26A Budget (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill: marshalled list of amendments selected for stage 3.. – 14p.: (as amended at stage 2).. – ii, 18p.: 30 cm. – 30 cm. – 30-05-2001 – 0 33 820198 X – £2.50 31-01-2001 – 0 33 820154 8 – £3.30 24B Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill: 27 International Criminal Court (Scotland) Bill: (as passed).. – iv, 71p.: 30 cm. – 01-06-2001 – (as introduced).. – ii, 34p.: 30 cm. – To make provision 0 33 820203 X – £6.70 for offences under the law of Scotland corresponding 25 Convention Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Bill: to offences within the jurisdiction of the International [as introduced].. – ii, 22p.: 30 cm. – To amend certain Criminal Court ; to enable assistance to be provided to enactments relating to the sentencing and release of life that court in relation to investigations and prisoners, the constitution of the Parole Board, legal advice prosecutions; to make provision in relation to the and assistance and legal aid, homosexual offences and the enforcement of sentences and orders of that court. – appointment of the procurator fiscal of the Lyon Court which The proposed new offences will relate to genocide, are or may be incompatible with the European Convention crimes against humanity and war crimes. – on Human Rights; and to enable further changes in the law Explanatory Notes, together with other accompanying where it is or may be incompatible with the Convention. – documents, are printed separately as SPB 27-EN Explanatory Notes, together with other accompanying (ISBN 0338201785). A Policy memorandum is printed documents, are printed separately as SPB 25-EN (ISBN separately as SPB 27-PM (ISBN 0338201793). – 0338201491). A Policy memorandum is printed separately 05-04-2001 – 0 33 820177 7 – £4.50 as SPB 25-PM (ISBN 0338201483). – 11-01-2001 – 27-EN International Criminal Court (Scotland) Bill: 0 33 820147 5 – £3.30 explanatory notes; (and other accompanying 25-EN Convention Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Bill: documents).. – 16p.: 30 cm. – This document relates explanatory notes; (and other accompanying documents).. – to the International Criminal Court (Scotland) Bill (SP 28p.: 30 cm. – This document relates to the Convention BIll 27) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 4 Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Bill (SP BIll 25) as introduced April 2001 (ISBN 0338201777). A Policy memorandum in the Scottish Parliament on 10 January 2001 (ISBN is also available (SP Bill 27-PM) (ISBN 0338201793). – 0338201475). A Policy memorandum is also available (SP 05-04-2001 – 0 33 820178 5 – £2.50 Bill 25-PM) (ISBN 0338201483). – 11-01-2001 – 27-PM International Criminal Court (Scotland) Bill: 0 33 820149 1 – £3.70 policy memorandum.. – 4p.: 30 cm. – This 25-PM Convention Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Bill: memorandum relates to the International Criminal policy memorandum.. – 34p.: 30 cm. – This memorandum Court (Scotland) Bill (SP BIll 27) as introduced in the relates to the Convention Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Bill Scottish Parliament on 4 April 2001 (ISBN (SP BIll 25) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 10 0338201777). Explanatory notes are also available, January 2001 (ISBN 0338201475). Explanatory notes are SP Bill 27-EN (ISBN 0338201793). – 05-04-2001 – also available, SP Bill 25-EN (ISBN 0338201491). – 0 33 820179 3 – £1.10 11-01-2001 – 0 33 820148 3 – £4.50 27-ML International Criminal Court (Scotland) Bill: 25-ML1 Convention Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Bill: marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 6p.: 30 1st marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 12, [2]p.: cm. – 25-06-2001 – 0 33 820211 0 – £1.90 30 cm. – 25-04-2001 – 0 33 820184 X – £2.30 27A International Criminal Court (Scotland) Bill: 25-ML2 Convention Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Bill: (as amended at stage 2).. – ii, 33p.: 30 cm. – 2nd marshalled list of amendments for stage 2.. – 11p.: 30 27-06-2001 – 0 33 820212 9 – £4.50 cm. – 02-05-2001 – 0 33 820186 6 – £2.50 28 Scottish Local Authorities (Tendering) Bill: 25A Convention Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Bill: (as introduced).. – [2p.]: 30 cm. – Accompanying [as amended at stage 2].. – ii, 27p.: 30 cm. – 04-05-2001 documents are printed separately as SP Bill 28-EN – 0 33 820189 0 – £4.50 (ISBN 0338201815), and SP Bill 28-PM (ISBN 0338201815). – 06-04-2001 – 0 33 820180 7 – 25A-ML Convention Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Bill: £0.65 marshalled list of amendments selected for stage 3.. – 10p.: 30 cm. – 25-05-2001 – 0 33 820197 1 – £2.30 25B Convention Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Bill: [as passed].. – ii, 32p.: 30 cm. – 01-06-2001 – 0 33 820199 8 – £4.50

8 28-EN Scottish Local Authorities (Tendering) Bill: 30-EN Protection from Abuse (Scotland) Bill: explanatory notes; (and other accompanying documents).. – explanatory notes; (and other accompanying 4p.: 30 cm. – This document relates to the Scottish Local documents).. – 21p.: 30 cm. – This document relates Authorities (Tendering) Bill (SP Bill 28) as introduced in the to the Protection from Abuse (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 3) Scottish Parliament on 5 April 2001 (ISBN 033821807). A as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 4 June Policy memorandum is also available (SP Bill 28-PM) (ISBN 2001 (ISBN 0338202048). – 05-06-2001 – 0338201823). – 06-04-2001 – 0 33 820181 5 – £1.10 0 33 820205 6 – £3.30 28-PM Scottish Local Authorities (Tendering) Bill: 31 Sexual Offences (Procedure and Evidence) policy memorandum.. – 4p.: 30 cm. – This memorandum (Scotland) Bill: relates to the Scottish Local Authorities (Tendering) Bill (SP (as introduced).. – [1], 14p.: 30 cm. – An Act of the BIll 28) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 5 April Scottish Parliament to prohibit persons charged with 2001 (ISBN 0338201807). Explanatory notes are also certain sexual offences from conducting their own available, SP Bill 28-EN (ISBN 0338201815). – 06-04-2001 defence at the trial; to provide for the appointment of – 0 33 820182 3 – £1.10 solicitors to defend those persons where they do not 29 Police and Fire Services (Finance) (Scotland) Bill: make those appointments themselves; to prevent those persons from personally precognoscing or taking (as introduced).. – 4p.: 30 cm. – To make provision about statements from alleged victims; to require those the carrying forward by police authorities, joint police boards persons to give notice of defences of consent; to and joint fire boards of unspent balances from one financial make new provision about the admissability of certain year to the next. – Explanatory Notes, together with other evidence bearing on the character, conduct or accompanying documents, are printed separately as SP Bill condition of alleged victims at trials of those persons 29-EN (ISBN 0338202013). A Policy memorandum is printed for those offences. – Explanatory Notes, together with separately as SP Bill 29-PM (ISBN 0338202021). – other accompanying documents, are printed 01-06-2001 – 0 33 820200 5 – £1.10 separately as SPB 31-EN (ISBN 0338202145). A Policy 29-EN Police and Fire Services (Finance) (Scotland) Bill: memorandum is printed separately as SPB 31-PM explanatory notes; (and other accompanying documents).. – (ISBN 0338202153). – 29-06-2001 – 16p.: 30 cm. – This document relates to the Police and Fire 0 33 820213 7 – £2.50 Services (Finance) (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 29) as introduced 31-EN Sexual Offences (Procedure and Evidence) in the Scottish Parliament on 31 May 2001 (ISBN (Scotland) Bill: 0338202005). A Policy memorandum is also available (SP explanatory notes; (and other accompanying Bill 29-PM) (ISBN 0338202021). – 01-06-2001 – documents).. – 14p.: 30 cm. – This document relates 0 33 820201 3 – £2.50 to the Sexual Offences (Procedure and Evidence) 29-PM Police and Fire Services (Finance) (Scotland) Bill: (Scotland) Bill (SP BIll 31) as introduced in the Scottish policy memorandum.. – 6p.: 30 cm. – This memorandum Parliament on 28 June 2001 (ISBN 0338202137). A relates to the Police and Fire Services (Finance) (Scotland) Policy memorandum is also available (SP Bill 31-PM) Bill (SP BIll 29) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on (ISBN 0338202153). – 29-06-2001 – 31 May 2001 (ISBN 0338202005). Explanatory notes are 0 33 820214 5 – £2.50 also available, SP Bill 29-EN (ISBN 0338202013). – 31-PM Sexual Offences (Procedure and Evidence) 01-06-2001 – 0 33 820202 1 – £1.50 (Scotland) Bill: 30 Protection from Abuse (Scotland) Bill: policy memorandum.. – 14p.: 30 cm. – This (as introduced).. – [1], 6p.: 30 cm. – To enable a power of memorandum relates to the Sexual Offences arrest to be attached to interdicts granted to protect (Procedure and Evidence) (Scotland) Bill (SP BIll 31) as individuals from abuse; to regulate the consequences of introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 28 June 2001 such attachment; to amend the Matrimonial Homes (Family (ISBN 0338202137). Explanatory notes are also Protection) (Scotland) Act 1981. – Explanatory Notes, and available, SP Bill 31-EN (ISBN 0338202145). – other accompanying documents, are printed separately as 29-06-2001 – 0 33 820215 3 – £2.50 SPB 30-EN (ISBN 0338202056). – 05-06-2001 – 0 33 820204 8 – £1.90

9 156 Written agreement between the Finance Committee and the Scottish Parliamentary Parliamentary Papers Corporate Body on the budgeting process. – Scottish Parliament – Finance Committee. – [2], 2p.: 30 cm. – 28-07-2000 – 0 33 840178 4 – £2.25 Up to now, SP papers have been reports of a Committee 157 Written agreement between the Finance enquiry into a subject, eg, subordinate legislation, or bills Committee and the Scottish Commission for of the Scottish Parliament. Public Audit on the budgeting process. Each document has the session and year on the front – Scottish Parliament – Finance Committee. – [2], cover: Session 1 (1999). Published with 2 numbering 2p.: 30 cm. – 28-07-2000 – 0 33 840179 2 – sequences: £2.25 158 Written agreement between the Finance 1. SP Paper number - numbered sequentially as they are Committee and the Scottish Ministers on the published regardless of which committee report it is. The budgeting process: Papers issued by a particular committee are grouped in [the budgeting process: agreement on the form of the index. accounts and powers of direction]. – Scottish 2. Committee number - numbering sequence which Parliament – Finance Committee. – [2], 2p.: 30 cm. – relates to the committee, appears on the first page of the 28-07-2000 – 0 33 840180 6 – £2.25 report and consists of a code identifying committee, 159 6th report, 2000: followed by year, then committee report number, subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Rural assigned sequentially as the committee publishes the Affairs Committee. – [4p.]: 30 cm. – RA/00/R6. – reports, e.g. AU/99/R1. Where a report splits into more 05-07-2000 – 0 33 840169 5 – £0.80 than 1 volume, each volume retains the same SP Paper 160 26th report, 2000: number and committee number. The prefixes for each committee are listed below: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Legislation Committee. – 18p.: 30 cm. – • Audit....AU SL/00/R26.–033840166 0 – £5.50 • Education, Culture and Sport.....ED 161 3rd report, 2000: • Enterprise and Lifelong Learning . . EL [Vol. 1] housing stock transfer.. – Vol. 1 – – Scottish Parliament – Social Inclusion, Housing and Voluntary • Equal Opportunities . . .EO • Sector Committee – Margaret Curran (convener). – European .....EU [8], 98p.: 30 cm. – SO/00/R3 [Vol. 1]. – 13-07-2000 – • Finance . . FI 0 33 840175 X – £13.30 • Health and Community Care ....HC 161 3rd report, 2000: • Justice and Home Affairs . . JH [Vol. 2] housing stock transfer.. – Vol. 2: Evidence – Scottish • Justice 1. . J1 Parliament – Social Inclusion, Housing and Voluntary • Justice 2 . J2 Sector Committee – Margaret Curran (convener). – 2 • v. ([8], 1-258; 259-443, [6]p.): 30 cm. – SO/00/R3 Local Government . . . LG [Vol. 2]. – 13-07-2000 – 0 33 840176 8 – £31.55 • Procedures . . . PR • 162 27th report, 2000: Public Petitions .....PE subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – • Rural Affairs . . . RA Subordinate Legislation Committee. – 13p.: 30 cm. – • Rural Development . . . RD SL/00/R27. – 04-07-2000 – 0 33 840167 9 – £4.00 • Social Inclusion, Housing and Voluntary Sector ....HS 163 11th report, 2000: • Social Justice . . SJ report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament • Standards ....ST – Local Government Committee. – 4p.: 30 cm. – • LG/00/11/R. – 05-07-2000 – 0 33 840170 9 – Subordinate Legislation . . . SL £0.80 • Transport and the Environment . . . TE 164 28th report, 2000: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Legislation Committee. – 18p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/R28. – 06-07-2000 – 0 33 840168 7 – £4.75 165 29th report, 2000: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Legislation Committee. – 5p.: 30 cm. – Scottish Parliament papers - Session 1 SL/00/R29. – 05-07-2000 – 0 33 840171 7 – £2.80 (2000) 166 4th report, 2000: Scottish Enterprise: Skillseekers training for young people. – Scottish Parliament – Audit Committee – Andrew Welsh (convener). – [4], 26p.: 30 cm. – 155 Written agreement between the Finance Committee AU/00/R4. – 07-07-2000 – 0 33 840172 5 – £6.70 and the Scottish Ministers on the budgeting process: [the budgeting process: agreement on the budgeting process]. – Scottish Parliament – Finance Committee. – [2], 9p.: 30 cm. – 28-07-2000 – 0 33 840177 6 – £4.00

10 167 12th report, 2000: 179 32nd report, 2000: the finance functions of the Scottish Executive. – Scottish subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Parliament – Finance Committee – Mike Watson Subordinate Legislation Committee. – 12p.: 30 cm. – (convener). – [4], 178p.: 30 cm. – FI/00/R12. – Includes SL/00/R32. – 19-09-2000 – 0 33 840193 8 – £6.20 written and oral evidence submitted to the Committee, 180 11th report, 2000: February-April 2000. – 07-07-2000 – 0 33 840173 3 – £17.70 report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Health and Community Care Committee. – 2p.: 30 168 10th report, 2000: cm. – HC/00/R11. – 14-09-2000 – 0 33 840191 1 – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – £0.80 Transport and Environment Committee. – [4]p.: 30 cm. – 181 4th report, 2000: TE/00/R10. – 10-07-2000 – 0 33 840174 1 – £0.80 surbordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 169 1st report, 2000: Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee. – [2], 2p.: preliminary report into the volume of written Parliamentary 30 cm. – 18-09-2000 – 0 33 840192 X – £0.80 questions and the Scottish Executive’s speed of response. – 182 33rd report, 2000: Scottish Parliament – Procedures Committee – Murray Tosh (convener). – [6], 40p., tables: 30 cm. – 31-08-2000 – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 0 33 840182 2 – £9.40 Subordinate Legislation Committee. – [2], 2p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/R33. – 21-09-2000 – 0 33 840194 6 – 170 3rd report, 2000: £0.80 subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Enterprise 183 8th report, 2000: and Lifelong Learning Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – 29-08-2000 – 0 33 840181 4 – £0.80 report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Education, Culture and Sport Committee. – [2], 2p.: 171 11th report, 2000: 30 cm. – 21-09-2000 – 0 33 840195 4 – £0.80 stage one report on the Transport (Scotland) Bill. – Scottish 184 Annual report 1999-2000. Parliament – Transport and the Environment Committee – Andy Kerr (convener). – [8], 254p.: 30 cm. – 08-09-2000 – – Scottish Parliamentary Ombudsman – Scottish 0 33 840184 9 – £21.70 Parliament – M.S. Buckley (Ombudsman). – iii, 12p.: 30 cm. – 28-09-2000 – 0 33 880019 0 – £5.20 172 30th report, 2000: 185 Annual report 1999-2000. delegated powers scrutiny: Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Scotland) Bill: as amended at stage 2. – Scottish – Scottish Health Service Ombudsman – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Legislation Committee. – 13p.: 30 Parliament – M.S. Buckley (Ombudsman). – iii, 30p.: cm. – SL/00/R30. – 06-09-2000 – 0 33 840183 0 – 30 cm. – 28-09-2000 – 0 33 880020 4 – £5.80 £4.00 186 4th report, 2000: 173 7th report, 2000: models of investigation of complaints. – Scottish report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Parliament – Standards Committee – Mike Rumbles Education, Culture and Sport Committee. – [2], 2p.: 30 cm. (convener). – [6], 16p.: 30 cm. – ST/00/R4. – – Corrected reprint issued free of charge to all known 29-09-2000 – 0 33 840197 0 – £6.20 recipients of original. Please note that the original item 187 7th report, 2000: appeared on Daily List 175, but was incorrectly shown with subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Rural SP paper number 146. – 08-09-2000 – 0 33 840185 7 – Affairs Committee. – [2], 2p.: 30 cm. – RA/00/R7. – £0.80 05-10-2000 – 0 33 840203 9 – £0.80 174 12th report, 2000: 188 34th report, 2000: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Local Government Committee. – [2], 2p.: 30 cm. – Subordinate Legislation Committee. – 12p.: 30 cm. – HC/00/R12. – 08-09-2000 – 0 33 840187 3 – £0.80 SL/00/R34. – 27-09-2000 – 0 33 840196 2 – £3.40 175 31st report, 2000: 189 5th report, 2000: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate the Agricultural Business Improvement Scheme. – Legislation Committee. – 12p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/R31. – Scottish Parliament – Audit Committee – Andrew 08-09-2000 – 0 33 840186 5 – £4.00 Welsh (convener). – [6], 22p.: 30 cm. – AU/00/R5. – 176 4th report, 2000: 29-09-2000 – 0 33 840198 9 – £6.70 stage 1 report on the Mortgage Rights (Scotland) Bill. – 190 12th report 2000: Scottish Parliament – Social Inclusion, Housing and report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament Voluntary Sector Committee – Margaret Curran (convener). – Health and Community Care Committee. – 2p.: 30 – [8], 186p.: 30 cm. – 17-11-2000 – 0 33 840224 1 – cm. – HC/00/R12. – 03-10-2000 – 0 33 840199 7 – £19.50 £0.80 177 12th report, 2000: 191 9th report, 2000: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – report into sport in schools. – Scottish Parliament – Transport and the Environment Committee. – [4]p.: 30 cm. Education, Culture and Sport Committee – Mary – TE/00/R12. – 12-09-2000 – 0 33 840189 X – £0.80 Mulligan (convener). – [4],15p.: 30 cm. – ED/00/R9. – 178 13th report, 2000: 02-10-2000 – 0 33 840200 4 – £5.50 report on the Transport (Scotland) Bill. – Scottish Parliament – Finance Committee. – 4p.: 30 cm. – 13-09-2000 – 0 33 840190 3 – £0.80

11 192 13th report, 2000: 203 5th report, 2000: report on influenza vaccination. – Scottish Parliament – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Health and Community Care Committee – Margaret Smith Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee. – [4]p.: 30 (convener). – [6], 33p.: 30 cm. – HC/00/R/13. – About the cm. – 09-11-2000 – 0 33 840216 0 – £0.80 influenza epidemic situation during Winter 1999-2000. – 204 2nd report, 2000: 05-10-2000 – 0 33 840204 7 – £7.70 report on the private legislation in the Scottish 193 8th report, 2000: Parliament. – Scottish Parliament – Procedures subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Rural Affairs Committee – Murray Tosh (convener). – vi, 128p.: 30 Committee. – 8p.: 30 cm. – RA/00/R8. – 05-10-2000 – cm. – PR/00/R2. – 21-11-2000 – 0 33 840225 X – 0 33 840201 2 – £2.25 £15.60 194 13th report, 2000: 205 3rd report, 2000: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – changes to standing orders of the Scottish Parliament. – Local Government Committee. – [2], 2p.: 30 cm. – Scottish Parliament – Procedures Committee – Murray LG/00/R13. – 05-10-2000 – 0 33 840202 0 – £0.80 Tosh (convener). – [8], 4p.: 30 cm. – PR/00/R3. – 195 35th report, 2000: 17-11-2000 – 0 33 840226 8 – £2.80 subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate 206 14th report, 2000: Legislation Committee. – 7p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/R35. – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament 19-10-2000 – 0 33 840206 3 – £3.40 – Local Government Committee. – [4]p.: 30 cm. – 196 5th report, 2000: LG/00/R14. – 02-11-2000 – 0 33 840213 6 – £0.80 report on the inquiry into football transfer fees and the 207 14th report, 2000: position of the European Commission. – Scottish Parliament report on Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Bill. – – European Committee – Hugh Henry (convener). – [6], Scottish Parliament – Finance Committee. – [4]p.: 30 80p.: 30 cm. – EU/00/R5. – 24-10-2000 – 0 33 840207 1 cm. – FI/00/14/R. – 02-11-2000 – 0 33 840212 8 – – £11.20 £0.80 197 5th report, 2000: 208 37th report, 2000: stage 1 report on the Family Homes and Homelessness subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – (Scotland) Bill. – Scottish Parliament – Social Inclusion, Subordinate Legislation Committee. – 9p.: 30 cm. – Housing and Voluntary Sector Committee – Margaret Curran SL/00/R37. – 01-11-2000 – 0 33 840211 X – £2.80 (convener). – [4], 188p.: 30 cm. – SO/00/R5. – 22-11-2000 209 38th report, 2000: – 0 33 840228 4 – £19.50 subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 198 6th report, 2000: Subordinate Legislation Committee. – 19p.: 30 cm. – [Vol. 1] inquiry into drug misuse and deprived communities.. – Vol. 1 SL/00/R38. – 02-11-2000 – 0 33 840214 4 – £4.75 – – Scottish Parliament – Social Inclusion, Housing and 210 6th report, 2000: Voluntary Sector Committee – Margaret Curran (convener), Fiona Hyslop (deputy convener). – [4], 66p., maps, graphs, report of the inquiry into European Structural Funds and tables: 30 cm. – SO/00/R6 [Vol. 1]. – 08-12-2000 – their implementation in Scotland. – Scottish Parliament 0 33 840234 9 – £11.20 – European Committee – Hugh Henry (convener). – [6], 144p.: 30 cm. – EU/00/R6. – 08-11-2000 – 198 6th report, 2000: 0 33 840215 2 – £16.70 [Vol. 2] inquiry into drug misuse and deprived communities.. – Vol. 211 10th report, 2000: 2: Evidence – Scottish Parliament – Social Inclusion, Housing and Voluntary Sector Committee – Margaret Curran report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament (convener), Fiona Hyslop (deputy convener). – [2], 294p.: 30 – Education, Culture and Sport Committee. – [4]p.: 30 cm. – SO/00/R6 [Vol. 2]. – 08-12-2000 – 0 33 840227 6 cm. – 09-11-2000 – 0 33 840217 9 – £0.80 – £22.00 212 15th report, 2000: 199 13th report, 2000: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – – Health and Community Care Committee. – [4]p.: 30 Transport and Environment Committee. – [4]p.: 30 cm. – cm. – HC/00/R15. – 09-11-2000 – 0 33 840218 7 – TE/00/R13. – 06-10-2000 – 0 33 840205 5 – £0.80 £0.80 200 Lobbying in the Scottish Parliament: 213 7th report, 2000: Standards Committee consultation paper. – Scottish subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Justice Parliament – Standards Committee. – [6], 7p.: 30 cm. – and Home Affairs Committee – Alasdair Morgan Dated October 2000. – 25-10-2000 – 0 33 840208 X – (convener). – [5]p.: 30 cm. – JH/00/R7. – 14-11-2000 £2.80 – 0 33 840219 5 – £1.45 201 36th report, 2000: 214 39th report, 2000: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Legislation Committee. – 9p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/R36. – Subordinate Legislation Committee. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 27-10-2000 – 0 33 840209 8 – £3.40 SL/00/R39. – 10-11-2000 – 0 33 840220 9 – £2.25 202 14th report 2000: 215 7th report, 2000: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – report on a review of the impact of European list 1 Health and Community Care Committee. – [2], 2p.: 30 cm. – designated disease infectious Salmon Anaemia and list HC/00/R14. – 30-10-2000 – 0 33 840210 1 – £0.80 2 disease Viral Haemorrhagic Septicaemia on the Scottish aquaculture industry. – Scottish Parliament – European Committee – Hugh Henry (convener). – [2], 40p.: 30 cm. – EU/00/R7. – 16-11-2000 – 0 33 840221 7 – £7.70

12 216 8th report, 2000: 228 2nd report, 2000: stage 1 report on the Leasehold Casualties (Scotland) Bill. – Audit Scotland budget 2001-2002. – Scottish Scottish Parliament – Justice and Home Affairs Committee. Parliament – Scottish Commission for Public Audit – – [4], 51p.: 30 cm. – JH/00/R8. – 16-11-2000 – Patricia Ferguson (convener). – 2, [1]p.: 30 cm. – The 0 33 840222 5 – £9.40 SCPA is a statutory body established under the Public 217 40th report, 2000: Finance Accountability Act 2000. Its membership consists of the convener of the Scottish Parliament subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Audit Committee and four other MSPs elected in Legislation Committee. – 3p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/R40. – accordance with the SP Standing Orders. It is not part 16-11-2000 – 0 33 840223 3 – £1.45 of the SP committee system and its main function to 218 9th report, 2000: oversee the work of Audit Scotland. It operates in a stage 1 report on the Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Bill. – similar capacity to Westminster’s Commission for Scottish Parliament – Rural Affairs Committee – Alex Public Audit. – 08-12-2000 – 0 33 840242 X – Johnstone (convener). – [2], 156p.: 30 cm. – RA/00/R9. – £0.80 21-11-2000 – 0 33 840246 2 – £17.70 229 14th report, 2000: 219 16th report, 2000: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish inquiry into the delivery of community care in Scotland. – Parliament – Transport and Environment Committee. – Scottish Parliament – Health and Community Care [2], 2p.: 30 cm. – TE/00/R14. – 04-12-2000 – Committee – Margaret Smith (convener). – [3], 282p.: 30 0 33 840240 3 – £0.80 cm. – HC/00/R/16. – Especially about community care for 230 10th report, 2000: the elderly and mentally ill persons. – 28-11-2000 – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 0 33 840235 7 – £21.70 Justice and Home Affairs Committee – Alasdair 220 41st report, 2000: Morgan (convener). – [1], 1p.: 30 cm. – JH/00/R10. – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate 04-12-2000 – 0 33 810591 3 – £1.45 Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1], 231 10th report, 2000: 5p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/R41. – 22-11-2000 – 0 33 840229 2 subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Rural – £2.25 Affairs Committee. – [2], 2p.: 30 cm. – RA/00/R10. – 221 9th report 2000: 04-12-2000 – 0 33 840239 X – £0.80 proposal for a protection from Abuse Bill. – Scottish 232 43rd report, 2000: Parliament – Health and Community Care Committee. – [6], subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 87p.: 30 cm. – JH/00/R9. – 24-11-2000 – 0 33 840231 4 Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill – £12.20 (convener). – [1], 8p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/43. – 222 15th report, 2000: 20-12-2000 – 0 33 840237 3 – £3.40 report on Subordinate Legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 233 45th report, 2000: Finance Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – FI/00/15/R. – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 27-11-2000 – 0 33 840247 0 – £0.80 Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill 223 42nd report, 2000: (convener). – [1], 8p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/45R. – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate 08-12-2000 – 0 33 840243 8 – £4.00 Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1], 234 11th report, 2000: 15p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/R42. – 24-11-2000 – [Vol. I] exam results inquiry.. – Vol. 1: Report – Scottish 0 33 840233 0 – £4.75 Parliament – Education, Culture and Sport Committee 224 17th report 2000: – Mary Mulligan (convener). – [8], 91p.: 30 cm. – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 08-12-2000 – 0 33 840188 1 – £13.60 Health and Community Care Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – 234 11th report, 2000: HC/00/R17. – 24-11-2000 – 0 33 840232 2 – £0.80 [Vol. 2] exam results inquiry.. – Vol. 2: Evidence – Scottish 225 6th report, 2000: Parliament – Education, Culture and Sport Committee report on the Inquiry into the governance of the Scottish – Mary Mulligan (convener). – [7], 528p.: 30 cm. – Qualifications Authority. – Scottish Parliament – Enterprise Includes written and oral evidence submitted to the and Lifelong Learning Committee. – [6], 275p.: 30 cm. – Committee from 27 September 2000 to 30 October 30-11-2000 – 0 33 840236 5 – £21.70 2000. – 11-12-2000 – 0 33 840230 6 – £37.00 226 44th report, 2000: 235 Members’ interests: delegated powers scrutiny: Abolition of Poindings and Standards Committee consultation paper. – Scottish Warrant Sales Bill: as amended at stage 2. – Scottish Parliament – Standards Committee. – [2], 15p.: 30 Parliament – Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny cm. – Dated November 2000. – 11-12-2000 – MacAskill (convener). – [1], 7p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/R44. – 0 33 840248 9 – £5.50 30-11-2000 – 0 33 840238 1 – £2.80 227 6th report, 2000: the new Scottish Parliament building. – Scottish Parliament – Audit Committee – Andrew Welsh (convener). – [3], 110p.: 30 cm. – AU/00/R6. – 05-12-2000 – 0 33 840241 1 – £14.70

13 236 16th report, 2000: report on stage 2 of the 2001/02 budget process. – Scottish Scottish Parliament papers - Session 1 Parliament – Finance Committee – Mike Watson (convener, (2001) Finance Committee), Elaine Thomson (deputy convener, Finance Committee). – [7], 287p.: 30 cm. – FI/00/16/R. – Includes oral and written evidence submitted to Finance Committee, Education, Culture and Sport Committee, 244 1st report, 2001: Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee, Equal report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament Opportunities Committee, Health and Community Care – Education, Culture and Sport Committee. – 2p.: 30 Committee, Justice and Home Affairs Committee, Local cm. – 16-01-2001 – 0 33 840260 8 – £0.80 Government Committee, Rural Affairs Committee, Social 248 1st report, 2001: Inclusion, Housing and Voluntary Sector Committee, report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament Transport and the Environment Committee, and the Scottish – Local Government Committee. – [2]p.: 30 cm. – Commission for Public Audit between 27 September 2000 LG/01/R/1. – 11-01-2001 – 0 33 840258 6 – £0.80 and 8 November 2000. – 11-12-2000 – 0 33 840245 4 – £22.00 249 1st report, 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 237 15th report, 2000: Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – (convener). – [8]p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/01/R. – Transport and Environment Committee. – 1p.: 30 cm. – 10-01-2001 – 0 33 840256 X – £1.70 TE/00/R15. – 08-12-2000 – 0 33 840244 6 – £0.80 250 2nd report, 2001: 238 12th report, 2000: delegated powers scrutiny: Salmon Conservation report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – (Scotland) Bill: as amended at stage 2. – Scottish Education, Culture and Sport Committee. – [1]p.: 30 cm. – Parliament – Subordinate Legislation Committee – 12-12-2000 – 0 33 840249 7 – £0.80 Kenny MacAskillconvener. – [16]p.: 30 cm. – 239 15th report, 2000: SL/01/02R. – 10-01-2001 – 0 33 840257 8 – £4.00 report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 251 1st report 2001: Local Government Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – LG/00/R/15. report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 14-12-2000 – 0 33 840251 9 – £0.80 – Health and Community Care Committee. – 2p.: 30 240 18th report 2000: cm. – HC/01/R1. – 12-01-2001 – 0 33 840259 4 – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – £0.80 Health and Community Care Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – 252 1st report, 2000: HC/00/R18. – 13-12-2000 – 0 33 840250 0 – £0.80 stage 1 report on the Education (Graduate Endowment 241 11th report, 2000: and Student Support) (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill. – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Justice and Scottish Parliament – Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Home Affairs Committee – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – Committee. – [7], 175p.: 30 cm. – 25-01-2001 – [1], 1p.: 30 cm. – JH/00/R11. – 15-12-2000 – 0 33 840261 6 – £19.20 0 33 840254 3 – £1.45 253 1st report, 2001: 242 46th report, 2000: report on petition PE51 from Friends of the Earth subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Scotland on genetically modified organisms. – Scottish Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – Parliament – Transport and the Environment 10p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/46R. – 15-12-2000 – Committee – Andy Kerr (convener). – [5], 164p.: 30 0 33 840252 7 – £4.00 cm. – TE/01/R1. – 23-01-2001 – 0 33 840264 0 – £17.70 243 47th report, 2000: delegated powers scrutiny: Transport (Scotland) Billl: as 254 1st report, 2001: amended at stage 2. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate [Vol. 1] report on the impact of changing employment patterns Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1], in rural Scotland.. – Vol. 1: [Report] – Scottish 15p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/R47. – 15-12-2000 – Parliament – Rural Development Committee – Alex 0 33 840253 5 – £5.50 Johnstone (convener). – [21], 37p.: 30 cm. – RD/01/R1. – 30-01-2001 – 0 33 840267 5 – £9.30 245 Annual report of the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body 2000. 254 1st report, 2001: – Scottish Parliament – Scottish Parliamentary Corporate [Vol. 2] report on the impact of changing employment patterns Body. – 32p., ill., tables: 35 cm. – 21-12-2000 – in rural Scotland.. – Vol. 2: Evidence – Scottish 0 33 880022 0 – £8.50 Parliament – Rural Development Committee – Alex Johnstone (convener). – [3], 359p., maps, tables: 30 246 Scottish Parliament statistics 2000. cm. – 30-01-2001 – 0 33 840268 3 – £25.80 – Scottish Parliament. – 60p., tables: 35 cm. – With correction slip issued January 2001. – 21-12-2000 – 0 33 880023 9 – £11.80 255 1st report 2001: 247 48th report, 2000: report on Education (Graduate Endowment and Student Support) (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill. – Scottish subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Parliament – Finance Committee. – [1]p.: 30 cm. – Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – 2, FI/01/01/R. – 19-01-2001 – 0 33 840262 4 – £0.80 [1]p.: 30 cm. – SL/00/48R. – 05-01-2001 – 0 33 840255 1 – £1.70

14 256 3rd report, 2001: 269 3rd report 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1], – Health and Community Care Committee. – 2p.: 30 10p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/03R. – 23-01-2001 – cm. – HC/01/R3. – 08-02-2001 – 0 33 840278 0 – 0 33 840263 2 – £3.40 £1.70 257 2nd report, 2001: 270 2nd report 2001: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament Transport and the Environment Committee. – 1p.: 30 cm. – – Finance Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – FI/01/2/R. – TE/01/R2. – 22-01-2001 – 0 33 840265 9 – £0.80 09-02-2001 – 0 33 840280 2 – £1.70 258 4th report, 2001: 271 1st report, 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1], Justice 1 Committee – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – 10p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/04R. – 26-01-2001 – [1], 1p.: 30 cm. – JI/01/R1. – This Committee 0 33 840269 1 – £3.40 replaces (with effect from January 2001) the former 259 1st report, 2001: Justice and Home Affairs Committee. – 12-02-2001 – 0 33 840281 0 – £1.70 initial report on the application and project appraisal process for European structural funds (1st round of the 2000-2006 272 3rd report, 2001: period). – Scottish Parliament – European Committee – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament Hugh Henry (convener). – [2], 22p.: 30 cm. – EU/01/R1. – – Transport and the Environment Committee. – 1p.: 30 06-02-2001 – 0 33 840274 8 – £6.70 cm. – TE/01/R3. – 13-02-2001 – 0 33 840283 7 – 260 2nd report, 2001: £0.80 report into the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights. – Scottish 273 3rd report, 2001: Parliament – European Committee – Hugh Henry (convener). report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – [2], 96p.: 30 cm. – EU/01/R2. – 07-02-2001 – – Rural Affairs Committee. – [2p.]: 30 cm. – 0 33 840276 4 – £13.30 RD/01/R3. – 15-02-2001 – 0 33 840284 5 – £1.70 261 2nd report 2001: 274 2nd report, 2001: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – special grant reports. – Scottish Parliament – Local Health and Community Care Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – Government Committee. – [2]p.: 30 cm. – LG/01/R2. HC/01/R2. – 01-02-2001 – 0 33 840270 5 – £1.70 – 16-02-2001 – 0 33 840286 1 – £0.80 262 5th report, 2001: 275 8th report, 2001: delegated powers scrutiny: Budget (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill. – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Legislation Committee – Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1], 4p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/05R. (convener). – [1], 7p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/08R. – – 01-02-2001 – 0 33 840271 3 – £2.80 16-02-2001 – 0 33 840285 3 – £2.80 263 2nd report, 2001: 276 1st report, 2001: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – report on complaints concerning the unauthorised Education, Culture and Sport Committee. – 1p.: 30 cm. – disclosure of the Health and Community Care 02-02-2001 – 0 33 840273 X – £0.80 Committee’s report into the delivery of community 264 3rd report, 2001: care in Scotland. – Scottish Parliament – Standards Committee – Mike Rumbles (convener). – [3], 20p.: report on inquiry into special educational needs. – Scottish 30 cm. – ST/01/R1. – Includes the 1st report 2001 by Parliament – Education, Culture and Sport Committee. – [8], the Adviser to the Standards Committee (Garry S. 214p.: 30 cm. – 06-02-2001 – 0 33 840272 1 – £20.20 Watson). – The Health and Community Care 265 6th report, 2001: Committee report on the delivery of community care in subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Scotland (SP 2000/219, ISBN 0338402357) was Legislation Committee. – 3p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/06R. – published on 28 November 2000. – 07-03-2001 – 06-02-2001 – 0 33 840275 6 – £1.70 0 33 840293 4 – £6.70 266 7th report, 2001: 277 2nd report, 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – 2, – Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee. – [1], [1], 3p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/07R. – 07-02-2001 – 1p.: 30 cm. – 27-02-2001 – 0 33 840288 8 – 0 33 840277 2 – £1.70 £0.80 267 2nd report, 2001: 278 9th report, 2001: impact of the closure of the Islay Creamery. – Scottish subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Parliament – Rural Development Committee – Alex Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill Johnstone (convener). – [4], 37p.: 30 cm. – RD/01/R2. – (convener). – [1], 11p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/09R. – 13-02-2001 – 0 33 840282 9 – £10.30 27-02-2001 – 0 33 840287 X – £4.75 268 1st report, 2001: 279 3rd report, 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Justice 2 report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament Committee – Pauline McNeill (convener). – 1, [1]p.: 30 cm. – Local Government Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – – J2/01/R1. – 08-02-2001 – 0 33 840279 9 – £1.70 LG/01/R3. – 01-03-2001 – 0 33 840289 6 – £0.80

15 280 4th report, 2001: 292 5th report 2001: report on stage 1 of the Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill. – report on Convention Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Scottish Parliament – Health and Community Care Bill. – Scottish Parliament – Finance Committee. – 1p.: Committee – Margaret Smith (convener). – [5], 247p.: 30 30 cm. – FI/01/5/R. – 15-03-2001 – 0 33 840304 3 cm. – HC/01/R4. – 02-03-2001 – 0 33 840292 6 – – £0.80 £20.20 293 3rd report, 2001: 281 10th report, 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Justice 1 Committee – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [2], [1], 1p.: 30 cm. – J1/01/R3. – 15-03-2001 – 11p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/10R. – 01-03-2001 – 0 33 840303 5 – £1.70 0 33 840290 X – £4.00 294 5th report 2001: 282 2nd report, 2001: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Justice 2 – Health and Community Care Committee. – 2p.: 30 Committee – Pauline McNeill (convener). – 1, [1]p.: 30 cm. cm. – HC/01/R5. – 16-03-2001 – 0 33 840306 X – – J2/01/R2. – 02-03-2001 – 0 33 840291 8 – £1.70 £1.70 2283 1st report, 2001: 295 12th report, 2001: [Vol. 1] stage 1 report on the Housing (Scotland) Bill.. – Vol. 1 – – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Scottish Parliament – Social Justice Committee – Margaret Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill Curran (convener, Social Inclusion, Housing and Voluntary (convener). – [1], 18p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/12R. – Sector Committee (to 2 November 2000)), Fiona Hyslop 16-03-2001 – 0 33 840307 8 – £5.00 (deputy convener, SIHVSC (to 8 January 2001)), Johann 296 3rd report, 2001: Lamont (convener, Social Justice Committee (from 17 January 2001)). – [5], 110p.: 30 cm. – SJ/01/R1 [Vol. 1]. – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – This Committee replaced (with effect from January 2001) Justice 2 Committee – Pauline McNeill (convener). – the former Social Inclusion, Housing and Voluntary Sector [1], 1p.: 30 cm. – J2/01/R3. – 21-03-2001 – Committee. – 09-03-2001 – 0 33 840298 5 – £14.40 0 33 840308 6 – £2.25 283 1st report, 2001: 297 13th report, 2001: [Vol. 2] stage 1 report on the Housing (Scotland) Bill.. – Vol. 2: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Evidence – Scottish Parliament – Social Justice Committee Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill – Margaret Curran (convener, Social Inclusion, Housing and (convener). – [1], 11p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/13R. – Voluntary Sector Committee (to 2 November 2000)), Fiona 26-03-2001 – 0 33 840309 4 – £4.00 Hyslop (deputy convener, SIHVSC (to 8 January 2001)), 298 4th report, 2001: Johann Lamont (convener, Social Justice Committee (from report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament 17 January 2001)). – [3], 280p.: 30 cm. – SJ/01/R1 [Vol. 2]. – Local Government Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – – 09-03-2001 – 0 33 840299 3 – £21.70 LG/01/R4. – 29-03-2001 – 0 33 840314 0 – £0.80 284 3rd report 2001: 299 14th report, 2001: report on Housing (Scotland) Bill. – Scottish Parliament – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Finance Committee. – [1], 1p.: 30 cm. – FI/01/3/R. – Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill 07-03-2001 – 0 33 840294 2 – £0.80 (convener). – [1], 24p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/14R. – 285 4th report 2001: 28-03-2001 – 0 33 840310 8 – £6.20 report on Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill. – Scottish 300 3rd report, 2001: Parliament – Finance Committee. – [1], 1p.: 30 cm. – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament FI/01/4/R. – 07-03-2001 – 0 33 840295 0 – £0.80 – Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee. – [1], 286 4th report, 2001: 1p.: 30 cm. – EL/01/R3. – 30-03-2001 – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 0 33 840315 9 – £0.80 Rural Development Committee. – 1p.: 30 cm. – RD/01/R4. – 301 4th report, 2001: 08-03-2001 – 0 33 840297 7 – £0.80 report on the inquiry into fuel prices in remoter rural 287 4th report, 2001: areas. – Scottish Parliament – Enterprise and Lifelong report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Learning Committee – Alex Neil (convener). – [6], Education, Culture and Sport Committee. – 1p.: 30 cm. – 120p., ill., figs, maps, tables: 30 cm. – EL/01/R4. – ED/01/R4. – 08-03-2001 – 0 33 840296 9 – £0.80 10-04-2001 – 0 33 840312 4 – £15.90 289 4th report, 2001: 302 4th report, 2001: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Transport and the Environment Committee. – [1], 1p.: 30 Justice 1 Committee – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – cm. – TE/01/R4. – 09-03-2001 – 0 33 840300 0 – £0.80 [1], 1p.: 30 cm. – J1/01/R4. – 29-03-2001 – 0 33 840313 2 – £1.45 290 2nd report, 2001: 303 5th report, 2001: stage 1 report on the Convention Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Bill. – Scottish Parliament – Justice 1 Committee report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [4], 182p.: 30 cm. – – Transport and the Environment Committee. – [1], J1/01/R2. – 14-03-2001 – 0 33 840302 7 – £19.20 1p.: 30 cm. – TE/01/R5. – 30-03-2001 – 0 33 840316 7 – £0.80 291 2nd report, 2001: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Social Justice Committee. – 1p.: 30 cm. – SO/01/2/R. – 15-03-2001 – 0 33 840305 1 – £0.80

16 304 4th report, 2001: 317 6th report 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Justice 2 report on International Criminal Court (Scotland) Bill. – Committee – Pauline McNeill (convener). – [1], 1p.: 30 cm. Scottish Parliament – Finance Committee. – [1], 1p.: – J2/01/R4. – 02-04-2001 – 0 33 840317 5 – £2.25 30 cm. – FI/01/6/R. – 25-04-2001 – 0 33 840327 2 305 5th report, 2001: – £2.25 report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 318 16th report, 2001: Local Government Committee. – [1], 2p.: 30 cm. – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – LG/01/R/5. – 05-04-2001 – 0 33 840323 X – £0.80 Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill 306 6th report 2001: (convener). – [2], 8p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/16R. – 26-04-2001 – 0 33 840329 9 – £4.00 report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Health and Community Care Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – 319 17th report, 2001: HC/01/R6. – 03-04-2001 – 0 33 840318 3 – £0.80 delegated powers scrutiny: Mortgage Rights 307 15th report, 2001: (Scotland) Bill: as amended at stage 2. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Legislation Committee – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [2], 5p.: 30 cm. – Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [2], SL/01/17R. – 27-04-2001 – 0 33 840333 7 – £2.80 17p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/15R. – 04-04-2001 – 0 33 840319 1 – £5.50 320 9th report, 2001: 308 5th report, 2001: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Health and Community Care Committee. – [1], 2p.: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 30 cm. – HC/01/R9. – 27-04-2001 – 0 33 840331 0 Rural Development Committee – Alex Johnstone – £2.25 (convener). – [1], 53p.: 30 cm. – RD/01/R5. – 05-04-2001 – 0 33 840320 5 – £9.40 321 7th report, 2001: 309 6th report, 2001: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Transport and the Environment Committee. – [1], report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 1p.: 30 cm. – TE/01/R7. – 30-04-2001 – Rural Development Committee. – [1], 1p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 840334 5 – £2.25 RD/01/R6. – A reissue and replacement copy. – 06-04-2001 – 0 33 840325 6 – £2.25 322 The real scope for change: 310 1st report, 2001: appraising the extent to which the Parliament can suggest changes to programme expenditure. – overview of the National Health Service in Scotland Scottish Parliament – Finance Committee – Arthur 1999-2000. – Scottish Parliament – Audit Committee – Midwinter – Jim Stevens. – [3], 72p., tables: 30 cm. – Andrew Welsh (convener). – [3], 68p., tables: 30 cm. – 03-05-2001 – 0 33 840336 1 – £12.20 AU/01/R1. – 05-04-2001 – 0 33 840322 1 – £11.20 323 18th report, 2001: 311 7th report 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill Health and Community Care Committee. – [1], 2p.: 30 cm. – (convener). – [2], 8p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/18R. – HC/01/R7. – 05-04-2001 – 0 33 840321 3 – £0.80 02-05-2001 – 0 33 840335 3 – £4.00 312 2nd report, 2001: 324 7th report, 2001: proposal for a Standards Commissioner Committee Bill. – stage 1 report on the Scottish Local Authorities Scottish Parliament – Standards Committee – Mike (Tendering) Bill. – Scottish Parliament – Local Rumbles (convener). – [2], i, 5p.: 30 cm. – ST/01/R2. – Government Committee – Trish Godman (convener). – 06-04-2001 – 0 33 840324 8 – £4.00 [3], 31p.: 30 cm. – LG/01/R/7. – 14-05-2001 – 313 8th report, 2001: 0 33 840341 8 – £8.50 report on petition PE 145 - MMR. – Scottish Parliament – 326 7th report, 2001: Health and Community Care Committee – Margaret Smith report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament (convener). – [3], 73p.: 30 cm. – HC/01/R8. – On p. 1: – Rural Development Committee. – [1], 1p.: 30 cm. – Report on petition PE 145 calling for an inquiry into issues RD/01/R7. – 10-05-2001 – 0 33 840338 8 – £2.25 surrounding the alleged relationship between the combined Measles, Mumps and Rubella vaccine and autism. – 327 10th report, 2001: 06-04-2001 – 0 33 840311 6 – £11.20 report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament 314 6th report, 2001: – Health and Community Care Committee. – [1], 2p.: 30 cm. – HC/01/R10. – 10-05-2001 – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 0 33 840337 X – £2.25 Transport and the Environment Committee. – [1], 1p.: 30 cm. – TE/01/R6. – 06-04-2001 – 0 33 840326 4 – £2.25 328 5th report, 2001: 315 6th report, 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Justice 2 Committee – Pauline McNeill (convener). – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – [2]p.: 30 cm. – J2/01/R5. – 11-05-2001 – Local Government Committee. – [1], 2p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 840339 6 – £1.70 LG/01/R/6. – 26-04-2001 – 0 33 840328 0 – £0.80 329 19th report, 2001: 316 1st report, 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – changes to chapters 9 and 9A of the Standing Orders of the Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill Scottish Parliament. – Scottish Parliament – Procedures (convener). – [2], 4p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/19R. – Committee – Murray Tosh (convener). – [3], 75p.: 30 cm. – 11-05-2001 – 0 33 840340 X – £3.40 PR/01/R1. – 27-04-2001 – 0 33 840330 2 – £12.20

17 330 3rd report, 2001: 342 10th report, 2001: reforming the Common Fisheries Policy: a blueprint for report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament negotiations.. – Vol. 1: [Report and oral evidence] – Scottish – Local Government Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – Parliament – European Committee – Hugh Henry (convener). LG/01/10/R. – 31-05-2001 – 0 33 840354 X – – [8], 110p.: 30 cm. – EU/01/R3 [Vol. 1]. – Includes the £2.25 Committee’s report and oral evidence submitted to the 343 23rd report, 2001: Committee. Vol. 2 (SPP 331, ISBN 0338403450) includes written evidence submitted to the Committee. – regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill as amended at stage 17-05-2001 – 0 33 840344 2 – £14.40 2: delegated powers scrutiny. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill 331 3rd report, 2001: (convener). – 12p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/23R. – reforming the Common Fisheries Policy: a blueprint for 30-05-2001 – 0 33 840352 3 – £4.75 negotiations.. – Vol. 2: Evidence – Scottish Parliament – 344 24th report, 2001: European Committee – Hugh Henry (convener). – [2], 145p.: 30 cm. – EU/01/R3 [Vol. 2]. – Includes written evidence subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – submitted to the Committee. Vol. 1 (SPP 330, ISBN Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill 0338403442) includes the report and oral evidence (convener). – [2], 2p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/R24. – submitted to the Committee. – 17-05-2001 – 31-05-2001 – 0 33 840353 1 – £2.80 0 33 840345 0 – £16.70 345 Standards Committee consultation paper: 332 8th report, 2001: statutory registration of commercial lobbyists: June subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Local 2001. – Scottish Parliament – Standards Committee – Government Committee. – [1], 2p.: 30 cm. – LG/01/R/8. – Mike Rumbles (convener). – 7p.: 30 cm. – 01-06-2001 17-05-2001 – 0 33 840347 7 – £0.80 – 0 33 840356 6 – £4.75 333 6th report, 2001: 346 2nd report, 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Justice 2 report into the volume of written Parliamentary Committee – Pauline McNeill (convener). – [3]p.: 30 cm. – questions and the Scottish Executive’s speed of J2/01/R6. – 16-05-2001 – 0 33 840343 4 – £2.80 response, and related matters. – Scottish Parliament – Procedures Committee – Murray Tosh (convener). – 334 20th report, 2001: [5], 93p.: 30 cm. – PR/01/R2. – With correction slip Convention Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Bill: as amended (issued June 2001). – 08-06-2001 – 0 33 840359 0 at stage 2: delegated powers scrutiny. – Scottish – £13.30 Parliament – Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny 347 3rd report, 2001: MacAskill (convener). – [2], 7p.: 30 cm. – 17-05-2001 – 0 33 840342 6 – £4.00 changes to the Standing Orders of the Scottish Parliament. – Scottish Parliament – Procedures 335 21st report, 2001: Committee – Murray Tosh (convener). – 18p.: 30 cm. subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate – PR/01/R3. – 08-06-2001 – 0 33 840360 4 – Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1], £6.20 4p.: 30 cm. – 17-05-2001 – 0 33 840346 9 – £4.00 348 7th report, 2001: 336 5th report, 2001: stage 1 report on the International Criminal Court subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Justice 1 (Scotland) Bill. – Scottish Parliament – Justice 2 Committee – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1], 1p.: 30 cm. Committee – Pauline McNeill (convener). – 106p.: 30 – J1/01/R5. – 21-05-2001 – 0 33 840348 5 – £2.80 cm. – J2/01/R7. – 06-06-2001 – 0 33 840357 4 – 337 9th report, 2001: £14.40 report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 349 25th report, 2001: Local Government Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – LG/01/R/9. – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 24-05-2001 – 0 33 840350 7 – £2.25 Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill 338 11th report, 2001: (convener). – 4p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/R25. – 06-06-2001 – 0 33 840358 2 – £3.40 report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Health and Community Care Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – 350 26th report, 2001: HC/01/R11. – 24-05-2001 – 0 33 840349 3 – £2.25 Housing (Scotland) Bill, as amended at stage 2: 339 3rd report, 2001: delegated powers scrutiny. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill report on complaint concerning the unauthorised disclosure (convener). – 10p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/R26. – of the Education, Culture and Sport Committee draft report 08-06-2001 – 0 33 840361 2 – £4.75 on special education needs. – Scottish Parliament – Standards Committee – Mike Rumbles (convener). – 13p.: 351 12th report, 2001: 30 cm. – ST/01/R3. – 01-06-2001 – 0 33 840355 8 – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament £5.50 – Health and Community Care Committee. – 2p.: 30 340 22nd report, 2001: cm. – HC/01/R12. – 13-06-2001 – 0 33 840362 0 – £2.25 subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – 5p.: 352 27th report, 2001: 30 cm. – SL/01/22R. – 25-05-2001 – 0 33 840351 5 – subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – £4.00 Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill 341 SPCB: Scotland and Europe: A European Seminar, (convener). – 6p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/R27. – 13-06-2001 February 2001 – 0 33 840364 7 – £3.40 SPCB. – Scottish Parliament. – 32p – 30cm. – 11-06-2001 – 0 33 88031 X – £8.00

18 353 8th report, 2001: 363 9th report, 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Justice 2 report on Protection from Abuse (Scotland) Bill. – Committee – Pauline McNeill (convener). – 1p.: 30 cm. – Scottish Parliament – Finance Committee. – 2p.: 30 J2/01/R8. – 13-06-2001 – 0 33 840363 9 – £2.80 cm. – F1/01/9/R. – 25-06-2001 – 0 33 840388 4 – 354 5th report 2001: £2.25 report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 364 10th report, 2001: Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee. – 1p.: 30 cm. – [Vol. 1] stage 1 of the 2002/03 budget process.. – Vol. 1 – – EL/01/R5. – 13-06-2001 – 0 33 810842 4 – £2.25 Scottish Parliament – Finance Committee – Mike 355 6th report, 2001: Watson (convener). – 219p.: 30 cm. – 25-06-2001 – 0 33 840368 X – £20.50 [Vol. 1] report on the inquiry into the impact of the new economy.. – Vol. 1: Report – Scottish Parliament – Enterprise and 364 10th report, 2001: Lifelong Learning Committee – Alex Neil (convener). – 63p.: [Vol. 2] stage 1 budget report.. – Vol. 2: Evidence – Scottish 30 cm. – EL/01/R6 Vol. 1. – 19-06-2001 – 0 33 840375 2 Parliament – Finance Committee. – 527p.: 30 cm. – – £11.50 ED/01/11/M. – 25-06-2001 – 0 33 840382 5 – 355 6th report, 2001: £38.00 [Vol. 2] report on the inquiry into the impact of the new economy.. – 365 Improving consultation with children and young Vol. 2: Evidence – Scottish Parliament – Enterprise and people in relevant aspects of policy-making and Lifelong Learning Committee – Alex Neil (convener). – legislation in Scotland [Education report]. 272p., tables: 30 cm. – 19-06-2001 – 0 33 840376 0 – – Scottish Parliament – Education, Culture and Sport £22.00 Committee – Centre for the Child & Society – Moira 356 1st report, 2001: Borland. – 111p.: 30 cm. – 25-06-2001 – 0 33 840385 X – £14.40 [Vol. 1] inquiry into gypsy travellers and public sector policies.. – Vol. 1: [Report] – Scottish Parliament – Equal Opportunities 365 Improving consultation with children and young Committee – Kate MacLean (convener). – 42p.: 30 cm. – people in relevant aspects of policy-making and EO/01/R1. – Vol. 2 (Evidence) is also available (ISBN legislation in Scotland: 0338403663). – 27-06-2001 – 0 33 840365 5 – £9.40 executive summary. – Scottish Parliament – 356 1st report, 2001: Education, Culture and Sport Committee – Centre for the Child & Society – Moira Borland. – 5p.: 30 cm. – [Vol. 2] inquiry into gypsy travellers and public sector policies.. – 25-06-2001 – 0 33 840386 8 – £3.40 Vol. 2: Evidence – Scottish Parliament – Equal Opportunities Committee – Kate MacLean (convener). – 237p.: 30 cm. – 365 Improving consultation with children and young The main report is also available (SP Paper 356 vol. 1, ISBN people in relevant aspects of policy-making and 0338403655). – 27-06-2001 – 0 33 840366 3 – £20.20 legislation in Scotland: 357 7th report, 2001: guidelines for Scottish Parliamentary Committees [Education guidelines]. – Scottish Parliament – resource accounting and budgeting. – Scottish Parliament – Education, Culture and Sport Committee – Centre for Finance Committee – Mike Watson (convener). – 180p.: 30 the Child & Society – Moira Borland. – 9p.: 30 cm. – cm. – F1/01/R7. – 14-06-2001 – 0 33 840367 1 – 25-06-2001 – 0 33 840387 6 – £4.00 £19.20 366 5th report, 2001: 358 8th report, 2001: [Vol. 1] report on inquiry into the National Stadium.. – Vol. 1: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – [Report] – Scottish Parliament – Education, Culture Transport and the Environment Committee. – 1p.: 30 cm. – and Sport Committee – Karen Gillon (convener). – [8], TE/01/R8. – 14-06-2001 – 0 33 840379 5 – £2.25 59p.: 30 cm. – 28-06-2001 – 0 33 840373 6 – 359 8th report, 2001: £10.30 report on Protection of Wild Mammals (Scotland) Bill. – 366 5th report, 2001: Scottish Parliament – Finance Committee. – 1p.: 30 cm. – [Vol. 2] report on inquiry into the National Stadium.. – Vol. 2: F1/01/8/R. – 15-06-2001 – 0 33 840381 7 – £1.90 Evidence – Scottish Parliament – Education, Culture 361 8th report, 2001: and Sport Committee – Karen Gillon (chairman). – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – 327p.: 30 cm. – 28-06-2001 – 0 33 840374 4 – Rural Development Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – RD/01/R8. – £23.90 18-06-2001 – 0 33 840383 3 – £2.25 367 28th report, 2001: 362 9th report, 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – [Vol. 1] report on inquiry into water and and the water industry.. – Subordinate Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill Vol. 1: [Report] – Scottish Parliament – Transport and the (convener). – 9p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/R28. – 21-06-2001 Environment Committee – Andy Kerr (convener). – 71p.: 30 – 0 33 840384 1 – £4.75 cm. – TR/01/R9. – Vol. 2 of this report (Evidence) is 368 7th report 2001: available separately (ISBN 0338403701). – 21-06-2001 – report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament 0 33 840369 8 – £11.20 – Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee. – 1p.: 362 9th report, 2001: 30 cm. – EL/01/R7. – 26-06-2001 – 0 33 840389 2 [Vol. 2] report on inquiry into water and and the water industry.. – – £2.25 Vol. 2: Evidence – Scottish Parliament – Transport and the 370 5th report, 2001: Environment Committee – Andy Kerr (convener). – 287p.: report on complaint against Dr Richard Simpson MSP. 30 cm. – Vol. 1 of this report is available separately (ISBN – Scottish Parliament – Standards Committee – Mike 0338403698). – 21-06-2001 – 0 33 840370 1 – £21.70 Rumbles (convener). – 27p.: 30 cm. – ST/01/R5. – 29-06-2001 – 0 33 840394 9 – £7.70

19 371 29th report, 2001: subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Subordinate Parliamentary Legislation Committee – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – 11p.: 30 cm. – SL/01/29R. – 27-06-2001 – 0 33 840390 6 – £4.75 Debates 372 9th report, 2001: report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – Rural Development Committee. – 1p.: 30 cm. – RD/01/R9. – 28-06-2001 – 0 33 840391 4 – £2.25 The Official Report is the authoritative report of what was said during parliamentary proceedings, both 373 13th report 2001: plenary and committee. The Official Report of the report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – plenary session has the title Meeting of the Health and Community Care Committee. – 2p.: 30 cm. – Parliament. HC/01/R13. – 29-06-2001 – 0 33 840392 2 – £2.25 374 6th report, 2001: The date of the plenary session is on the document, report on subordinate legislation. – Scottish Parliament – e.g., Thursday 9 December 1999. Until 25 April 2001it Education, Culture and Sport Committee. – 1p.: 30 cm. – was published in volumes, and numbered HC/01/R13. – 29-06-2001 – 0 33 840393 0 – £1.70 sequentially within the volume, with the timing of the volume number change determined by the number of meetings of the Parliament. Since April 25 they are identified by date.

Scottish Parliament official report – ISSN 14670178 – Daily, unrevised is also available on annual subscription £500 (2001 rate)

Scottish Parliament official report Vol. 7

[Session 2000] Vol. 7 No. 9. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 5 July 2000– [2], cols. 999-1144: 30 cm. – 0 33 800092 5 – £5.00 [Session 2000] Vol. 7 No. 10. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 6 July 2000– [2], cols. 1145-1306, [1p.]: 30 cm. – 0 33 800093 3 – £5.00

Scottish Parliament official report Vol. 8

[Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 6 September 2000 (afternoon). – [8], cols. 1-64: 30 cm. – 0 33 800094 1 – £5.00 [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 2. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 7 September 2000– [2], cols. 65-188: 30 cm. – 0 33 800095 X – £5.00 [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 3. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 13 September 2000 (afternoon). – [8]p., cols. 189-256: 30 cm. – 0 33 800096 8 – £5.00 [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 4. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 14 September 2000. – [2]p., cols. 257-428: 30 cm. – 0 33 800097 6 – £5.00 [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 5. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 20 September 2000 (afternoon). – [2], cols. 429-498: 30 cm. – 0 33 800098 4 – £5.00 [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 6. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 21 September 2000. – [2], cols. 499-638: 30 cm. – 0 33 800099 2 – £5.00 [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 7. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 27 September 2000 (afternoon)– [2], cols. 639-712: 30 cm. – 0 33 800100 X – £5.00

20 [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 8. Meeting of the Parliament. [Session 2000] Vol. 9. No. 10. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 28 September 2000– [2], cols. 713-854: 30 cm. – Thursday 14 December 2000. – [2], cols. 973-1146: 30 cm. 0 33 800101 8 – £5.00 – 0 33 800120 4 – £5.00 [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 9. Meeting of the Parliament. [Session 2000] Vol. 9. No. 11. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 4 October 2000 (afternoon). – [2], cols. 855-916: 30 Wednesday 20 December 2000. – [2], cols. 1147-1268: 30 cm. – 0 33 800102 6 – £5.00 cm. – 0 33 800121 2 – £5.00 [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 10. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 5 October 2000. – [2]p., cols. 917-1072: 30 cm. – 0 33 800103 4 – £5.00 Scottish Parliament official report Vol. 10 [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 11. Meeting of the Parliament. Friday 13 October 2000 (afternoon). – [2], cols. 1073-1086: 30 cm. – Meeting convened following the death of Rt Hon Donald Dewar, [Session 2000] Vol. 10. No. 1. Meeting of the Parliament. MP, MSP, First Minister. – 0 33 800104 2 – £5.00 Wednesday 10 January 2001 (afternoon). – [2], cols. 1-66: [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 12. Meeting of the Parliament. 30 cm. – 0 33 800122 0 – £5.00 Available on annual Wednesday 25 October 2000 (afternoon). – [2], cols. subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) 1087-1166: 30 cm. – 0 33 800105 0 – £5.00 [Session 2000] Vol. 10. No. 2. Meeting of the Parliament. [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 13. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 11 January 2001. – [2], cols. 67-232: 30 cm. – Thursday 26 October 2000 (afternoon). – [2]p., cols. 1167-1182: 0 33 800123 9 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription 30 cm. – 0 33 800106 9 – £5.00 £500.00 (2001 rate) [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 14. Meeting of the Parliament. [Session 2000] Vol. 10. No. 3. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 1 November 2000 (afternoon). – [2]p., cols. Wednesday 17 January 2001 (afternoon). – [2], cols. 1183-1258: 30 cm. – 0 33 800107 7 – £5.00 233-326: 30 cm. – 0 33 800124 7 – £5.00 Available on [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 15 Meeting of the Parliament. annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) Thursday 2 November 2000. – [2]p., cols. 1259-1414: 30 cm. – [Session 2000] Vol. 10. No. 4. Meeting of the Parliament. 0 33 800108 5 – £5.00 Thursday 18 January 2001. – [2], cols. 327-492: 30 cm. – [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 16 Meeting of the Parliament. 0 33 800125 5 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription Wednesday 8 November 2000 (afternoon). – [2]p., cols. £500.00 (2001 rate) 1415-1486: 30 cm. – 0 33 800109 3 – £5.00 [Session 2001] Vol. 10. No. 5. Meeting of the Parliament. [Session 2000] Vol. 8. No. 17 Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 24 January 2001 (afternoon). – [1], cols. Thursday 9 November 2000– [2]p., cols. 1487-1626: 30 cm. – 493-566: 30 cm. – 0 33 800126 3 – £5.00 Available on 0 33 800110 7 – £5.00 annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) [Session 2001] Vol. 10. No. 6. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 25 January 2001– [2], cols. 567-730: 30 cm. – Scottish Parliament official report Vol. 9 0 33 800127 1 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) [Session 2001] Vol. 10. No. 7. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 31 January 2001 (afternoon)– [1]p., cols. [Session 2000] Vol. 9. No. 1. Meeting of the Parliament. 731-804: 30 cm. – 0 33 800128 X – £5.00 Available on Wednesday 15 November 2000 (afternoon)– [4]p., cols. 1-74: 30 annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) cm. – 0 33 800111 5 – £5.00 [Session 2001] Vol. 10. No. 8. Meeting of the Parliament. [Session 2000] Vol. 9. No. 2. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 1 February 2001. – [2]p., cols. 805-962: 30 cm. – Thursday 16 November 2000. – [4]p., cols. 75-232: 30 cm. – 0 33 800129 8 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription 0 33 800112 3 – £5.00 £500.00 (2001 rate) [Session 2000] Vol. 9. No. 3 Meeting of the Parliament. [Session 2001] Vol. 10. No. 9. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 22 November 2000 (afternoon). – [1]p., cols. Wednesday 7 February 2001 (afternoon). – [1]p., cols. 233-306: 30 cm. – 0 33 800113 1 – £5.00 963-1042: 30 cm. – 0 33 800130 1 – £5.00 Available on [Session 2000] Vol. 9. No. 4 Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) 23 November 2000– [2]p., cols. 307-408: 30 cm. – [Session 2001] Vol. 10. No. 10. Meeting of the Parliament. 0 33 800114 X – £5.00 Thursday 8 February 2001 (morning). – [1]p., cols. [Session 2000] Vol. 9. No. 5 Meeting of the Parliament. 1043-1194: 30 cm. – 0 33 800131 X – £5.00 Available Wednesday 29 November 2000 (afternoon). – [1]p., cols. on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) 409-474: 30 cm. – 0 33 800115 8 – £5.00 [Session 2001] Vol. 10. No. 11. Meeting of the Parliament. [Session 2000] Vol. 9. No. 6. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 14 February 2001 (afternoon). – [1]p., cols. Thursday 30 November 2000. – [1]p., cols. 475-624: 30 cm. – 1195-1278: 30 cm. – 0 33 800132 8 – £5.00 Available 0 33 800116 6 – £5.00 on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) [Session 2000] Vol. 9. No. 7. Meeting of the Parliament. [Session 2001] Vol. 10. No. 12. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 6 December 2000 (afternoon). – [1], cols. 625-688: Thursday 15 February 2001. – [1]p., cols. 1279-1436: 30 30 cm. – 0 33 800117 4 – £5.00 cm. – 0 33 800133 6 – £5.00 Available on annual [Session 2000] Vol. 9. No. 8. Meeting of the Parliament. subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) Thursday 7 December 2000. – [2], cols. 689-832: 30 cm. – 0 33 800118 2 – £5.00 [Session 2000] Vol. 9. No. 9. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 13 December 2000. – [2], cols. 833-972: 30 cm. – 0 33 800119 0 – £5.00

21 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 3 May Scottish Parliament official report Vol. 11 2001. – [2]p., cols. 319-464: 30 cm. – 0 33 800149 2 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) [Session 2001] Vol. 11. No. 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 9 May Wednesday 28 February 2001 (afternoon). – [3]p., cols. 1-76: 2001 (afternoon). – [1]p., cols. 465-536: 30 cm. – 30 cm. – 0 33 800134 4 – £5.00 Available on annual 0 33 800150 6 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) £500.00 (2001 rate) [Session 2001] Vol. 11. No. 2. Meeting of the Parliament. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 10 May Thursday 1 March 2001. – [2]p., cols. 77-226: 30 cm. – 2001. – [2]p., cols. 537-696: 30 cm. – 0 33 800151 4 – 0 33 800135 2 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription £5.00 Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 £500.00 (2001 rate) rate) [Session 2001] Vol. 11. No. 3. Meeting of the Parliament. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 16 May Wednesday 7 March 2001 (afternoon). – [2]p., cols. 227-300: 2001 (afternoon). – [1]p., cols. 697-768: 30 cm. – 30 cm. – 0 33 800136 0 – £5.00 Available on annual 0 33 800152 2 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) £500.00 (2001 rate) [Session 2001] Vol. 11. No. 4. Meeting of the Parliament. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 17 May Thursday 8 March 2001. – [2]p., cols. 301-444: 30 cm. – 2001. – [2]p., cols. 769-904: 30 cm. – 0 33 800153 0 – 0 33 800137 9 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription £5.00 Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 £500.00 (2001 rate) rate) [Session 2001] Vol. 11. No. 5. Meeting of the Parliament. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 23 May Wednesday 14 March 2001 (afternoon). – [1]p., cols. 445-542: 2001 (afternoon). – [1]p., cols. 905-946: 30 cm. – 30 cm. – 0 33 800138 7 – £5.00 Available on annual 0 33 800154 9 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) £500.00 (2001 rate) [Session 2001] Vol. 11. No. 6. Meeting of the Parliament. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 24 May Thursday 15 March 2001. – [2]p., cols. 543-722: 30 cm. – 2001. – cols. 947-1086: 30 cm. – 0 33 800155 7 – 0 33 800139 5 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription £5.00 Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 £500.00 (2001 rate) rate) [Session 2001] Vol. 11. No. 7. Meeting of the Parliament. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 30 May Wednesday 21 March 2001 (afternoon). – [1]p., cols. 723-792: 2001 (afternoon). – cols. 1087-1142: 30 cm. – 30 cm. – 0 33 800140 9 – £5.00 Available on annual 0 33 800156 5 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) £500.00 (2001 rate) [Session 2001] Vol. 11. No. 8. Meeting of the Parliament. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 31 May Thursday 22 March 2001. – [2]p., cols. 793-948: 30 cm. – 2001. – cols. 1143-1258: 30 cm. – 0 33 800157 3 – 0 33 800141 7 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription £5.00 Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 £500.00 (2001 rate) rate) [Session 2001] Vol. 11. No. 9. Meeting of the Parliament. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Committee of the Wednesday 28 March 2001 (afternoon). – [2]p., cols. Whole Parliament. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 949-1034: 30 cm. – 0 33 800142 5 – £5.00 Available on 6 June 2001 (afternoon). – cols. 1259-1304: 30 cm. – annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) 0 33 800158 1 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription [Session 2001] Vol. 11. No. 10. Meeting of the Parliament. £500.00 (2001 rate) Thursday 29 March 2001 (afternoon). – [2]p., cols. 1035-1182: Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 13 30 cm. – 0 33 800143 3 – £5.00 Available on annual June 2001. – cols. 1305-1568: 30 cm. – 0 33 800159 X subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) – £5.00 Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 [Session 2001] Vol. 11. No. 11. Meeting of the Parliament. rate) Wednesday 4 April 2001 (afternoon). – [1]p., cols. 1183-1254: Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 14 June 30 cm. – 0 33 800144 1 – £5.00 Available on annual 2001. – cols. 1569-1702: 30 cm. – 0 33 800160 3 – subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) £5.00 Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 [Session 2001] Vol. 11. No. 12. Meeting of the Parliament. rate) Thursday 5 April 2001. – [2]p., cols. 1255-1406: 30 cm. – Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 20 0 33 800145 X – £5.00 Available on annual subscription June 2001 (afternoon). – cols. 1703-1766: 30 cm. – £500.00 (2001 rate) 0 33 800161 1 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 21 June Scottish Parialment official report 2001. – cols. 1767-1964: 30 cm. – 0 33 800162 X – £5.00 Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 25 April 2001 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 27 (afternoon). – [3]p., cols. 1-84: 30 cm. – 0 33 800146 8 – June 2001 (afternoon). – cols. 1965-2034: 30 cm. – £5.00 Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) 0 33 800163 8 – £5.00 Available on annual subscription Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 26 April 2001. – £500.00 (2001 rate) [2]p., cols. 85-244: 30 cm. – 0 33 800147 6 – £5.00 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 28 June Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate) 2001. – cols. 2035-2188: 30 cm. – 0 33 800164 6 – Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 2 May 2001. £5.00 Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 – [2]p., cols. 245-318: 30 cm. – 0 33 800148 4 – £5.00 rate) Available on annual subscription £500.00 (2001 rate)

22 Vol. 2 No. 34 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 16 November 2000. – 6p.: 30 cm. – Minutes of 0 33 890110 8 – £1.08 Vol. 2 No. 35 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Proceedings Wednesday 22 November 2000. – 7p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890111 6 – £1.26 Vol. 2 No. 36 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 23 November 2000. – 4p.: 30 cm. – The Minutes of Proceedings formally record all items of 0 33 890112 4 – £0.72 business taken and the results of any decisions. Vol. 2 No. 37 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. The date of the plenary session is on the document, e.g., Wednesday 29 November 2000. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Thursday 9 December 1999. It is published in volumes, 0 33 890113 2 – £0.72 and numbered sequentially within the volume. Vol. 2 No. 38 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 30 November 2000. – 7p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890114 0 – £1.26 Scottish Parliament. Vol. 2 No. 39 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 6 December 2000. – 3p.: 30 cm. – Superseded by Vol. 2 number 39 (Revised) (ISBN 03389001175) issued on 6 December 2000. – Scottish Parliament minutes of proceedings – Vol. 2. 0 33 890115 9 – £0.54 Vol. 2 No. 39 (Revised). Session 1. Meeting of the Vol. 2 No. 14 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday Parliament. Wednesday 6 December 2000. – 3p.: 30 cm. – 5 July 2000. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890090 X – £0.90 Replaces the original issue of Vol. 2 no. 39 (ISBN Vol. 2 No. 15 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 6 0338901159) issued on 6 December 2000. – July 2000. – 12p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890091 8 – £2.16 0 33 890117 5 – £0.54 Vol. 2 No. 16. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday Vol. 2 No. 40. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. 6 September 2000. – 15p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890092 6 – £2.70 Thursday 7 December 2000. – 5p.: 30 cm. – Vol. 2 No. 17. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 7 0 33 890116 7 – £0.90 September 2000. – 3p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890093 4 – £0.54 Vol. 2 No. 41. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Vol. 2 No. 18. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday Wednesday 13 December 2000. – 4p.: 30 cm. – 13 September 2000. – 6p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890094 2 – £1.08 0 33 890118 3 – £0.72 Vol. 2 No. 19. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 14 Vol. 2 No. 42. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. September 2000. – 3p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890095 0 – £0.54 Thursday 14 December 2000. – 7p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890119 1 – £1.26 Vol. 2 No. 20. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 20 September 2000. – 2p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890096 9 – £0.36 Vol. 2 No. 43. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 20 December 2000. – 5p.: 30 cm. – Vol. 2 No. 21 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 21 0 33 890120 5 – £0.90 September 2000. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890097 7 – £0.90 Vol. 2 No. 44. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Vol. 2 No. 22 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday Wednesday 10 January 2001. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 27 September 2000. – 4p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890098 5 – £0.54 0 33 890121 3 – £0.90 Vol. 2 No. 23 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 28 Vol. 2 No. 45. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. September 2000. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890099 3 – £0.90 Thursday 11 January 2001. – 6p.: 30 cm. – Vol. 2 No. 24 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 0 33 890122 1 – £1.08 4 October 2000. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890100 0 – £0.90 Vol. 2 No. 46. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Vol. 2 No. 25 (Revised) Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 17 January 2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Thursday 5 October 2000. – 5p.: 30 cm. – Replaces the original 0 33 890123 X – £0.72 issue of Vol. 2 number 25 (ISBN ??????) issued on ????. – Vol. 2 No. 47. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. 0 33 890101 9 – £0.90 Thursday 18 January 2001. – 7p..: 30 cm. – Superseded by Vol. 2 No. 26 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Friday 13 Vol. 2 no. 47 (Revised) (ISBN 0338901256) issued on 22 October 2000. – 2p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890102 7 – £0.18 January 2001. – 0 33 890124 8 – £1.26 Vol. 2 No. 27 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday Vol. 2 No. 47 (Revised). Session 1. Meeting of the 25 October 2000. – 8p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890103 5 – £1.44 Parliament. Thursday 18 January 2001. – 7p.: 30 cm. – Vol. 2 No. 28 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 26 Replaces the original issue of Vol. 2 no. 47 (ISBN October 2000. – 2p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890104 3 – £0.36 0338901248) issued on 19 January 2001. – Vol. 2 No. 29 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 0 33 890125 6 – £1.26 1 November 2000. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890105 1 – £0.90 Vol. 2 No. 48. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Vol. 2 No. 30 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 2 Wednesday 24 January 2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – November 2000. – 7p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890106 X – £1.26 0 33 890126 4 – £0.72 Vol. 2 No. 31 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday Vol. 2 No. 49. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. 8 November 2000. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890107 8 – £0.90 Thursday 25 January 2001. – 7p.: 30 cm. – Superseded by Vol. 2 number 49 (Revised) (ISBN 033890199) issued on Vol. 2 No. 32 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 9 26 January 2001. – 0 33 890127 2 – £1.26 November 2000. – 7p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890108 6 – £1.26 Vol. 2 No. 33 Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 15 November 2000. – 4p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890109 4 – £0.72

23 Vol. 2 No. 49 (Revised). Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Vol. 2 No. 70. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 25 January 2001. – 7p.: 30 cm. – Replaces the Wednesday 2 May 2001. – 3p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890150 7 original issue of Vol. 2 No. 49 issued on 26.01.2001 (ISBN – £0.54 0338901272). – 0 33 890129 9 – £1.26 Vol. 2 No. 71. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Vol. 2 No. 50. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 3 May 2001. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890151 5 – Wednesday 31 January 2001. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890128 0 £0.90 – £0.90 Vol. 2 No. 72. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Vol. 2 No. 51. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 1 Wednesday 9 May 2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890152 3 February 2001. – 6p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890130 2 – £1.08 – £0.72 Vol. 2 No. 52. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Vol. 2 No. 73. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 7 February 2001. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890131 0 Thursday 10 May 2001. – 7p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890153 1 – £0.90 – £1.26 Vol. 2 No. 53. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 8 Scottish Parliament minutes of proceedings – Vol. 3 February 2001. – 7p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890132 9 – £1.26 Vol. 3 No. 1. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Vol. 2 No. 54. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 16 May 2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Wednesday 14 February 2001. – [5]p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890154 X – £0.72 0 33 890133 7 – £0.90 Vol. 3 No. 2. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Vol. 2 No. 55. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday Thursday 17 May 2001. – 6p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890155 8 15 February 2001. – 6p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890134 5 – £1.08 – £1.08 Vol. 2 No. 56. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Vol. 3 No. 3. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 28 February 2001. – 5p.: 30 cm. – Wednesday 23 May 2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890135 3 – £0.90 0 33 890156 6 – £0.72 Vol. 2 No. 57. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 1 Vol. 3 No. 4. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. March 2001. – 6p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890136 1 – £1.08 Thursday 24 May 2001. – 6p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890157 4 Vol. 2 No. 58. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. – £1.08 Wednesday 7 March 2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890137 X – Vol. 3 No. 5. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. £0.72 Wednesday 30 May 2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Vol. 2 No. 59. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 8 0 33 890158 2 – £0.72 March 2001. – 8p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890138 8 – £1.44 . Vol. 3 No. 6. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Superseded by – Vol. 2 No. 59 (revised). Session 1. Meeting of Thursday 31 May 2001. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890159 0 the Parliament. Thursday 8 March 2001. – 8p.: 30 cm. – – £0.90 0 33 890140 X – £1.44 Vol. 3 No. 7. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Vol. 2 No. 60. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 6 June 2001. – 6p.: 30 cm. – Wednesday 14 March 2001. – 7p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890139 6 – 0 33 890160 4 – £1.08 £1.26 Vol. 3 No. 7A. Session 1. Committee of the Whole Vol. 2. No. 61. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday Parliament. Wednesday 6 June 2001. – 1p.: 30 cm. – 15 March 2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890141 8 – £0.72 0 33 890161 2 – £0.18 Vol. 2 No. 62. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Vol. 3 No. 8. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 21 March 2001. – 6p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890142 6 Wednesday 13 June 2001. – 7p.: 30 cm. – Superseded – £0.72 by Vol. 3 number 8 (Revised) (ISBN 0338901639) issued Vol. 2 No. 63. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday on 14 June 2001. – 0 33 890162 0 – £1.26 22 March 2001. – 6p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890143 4 – £1.08 Vol. 3 No. 8 (Revised). Session 1. Meeting of the Vol. 2 No. 64. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Parliament. Wednesday 13 June 2001. – 7p.: 30 cm. – Wednesday 28 March 2001. – 6p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890144 2 Replaces the original issue of Vol. 3 No. 8 issue (ISBN – £0.72 0338901620). – 0 33 890163 9 – £1.26 Vol. 2 No. 65. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday Vol. 3 No. 9. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. 29 March 2001. – 6p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890145 0 – £1.08 Thursday 14 June 2001. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890164 7 – £0.90 Vol. 2 No. 66. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 4 April 2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890146 9 – Vol. 3 No. 10. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. £0.72 Wednesday 20 June 2001. – 5p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890165 5 – £0.90 Vol. 2 No. 67. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 5 April 2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890147 7 – £0.72 Vol. 3 No. 11. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 21 June 2001. – 26p.: 30 cm. – Vol. 2 No. 68. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. 0 33 890166 3 – £4.68 Wednesday 25 April 2001. – 6p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890148 5 – £1.08 Vol. 3 No. 12. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Wednesday 27 June 2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Vol. 2 No. 69. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 0 33 890167 1 – £0.72 26 April 2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890149 3 – £0.72 Vol. 3 No. 13. Session 1. Meeting of the Parliament. Thursday 28 June 2001. – 6p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 890168 X – £1.08

24 Vol. 8. No. 5. Monday 2 October 2000 to Friday 6 October 2000. – [4], p. 209-250: 30 cm. – 0 33 870071 4 – Written Answers £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 Vol. 8. No. 6. Monday 9 October 2000 to Friday 13 October 2000. – [4], p. 251-286: 30 cm. – 0 33 870072 2 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 This contains the questions asked by Members which Vol. 8. No. 7. Monday 16 October 2000 to Friday 20 were specified as requiring a written answer, and the October 2000. – [6], p. 287-317: 30 cm. – 0 33 870073 0 answers given by either a Minister or the Presiding – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 Officer. Questions which were selected for an oral Vol. 8. No. 8. Monday 23 October 2000 to Friday 27 answer, but were not reached, are also included, together October 2000. – [6], p. 318-353: 30 cm. – 0 33 870074 9 with their answers. For more information about – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 parliamentary questions, see ‘Detailed guidance on Vol. 8. No. 9. Monday 30 October 2000 to Friday 3 parliamentary questions’ by the Scottish Parliament November 2000. – [5], p. 354-384: 30 cm. – Chamber Office. 0 33 870075 7 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 It is published as a weekly cumulation. Until 20 April 2001 Vol. 8. No. 10. Monday 6 November to Friday 10 November it was arranged in volumes, and numbered sequentially 2000. – [5], p. 385-422: 30 cm. – 0 33 870076 5 – within the volume, with the timing of the volume number £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 determined by the number of written answers. Since 23 Vol. 9. No. 1. Monday 13 November to Friday 17 November April 23 issue, it is identified by date. 2000. – [5], p. 385-422: 30 cm. – 0 33 870077 3 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 Vol. 9. No. 2. Monday 20 November to Friday 24 November Scottish Parliament official report: written answers - weekly. 2000. – [6], p. 38-113: 30 cm. – 0 33 870078 1 – £3.75 Also available on annual subscription £150.00 (2001 rate) Annual subscription £150.00 Vol. 9. No. 3. Monday 27 November to Thursday 30 Vol. 7. No. 5. Monday 3 July 2000 to Friday 7 July 2000. – [6], p. November 2000. – [5], p. 114-169: 30 cm. – 295-347: 30 cm. – 0 33 870056 0 – £3.75 Annual subscription 0 33 870079 X – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 £150.00 Vol. 9. No. 4. Friday 1 December 2000 to Friday 8 Vol. 7. No. 6. Monday 10 July 2000 to Friday 14 July 2000. – [6], December 2000. – [5], p. 170-224: 30 cm. – p. 348-405: 30 cm. – 0 33 870057 9 – £3.75 Annual 0 33 870080 3 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 subscription £150.00 Vol. 9. No. 5. Monday 11 December 2000 to Friday 15 Vol. 7. No. 7. Monday 17 July 2000 to Friday 21 July 2000. – [4], December 2000. – [4], p. 225-257: 30 cm. – p. 406-447: 30 cm. – 0 33 870058 7 – £3.75 Annual 0 33 870081 1 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 subscription £150.00 Vol. 9. No. 6. Monday 18 December 2000 to Thursday 21 Vol. 7. No. 8. Monday 24 July 2000 to Friday 28 July 2000. – [5], December 2000. – [4], p. 258-20: 30 cm. – p. 448-488: 30 cm. – 0 33 870059 5 – £3.75 Annual 0 33 870082 X – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 subscription £150.00 Vol. 9. No. 7. Friday 22 December 2000 to Friday 5 January Vol. 7. No. 9. Monday 31 July 2000 to Friday 4 August 2000. – 2001. – [4], p. 291-330: 30 cm. – 0 33 870083 8 – [4], p. 489-514: 30 cm. – 0 33 870061 7 – £3.75 Annual £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 subscription £150.00 Vol. 10. No. 1. Monday 8 January 2001 to Friday 12 Vol. 7. No. 10. Monday 7 August 2000 to Friday 11 August 2000. January 2001. – [3], p. 1-55: 30 cm. – 0 33 870084 6 – – [4], p. 515-535: 30 cm. – 0 33 870063 3 – £3.75 Annual £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 subscription £150.00 Vol. 10. No. 2. Monday 15 January 2001 to Friday 19 Vol. 7. No. 11. Monday 14 August 2000 to Friday 18 August January 2001. – [4], p. 56-88: 30 cm. – 0 33 870085 4 – 2000. – [4], p. 536-566: 30 cm. – 0 33 870064 1 – £3.75 £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 Annual subscription £150.00 Vol. 10. No. 3. Monday 22 January 2001 to Friday 26 Vol. 7. No. 12. Monday 21 August 2000 to Friday 25 August January 2001. – [5], p. 89-168: 30 cm. – 0 33 870087 0 2000. – [4], p. 567-615: 30 cm. – 0 33 870065 X – £3.75 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 Annual subscription £150.00 Vol. 10. No. 4. Monday 29 January 2001 to Friday 2 Vol. 7. No. 13. Monday 28 August 2000 to Friday 1 September February 2001. – [4], p. 169-220: 30 cm. – 2000. – [4], p. 616-645: 30 cm. – 0 33 870066 8 – £3.75 0 33 870088 9 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 Annual subscription £150.00 Vol. 10. No. 5. Monday 5 February 2001 to Friday 9 Vol. 8. No. 1. Monday 4 September 2000 to Friday 8 September February 2001. – [4], p. 221-277: 30 cm. – Incorrect page 2000. – [4], p. 1-60: 30 cm. – 0 33 870067 6 – £3.75 Annual nos. printed on document. – 0 33 870089 7 – £3.75 subscription £150.00 Annual subscription £150.00 Vol. 8. No. 2. Monday 11 September 2000 to Friday 15 Vol. 10. No. 6. Monday 12 February 2001 to Friday 16 September 2000. – [4], p. 61-106: 30 cm. – 0 33 870068 4 – February 2001. – [4], p. 278-315: 30 cm. – Incorrect page £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 nos. printed on document. – 0 33 870090 0 – £3.75 Vol. 8. No. 3. Monday 18 September 2000 to Friday 22 Annual subscription £150.00 September 2000. – [4], p. 107-158: 30 cm. – 0 33 870069 2 – Vol. 10. No. 7. Monday 19 February 2001 to Friday 23 £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 February 2001. – [4], p. 315-378: 30 cm. – Incorrect page Vol. 8. No. 4. Monday 25 September 2000 to Friday 29 nos. printed on document. – 0 33 870091 9 – £3.75 September 2000. – [4], p. 159-208: 30 cm. – 0 33 870070 6 – Annual subscription £150.00 £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 Vol. 11. No. 1. Monday 26 February 2001 to Friday 2 March 2001. – [4], 61p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 870092 7 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00

25 Vol. 11. No. 2. Monday 5 March 2001 to Friday 9 March 2001. – [5], p. 62-137: 30 cm. – 0 33 870093 5 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 Committee Vol. 11. No. 3. Monday 12 March 2001 to Friday 16 March 2001. – [5], p. 138-206: 30 cm. – 0 33 870094 3 – £3.75 Proceedings Annual subscription £150.00 Official Report Vol. 11. No. 4. Monday 19 March 2001 to Friday 23 March 2001. – [4], p. 207-299: 30 cm. – 0 33 870095 1 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 Scottish Parliament Official Report is a verbatim Vol. 11. No. 5. Monday 26 March 2001 to Friday 30 March authoritative report of parliamentary committee 2001. – [5], p. 300-357: 30 cm. – 0 33 870096 X – £3.75 proceedings. A committee is a body of between five Annual subscription £150.00 and fifteen MSPs, chaired by a convener, formed to Vol. 11. No. 6. Monday 2 April 2001 to Friday 6 April 2001. – deal with particular parliamentary business, such as [5], p. 358-417: 30 cm. – 0 33 870097 8 – £3.75 Annual enquiries into Scottish Executive policies and actions, subscription £150.00 and detailed scrutiny of bills. For more information on Vol. 11. No. 7. Monday 9 April 2001 to Friday 20 April 2001. – committees, see Guidance for the Operation of [6], p. 418-513: 30 cm. – 0 33 870098 6 – £3.75 Annual Committees (produced by the Clerking Services subscription £150.00 Directorate). Session 1. Monday 23 April 2001 to Friday 27 April 2001. – [4], General notes re organisation and numbering: All p. 1-41: 30 cm. – 0 33 870099 4 – £3.75 Annual subscription have day, time of day and date on front cover, e.g. £150.00 Wednesday 30 June 1999 (Morning).They are Session 1. Monday 30 April 2001 to Friday 4 May 2001. – [5], numbered sequentially from the 1st January each p. 42-101: 30 cm. – 0 33 870100 1 – £3.75 Annual year. Where a meeting has been held outwith the subscription £150.00 Parliamentary Estate this is indicated in the cover title, Session 1. Tuesday 8 May 2001 to Friday 11 May 2001. – [4], e.g. Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee p. 102-156: 30 cm. – 0 33 870101 X – £3.75 Annual (Inverness). subscription £150.00 Session 1. Monday 14 May 2001 to Friday 18 May 2001. – [4], p. 157-238: 30 cm. – 0 33 870102 8 – £3.75 Annual Audit Committee subscription £150.00 Session 1. Monday 21 May 2001 to Friday 1 June 2001. – [5], p. 239-311: 30 cm. – 0 33 870103 6 – £3.75 Annual The Audit Committee consider and report on – a. any subscription £150.00 accounts laid before the Parliament; b.any report laid Session 1. Monday 4 June 2001 to Friday 8 June 2001. – p. before the Parliament by the Auditor General for 312-340: 30 cm. – 0 33 870104 4 – £3.75 Annual Scotland; and c. any other documents laid before the subscription £150.00 Parliament concerning financial control, accounting Session 1. Monday 11 June 2001 to Friday 15 June 2001. – p. and auditing in relation to public expenditure. 341-398: 30 cm. – 0 33 870105 2 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 [Meeting 12]. Tuesday 12 September 2000 (afternoon); [Meeting 12]. Tuesday 19 September 2000 (afternoon) Session 1. Monday 18 June 2001 to Friday 22 June 2001. – p. (joint issue) – Andrew Welsh (convener). – [2], cols. 399-428: 30 cm. – 0 33 870106 0 – £3.75 Annual 297-314: 30 cm. – 0 33 810498 4 – £4.00 subscription £150.00 [Meeting 14]. – Wednesday 20 September 2000 (afternoon) 14th meeting held in private [Meeting 15]. Tuesday 26 September 2000 (afternoon) – Andrew Welsh (convener). – [2], cols. 315-368: 30 cm. – 14th meeting held in private. – 0 33 810511 5 – £5.00 [Meeting 16]. Tuesday 3 October 2000 (afternoon) – Andrew Welsh (convener). – [2], cols. 369-414: 30 cm. – 0 33 810520 4 – £5.00 [Meeting 17]. Tuesday 24 October 2000 (afternoon) – Nick Johnston (deputy convener). – [2], cols. 415-446: 30 cm. – 0 33 810533 6 – £5.00 [Meeting 18]. Tuesday 14 November 2000 (afternoon) – Andrew Welsh (convener). – [2], cols. 447-450: 30 cm. – 0 33 810563 8 – £2.50 [Meeting 19]. Tuesday 28 November 2000 (afternoon) – Nick Johnston (convener). – [2], cols. 451-452: 30 cm. – 0 33 810588 3 – £2.50 [Meeting 20]. Tuesday 19 December 2000 (afternoon) – Andrew Welsh (convener). – [1]p., cols. 453-460: 30 cm. – 0 33 810617 0 – £2.50 [Meeting 1, 2001]. Tuesday 9 January 2001 (afternoon) – Andrew Welsh (convener). – [1]p., cols. 462-463: 30 cm. – Pagination follows on from meeting 20 (2000). – 0 33 810625 1 – £2.50

26 [Meeting 2, 2001]. Tuesday 23 January 2001 (afternoon) – [Meeting 31]. Monday 23 October 2000 (afternoon) – Mary Andrew Welsh (convener). – [1]p., cols. 463-494: 30 cm. – Mulligan (convener). – [2], cols. 1709-1750: 30 cm. – 0 33 810651 0 – £5.00 0 33 810478 X – £5.00 [Meeting 3, 2001]. Monday 5 February 2001 (afternoon) – [Meeting 32]. Wednesday 25 October 2000 (morning) – Andrew Welsh (convener). – [1]p., cols. 495-534: 30 cm. – Mary Mulligan (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1751-1798: 30 cm. 0 33 810675 8 – £5.00 – 0 33 810479 8 – £5.00 [Meeting 4, 2001]. Tuesday 6 March 2001 (afternoon) – Andrew [Meeting 33]. Monday 30 October 2000 (afternoon) – Mary Welsh (convener). – [1]p., cols. 535-544: 30 cm. – Mulligan (convener). – [2], cols. 1799-1832: 30 cm. – 0 33 810713 4 – £2.50 0 33 810538 7 – £5.00 [Meeting 5, 2001]. Tuesday 20 March 2001 (afternoon) – Nick [Meeting 34]. Wednesday 1 November 2000 (morning) – Johnston (deputy convener). – [1]p., cols. 545-568: 30 cm. – Mary Mulligan (convener). – cols. 1833-1876: 30 cm. – 0 33 810732 0 – £4.00 0 33 810543 3 – £5.00 [Meeting 6, 2001]. Monday 2 April 2001 – Andrew Welsh [Meeting 35]. Wednesday 8 November 2000 (morning) – (convener). – [1]p., cols. 569-654: 30 cm. – 0 33 810756 8 – Mary Mulligan (convener). – [2], cols. 1877-1884: 30 cm. – £5.00 0 33 810553 0 – £2.50 [Meeting 7, 2001]. Tuesday 1 May 2001 – Andrew Welsh [Meeting 36]. Wednesday 15 November 2000 (morning) – (convener). – [1]p., cols. 655-660: 30 cm. – 0 33 810776 2 – Mary Mulligan (convener). – [2], cols. 1885-1888: 30 cm. – £2.50 0 33 810567 0 – £2.50 [Meeting 8, 2001]. Tuesday 15 May 2001 (afternoon) – Andrew [Meeting 37]. Wednesday 22 November 2000 (morning) – Welsh (convener). – [1]p., cols. 661-728: 30 cm. – Mary Mulligan (convener) 37th meeting held in private. 0 33 810807 6 – £5.00 [Meeting 38]. Wednesday 29 November 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 9, 2001]. Tuesday 12 June 2001 (afternoon) – Andrew Mary Mulligan (convener) 38th meeting held in private. Welsh (convener). – cols. 729-776: 30 cm. – 0 33 810843 2 – [Meeting 39]. Wednesday 29 November 2000 (morning) – £5.00 Mary Mulligan (convener) 39th meeting held in private. [Meeting 10, 2001]. Tuesday 26 June 2001 (afternoon) – [Meeting 40]. Thursday 30 November 2000 (afternoon) – Andrew Welsh (convener). – cols. 777-788: 30 cm. – Mary Mulligan (convener) 40th meeting held in private. 0 33 810865 3 – £2.50 [Meeting 41]. Wednesday 6 December 2000 (morning) – Mary Mulligan (convener). – [1], cols. 1889-1918: 30 cm. – Meetings, 37, 38, 38 and 40 were held in private. – Education, Culture and Sport Committee 0 33 810603 0 – £5.00 [Meeting 42]. Monday 18 December 2000 (afternoon) – Mary Mulligan (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1919-1920: 30 cm. The Education, Culture and Sport Committee consider and – 0 33 810613 8 – £2.50 report on matters relating to school and pre-school [Meeting 1, 2001]. Wednesday 10 January 2001 (morning) education which fall within the responsibility of the – Karen Gillon (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1921-1944: 30 cm. Minister for Education, Europe and External Affairs; and – Pagination follows on from meeting 42 (2000). – on matters relating to the arts, culture and sport which fall 0 33 810626 X – £4.00 within the responsibility of the Minister for Environment, [Meeting 2, 2001]. Wednesday 17 January 2001(morning) Sport and Culture. – Karen Gillon (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1945-1976: 30 cm. – 0 33 810634 0 – £5.00 [Meeting 23]. Tuesday 4 July 2000 (afternoon) – Mary Mulligan (convener). – [2], cols. 1275-1310: 30 cm. – 0 33 810462 3 – [Meeting 3, 2001]. Tuesday 23 January 2001 (afternoon) – £5.00 Karen Gillon (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1977-1990: 30 cm. – 0 33 810643 X – £4.00 [Meeting 24]. Wednesday 6 September 2000 (morning) – Mary Mulligan (convener). – [2], cols. 1311-1356: 30 cm. – [Meeting 4, 2001]. Tuesday 30 January 2001(afternoon) – 0 33 810473 9 – £5.00 Karen Gillon (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1991-2014: 30 cm. – 0 33 810660 X – £4.00 [Meeting 25]. Wednesday 13 September 2000 (morning) – Mary Mulligan (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1357-1380: 30 cm. – [Meeting 5, 2001]. Tuesday 6 February 2001 (afternoon) – 0 33 810489 5 – £4.00 Karen Gillon (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2015-2044: 30 cm. – 0 33 810666 9 – £5.00 [Meeting 26]. Wednesday 20 September 2000 (morning) – Mary Mulligan (convener). – [2], cols. 1381-1408: 30 cm. – [Meeting 6, 2001]. Tuesday 13 February 2001 (afternoon) – 0 33 810502 6 – £4.00 Karen Gillon (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2045-2098: 30 cm. – 0 33 810681 2 – £5.00 [Meeting 27]. Wednesday 27 September 2000 (morning) – Mary Mulligan (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1409-1466: 30 cm. – [Meeting 7, 2001]. Tuesday 6 March 2001 (afternoon) – 0 33 810474 7 – £5.00 Karen Gillon (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2099-2128: 30 cm. – 0 33 810709 6 – £5.00 [Meeting 28]. Monday 2 October 2000 (afternoon) – Mary Mulligan (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1467-1538: 30 cm. – [Meeting 8]. Tuesday 13 March 2001 (afternoon). 0 33 810475 5 – £5.00 [Meeting 9]. Tuesday 20 March 2001 (afternoon) – Karen Gillon (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2129-2172: 30 cm. – [Meeting 29]. Wednesday 4 October 2000 (morning) – Mary 0 33 810727 4 – £5.00 Mulligan (convener). – [2], cols. 1539-1606: 30 cm. – 0 33 810476 3 – £5.00 [Meeting 10, 2001]. Tuesday 27 March 2001 (afternoon) – Karen Gillon (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2173-2216: 30 cm. – [Meeting 30]. Monday 9 October 2000 – Mary Mulligan 0 33 810739 8 – £5.00 (convener). – [2], cols. 1607-1708: 30 cm. – 0 33 810477 1 – £5.00 [Meeting 11, 2001]. Tuesday 3 April 2001 (afternoon) – Karen Gillon (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2217-2222: 30 cm. – 0 33 810748 7 – £2.50

27 [Meeting 12, 2001]. Tuesday 24 April 2001 (afternoon) – Karen [Meeting 24]. Wednesday 25 October 2000 (morning) – Gillon (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2223-2254: 30 cm. – Alex Neil (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1233-1248: 30 cm. – 0 33 810766 5 – £5.00 0 33 810534 4 – £4.00 [Meeting 13, 2001]. Tuesday 1 May 2001 (afternoon) – Karen [Meeting 25]. Wednesday 1 November 2000 (morning) – Gillon (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2255-2264: 30 cm. – Alex Neil (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1249-1302: 30 cm. – 0 33 810777 0 – £2.50 0 33 810547 6 – £5.00 [Meeting 14, 2001]. Tuesday 8 May 2001 (afternoon) – Karen [Meeting 26]. Wednesday 08 November 2000 (morning) – Gillon (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2265-2288: 30 cm. – Alex Neil (convener) 26th meeting held in private. 0 33 810796 7 – £4.00 [Meeting 27]. Tuesday 14 November 2000 (afternoon) – [Meeting 15, 2001]. Tuesday 15 May 2001 (afternoon). Alex Neil (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1303-1344: 30 cm. – [Meeting 16, 2001]. Tuesday 22 May 2001 (afternoon) – Karen 26th meeting held in private. – 0 33 810564 6 – £5.00 Gillon (convener). – cols. 2289-2332: 30 cm. – 0 33 810816 5 [Meeting 28]. Wednesday 15 November 2000 (morning) – – £5.00 (joint issue) Alex Neil (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1345-1384: 30 cm. – [Meeting 17, 2001]. Tuesday 29 May 2001 (afternoon) – Karen 0 33 810571 9 – £5.00 Gillon (convener). – cols. 2333-2348: 30 cm. – 0 33 810831 9 [Meeting 29]. Wednesday 22 November 2000 (morning) – – £4.00 Alex Neil (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1385-1418: 30 cm. – [Meeting 18, 2001]. Monday 11 June 2001 (afternoon) – Karen 0 33 810581 6 – £5.00 Gillon (convener). – cols. 2349-2416: 30 cm. – 0 33 840380 9 [Meeting 30]. Wednesday 6 December 2000 (morning) – – £5.00 Alex Neil (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1419-1460: 30 cm. – [Meeting 19, 2001]. Monday 18 June 2001 (afternoon) – Karen 0 33 810601 4 – £5.00 Gillon (convener). – cols. 2417-2496: 30 cm. – 0 33 810850 5 [Meeting 31]. Tuesday 12 December 2000 (morning) – – £5.00 Alex Neil (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1461-1482: 30 cm. – [Meeting 20]. Wednesday 20 June 2001 (morning) – Karen 0 33 810606 5 – £4.00 Gillon (convener) 20th meeting held in private. [Meeting 1]. Wednesday 10 January 2001 (morning) – [Meeting 21, 2001]. Wednesday 20 June 2001 (morning) – Alex Neil (convener) 1st meeting held in private. Karen Gillon (convener). – cols. 2417-2496: 30 cm. – [Meeting 2]. Wednesday 16 January 2001 (morning) – 0 33 810850 5 – £5.00 Alex Neil (convener) 2nd meeting held in private. [Meeting 3, 2001]. Wednesday 24 January 2001 (morning) – Alex Neil (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1483-1528: 30 cm. – Pagination follows on from meeting Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee 31 (2000). Meetings 1 and 2 of 2001 were held in private. – 0 33 810647 2 – £5.00 [Meeting 4, 2001]. Wednesday 31 January 2001 The Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee consider (morning) – Alex Neil (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1529-1552: 30 cm. – 0 33 810657 X – £4.00 and report on matters relating to the Scottish economy, industry, tourism, training and further and higher [Meeting 5, 2001]. Wednesday 7 February 2001 education and other matters within the remit of the (morning) – Alex Neil (convener). – [1]p., cols. Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning. This remit 1553-1594: 30 cm. – 0 33 810668 5 – £5.00 relies upon a definition of the responsibility of the Minister [Meeting 6, 2001]. Tuesday 13 February 2001 (afternoon) for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning. At present this is – Alex Neil (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1595-1614: 30 cm. – understood to be: 0 33 810683 9 – £4.00 [Meeting 7, 2001]. Tuesday 27 February 2001 (afternoon) The economy, business and industry, including tourism, – Alex Neil (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1615-1628: 30 cm. – trade and inward investment, further and higher 0 33 810693 6 – £4.00 education, the science base, lifelong learning, training and [Meeting 8, 2001]. Wednesday 7 March 2001 (morning) – the New Deal, and co-ordination of Executive policy in Alex Neil (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1629-1652: 30 cm. – relation to the Highlands and Islands and Gaelic. 0 33 810711 8 – £4.00 [Meeting 18]. Wednesday 6 September 2000 (morning) – John [Meeting 9, 2001]. Wednesday 21 March 2001 (morning) Swinney (convener). – [1], cols. 1019-1076: 30 cm. – – Annabel Goldie (deputy convener). – [1]p., cols. 0 33 810491 7 – £5.00 1653-1694: 30 cm. – 0 33 810731 2 – £5.00 [Meeting 19]. Wednesday 13 September 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 10, 2001]. Tuesday 27 March 2001 (afternoon) John Swinney (convener). – [1], cols. 1019-1076: 30 cm. – – Alex Neill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1695-1722: 30 cm. 0 33 810491 7 – £5.00 – 0 33 810740 1 – £5.00 [Meeting 20]. Wednesday 20 September 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 11, 2001]. Wednesday 4 April 2001 (morning) – John Swinney (convener). – [1], cols. 1077-1106: 30 cm. – Alex Neill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1723-1724: 30 cm. – 0 33 810500 X – £5.00 0 33 810747 9 – £2.50 [Meeting 21]. Tuesday 26 September 2000 (afternoon) – [Meeting 12, 2001]. Tuesday 24 April 2001 (afternoon) – Annabel Goldie (deputy convener). – [2]p., cols. 1107-1148: 30 Alex Neill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1725-1752: 30 cm. – cm. – 0 33 810509 3 – £5.00 0 33 810772 X – £4.00 [Meeting 22]. Friday 29 September 2000 (morning) – Annabel [Meeting 13, 2001]. Wednesday 2 May 2001 (morning) – Goldie (deputy convener). – [2]p., cols. 1149-1188: 30 cm. – Annabel Goldie (deputy convener). – [1]p., cols. 0 33 810514 X – £5.00 1753-1774: 30 cm. – 0 33 810787 8 – £4.00 [Meeting 23]. Wednesday 4 October 2000 (morning) – Alex [Meeting 14, 2001]. Tuesday 8 May 2001 (morning) – Neil (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1189-1232: 30 cm. – Alex Neil (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1775-1806: 30 cm. – 0 33 810521 2 – £5.00 0 33 810805 X – £5.00

28 [Meeting 15, 2001]. Tuesday 15 May 2001 (morning) – Alex Neil [Meeting 3, 2001]. Tuesday 13 February 2001 (morning) – (deputy convener). – [1]p., cols. 1807-1818: 30 cm. – Kate MacLean (convener). – [1], cols. 1015-1038: 30 cm. 0 33 810806 8 – £2.50 – 0 33 810682 0 – £4.00 [Meeting 16]. Wednesday 23 May 2001 (morning) – Alex Neil [Meeting 4, 2001]. Tuesday 27 February 2001 (morning) – (convener) 16th meeting held in private. Kate MacLean (convener). – [1]p., cols.1039-1052: 30 cm. [Meeting 17, 2001]. Wednesday 30 May 2001 (morning) – Alex – 0 33 810692 8 – £4.00 Neil (convener). – cols. 1819-1880: 30 cm. – 16th meeting [Meeting 5, 2001]. Tuesday 6 March 2001 (morning) – 2001, session 1, held in private. – 0 33 810829 7 – £5.00 Kate MacLean (convener) 5th meeting held in private. [Meeting 18, 2001]. Tuesday 12 June 2001 (afternoon) – Alex [Meeting 6, 2001]. Tuesday 13 March 2001 (morning) – Neil (convener). – cols. 1881-1904: 30 cm. – 0 33 810844 0 – Kate MacLean (convener). – [1]p., cols.1053-1084: 30 cm. £4.00 – Meeting 5 was held in private. – 0 33 810717 7 – [Meeting 19, 2001]. Tuesday 19 June 2001 (afternoon) – Alex £5.00 Neil (convener). – cols. 1905-1916: 30 cm. – 0 33 810860 2 – [Meeting 7, 2001]. Tuesday 27 March 2001 (morning) – £2.50 Kate MacLean (convener). – [1]p., cols.1085-1138: 30 cm. – 0 33 810742 8 – £5.00 [Meeting 8, 2001]. Tuesday 24 April 2001 (morning) – Kate MacLean (convener). – [1]p., cols.1139-1180: 30 cm. – Equal Opportunities Committee 0 33 810760 6 – £5.00 [Meeting 9, 2001]. Tuesday 1 May 2001 (morning) – Kate MacLean (convener). – [1]p., cols.1183-1222: 30 cm. – 0 33 810783 5 – £5.00 As one of the eight mandatory committees, the remit of the Equal Opportunities Committee is set out in Standing [Meeting 10, 2001]. Tuesday 8 May 2001 (morning); [Meeting 11, 2001]. Tuesday 22 May 2001 (morning) – Orders. Rule 6.9 states: Kate MacLean (convener). – cols.1223-1240: 30 cm. – 1. The remit of the Equal Opportunities Committee is to 0 33 810811 4 – £4.00 consider and report on matters relating to equal [Meeting 12, 2001]. Tuesday 5 June 2001 (morning) – opportunities and upon the observance of equal Kate MacLean (convener). – cols. 1241-1266: 30 cm. – opportunities within the Parliament. 0 33 810833 5 – £4.00 2. In these Rules, “equal opportunities” includes the [Meeting 13, 2001]. Tuesday 19 June 2001 (morning) – prevention, elimination or regulation of discrimination Kate MacLean (convener). – cols. 1267-1270: 30 cm. – 0 33 810852 1 – £2.50 between persons on grounds of sex or marital status, on racial grounds, or on grounds of disability, age, sexual orientation, language or social origin, or of other personal attributes, including beliefs or opinions, such as religious European Committee beliefs or political opinions. [Meeting 17]. Tuesday 4 July 2000 (morning) – Kate MacLean (convener). – [2], cols. 793-832: 30 cm. – 0 33 810463 1 – The European committee consider and report on - a. £5.00 proposals for European Communities legislation, b. the implementation of European Communities [Meeting 18]. Tuesday 12 September 2000 (morning) – Kate legislation, c. any European Communities or MacLean (convener). – [2], cols. 833-842: 30 cm. – 0 33 810486 0 – £2.50 European Union issue. [Meeting 19]. Tuesday 26 September 2000 (morning) – Kate MacLean (convener). – [2]p., cols. 843-858: 30 cm. – [Meeting 15]. Tuesday 5 September 2000 (afternoon) – 0 33 810510 7 – £4.00 Hugh Henry (convener). – [2], cols. 753-768: 30 cm. – [Meeting 20]. Tuesday 24 October 2000 (morning) – Kate 0 33 810471 2 – £5.00 MacLean (convener). – [2]p., cols. 859-872: 30 cm. – [Meeting 16]. Tuesday 19 September 2000 (afternoon) – 0 33 810532 8 – £4.00 Hugh Henry (convener). – [2], cols. 769-818: 30 cm. – [Meeting 21]. Tuesday 7 November 2000 (morning) – Kate 0 33 810506 9 – £5.00 MacLean (convener). – [2], cols. 873-908: 30 cm. – [Meeting 17]. Tuesday 3 October 2000 (afternoon) – Cathy 0 33 810550 6 – £5.00 Jamieson (deputy convener). – [2], cols. 819-841: 30 cm. [Meeting 22]. Tuesday 21 November 2000 (morning) – Kate – 0 33 810528 X – £4.00 MacLean (convener). – [1], cols. 909-920: 30 cm. – [Meeting 18]. Tuesday 31 October 2000 (afternoon) – 0 33 810584 0 – £2.50 Hugh Henry (convener). – [2], cols. 843-858: 30 cm. – [Meeting 23]. Tuesday 5 December 2000 (morning) – Kate 0 33 810548 4 – £4.00 MacLean (convener). – [1], cols. 921-952: 30 cm. – [Meeting 19]. Tuesday 14 November 2000 (afternoon) – 0 33 810598 0 – £5.00 Hugh Henry (convener). – [2], cols. 859-868: 30 cm. – [Meeting 24]. Tuesday 19 December 2000 (morning) – Kate 0 33 810566 2 – £4.00 MacLean (convener). – [1], cols. 953-974: 30 cm. – [Meeting 20]. Tuesday 28 November 2000 (afternoon) – 0 33 810614 6 – £4.00 Hugh Henry (convener). – [1]p., cols. 869-876: 30 cm. – [Meeting 1, 2001]. Tuesday 16 January 2001 (morning) – Kate 0 33 810590 5 – £2.50 MacLean (convener). – [1], cols. 975-986: 30 cm. – Pagination [Meeting 21]. Tuesday 12 December 2000 (afternoon) – continued from Meeting 24 (2000). – 0 33 810630 8 – £2.50 Hugh Henry (convener). – [1]p., cols. 877-904: 30 cm. – [Meeting 2, 2001]. Tuesday 30 January 2001 (morning) – Kate 0 33 810612 X – £4.00 MacLean (convener). – [1], cols. 987-1014: 30 cm. – 0 33 810654 5 – £4.00

29 [Meeting 1, 2001]. Tuesday 16 January 2001 (afternoon) – [Meeting 24]. Tuesday 31 October 2000 (morning) – Mike Hugh Henry (convener). – [1]p., cols. 905-922: 30 cm. – Watson (convener). – cols. 793-820: 30 cm. – Pagination continues from meeting 21 (2000). – 0 33 810541 7 – £5.00 0 33 810638 3 – £4.00 [Meeting 25]. Tuesday 14 November 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 2, 2001]. Tuesday 30 January 2001 (afternoon) – Mike Watson (convener). – [2], cols. 821-838: 30 cm. – John Home Robertson (deputy convener). – [1]p., cols. 0 33 810560 3 – £4.00 923-960: 30 cm. – 0 33 810663 4 – £5.00 [Meeting 26]. Monday 20 November 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 3, 2001]. Tuesday 13 February 2001 (afternoon) – Mike Watson (convener). – [2], cols. 839-928: 30 cm. – Hugh Henry (convener). – [1]p., cols. 961-992: 30 cm. – 0 33 810573 5 – £5.00 0 33 810691 X – £5.00 [Meeting 27]. Tuesday 28 November 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 4, 2001]. Tuesday 27 March 2001 (afternoon) – Hugh Mike Watson (convener). – [1]p., cols. 929-930: 30 cm. – Henry (convener). – [1]p., cols. 993-1036: 30 cm. – 0 33 810583 2 – £2.50 0 33 810743 6 – £5.00 [Meeting 28]. Tuesday 5 December 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 5, 2001]. Tuesday 24 April 2001 (afternoon) – Hugh Mike Watson (convener). – [1], cols. 931-948: 30 cm. – Henry (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1037-1046: 30 cm. – 0 33 810596 4 – £4.00 0 33 810769 X – £2.50 [Meeting 29]. Tuesday 19 December 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 6, 2001]. Tuesday 8 May 2001 (afternoon) – Hugh Mike Watson (convener). – [1]p., cols. 949-970: 30 cm. – Henry (convener). – cols. 1047-1072: 30 cm. – 0 33 810615 4 – £4.00 0 33 810812 2 – £4.00 [Meeting 1, 2001]. Tuesday 16 January 2001 (morning) – [Meeting 7, 2001]. Tuesday 22 May 2001 (afternoon) – Hugh Mike Watson (convener). – [1]p., cols. 971-994: 30 cm. – Henry (convener). – cols. 1073-1118: 30 cm. – Pagination continued from Meeting 29 (2000). – 0 33 810826 2 – £5.00 0 33 810631 6 – £4.00 [Meeting 8, 2001]. Tuesday 19 June 2001 (afternoon) – Hugh [Meeting 2, 2001]. Tuesday 30 January 2001 (morning) – Henry (convener). – cols. 1119-1142: 30 cm. – Mike Watson (convener). – [1]p., cols. 995-1032: 30 cm. 0 33 810859 9 – £4.00 – 0 33 810653 7 – £5.00 [Meeting 3, 2001]. Tuesday 6 February 2001 (morning) – Mike Watson (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1033-1064: 30 cm. Finance Committee – 0 33 810669 3 – £5.00 [Meeting 4, 2001]. Tuesday 13 February 2001 (morning) – Mike Watson (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1065-1098: 30 The Finance Committee consider and report on: cm. – 0 33 810679 0 – £5.00 [Meeting 5, 2001]. Tuesday 27 February 2001 (morning) – 1. (a) any report or other document laid before the Elaine Thompson (deputy convener). – [1]p., cols. Parliament by members of the Scottish Executive 1099-1128: 30 cm. – 0 33 810694 4 – £5.00 containing proposals for, or budgets of, public expenditure [Meeting 6, 2001]. Tuesday 6 March 2001 (morning) – or proposals for the making of a tax-varying resolution, Mike Watson (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1129-1170: 30 cm. taking into account any report or recommendations – 0 33 810707 X – £5.00 concerning such documents made to them by any other [Meeting 7, 2001]. Tuesday 13 March 2001 (morning) – committee with power to consider such documents or Mike Watson (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1171-1188: 30 cm. any part of them;(b) any report made by a committee – 0 33 810716 9 – £4.00 setting out proposals concerning public expenditure; and (c) Budget Bills [Meeting 8, 2001]. Tuesday 27 March 2001 – Mike Watson (convener). – [1]p., cols.1189-1196: 30 cm. – 2. The Committee may also consider and, where it sees fit, 0 33 810735 5 – £2.50 report to the Parliament on the timetable for the Stages of [Meeting 9, 2001]. Tuesday 3 April 2001 (morning) – Mike Budget Bills and on the handling of financial business. Watson (convener). – [1]p., cols.1197-1220: 30 cm. – 0 33 810753 3 – £4.00 3. In these Rules, “public expenditure” means expenditure of the Scottish Administration, other expenditure payable [Meeting 10, 2001]. Tuesday 24 April 2001 (morning) – out of the Scottish Consolidated Fund and any other Mike Watson (convener). – [1]p., cols.1221-1238: 30 cm. expenditure met out of taxes, charges and other public – 0 33 810771 1 – £4.00 revenue. [Meeting 11, 2001]. Tuesday 8 May 2001 (morning) – Mike Watson (convener). – cols.1239-1264: 30 cm. – [Meeting 19]. Tuesday 4 July 2000 (afternoon) – Mike Watson 0 33 810815 7 – £4.00 (convener). – [2], cols. 711-738: 30 cm. – 0 33 810458 5 – [Meeting 12, 2001]. Tuesday 22 May 2001 (morning) – £4.00 Mike Watson (convener). – cols.1265-1290: 30 cm. – [Meeting 20]. Tuesday 5 September 2000 (morning) – Mike 0 33 810825 4 – £4.00 Watson (convener). – [2], cols. 739-758: 30 cm. – [Meeting 13, 2001]. Tuesday 5 June 2001 (morning) – 0 33 810468 2 – £4.00 Mike Watson (convener). – cols.1291-1310: 30 cm. – [Meeting 21]. Tuesday 12 September 2000 (morning) – Mike 0 33 810834 3 – £4.00 Watson (convener). – [2], cols. 759-762: 30 cm. – [Meeting 14, 2001]. Friday 8 June 2001 (afternoon) – 0 33 810487 9 – £2.50 Mike Watson (convener). – cols.1311-1348: 30 cm. – [Meeting 22]. Tuesday 19 September 2000 (morning) – Mike 0 33 810837 8 – £5.00 Watson (convener). – [2], cols. 763-786: 30 cm. – [Meeting 15, 2001]. Tuesday 12 June 2001 (morning) – 0 33 810495 x – £5.00 Mike Watson (convener). – cols. 1349-1358: 30 cm. – [Meeting 23]. Tuesday 3 October 2000 (morning) – Mike 0 33 810839 4 – £4.00 Watson (convener). – [2], cols. 787-792: 30 cm. – 0 33 810522 0 – £2.50

30 [Meeting 16, 2001]. Tuesday 19 June 2001 (morning) – Mike [Meeting 8, 2001]. Wednesday 14 March 2001 (morning) – Watson (convener). – cols. 1359-1370: 30 cm. – Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1597-1646: 30 0 33 810851 3 – £2.50 cm. – 0 33 810720 7 – £5.00 [Meeting 17, 2001]. Tuesday 26 June 2001 (morning) – Mike [Meeting 9] Wednesday 21 March 2001 (morning) – Watson (convener). – cols. 1371-1390: 30 cm. – Margaret Smith (convener) 9th meeting held in private. 0 33 810863 7 – £4.00 [Meeting 10, 2001]. Wednesday 28 March 2001 (morning) – Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1647-1684: 30 cm. – 9th meeting (2001) was held in private. – Health and Community Care Committee 0 33 810737 1 – £5.00 [Meeting 11, 2001]. Wednesday 4 April 2001 (morning) – Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1685-1732: 30 The Health and Community Care Committee consider and cm. – 0 33 810751 7 – £5.00 report on issues relating to health policy and the National [Meeting 12, 2001]. Wednesday 25 April 2001 (morning) – Health Service in Scotland and such other matters as fall Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1733-1774: 30 within the responsibility of the Minister for Health and cm. – 0 33 810765 7 – £5.00 Community Care. [Meeting 13, 2001]. Wednesday 2 May 2001 (morning) – Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1775-1826: 30 [Meeting 19]. Wednesday 6 September 2000 (morning) – cm. – 0 33 810782 7 – £5.00 Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1105-1158: 30 cm. – 0 33 810480 1 – £5.00 [Meeting 14, 2001]. Wednesday 9 May 2001 (morning) – Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1827-1872: 30 [Meeting 20]. Wednesday 13 September 2000 (morning) – cm. – 0 33 810792 4 – £5.00 Margaret Smith (convener). – [1], cols. 1159-1204: 30 cm. – 0 33 810490 9 – £5.00 [Meeting 15, 2001]. Wednesday 16 May 2001 (morning) – Margaret Smith (convener). – cols. 1873-1918: 30 cm. – [Meeting 21]. Wednesday 20 September 2000 (morning) – 0 33 810810 6 – £5.00 Margaret Smith (convener). – [1], cols. 1205-1226: 30 cm. – 0 33 810504 2 – £4.00 [Meeting 16, 2001]. Wednesday 23 May 2001 (morning) – Margaret Smith (convener). – cols. 1919-1946: 30 cm. – [Meeting 22]. Wednesday 27 September 2000 (morning) – 0 33 810821 1 – £4.00 Margaret Smith (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1227-1234: 30 cm. – 0 33 810513 1 – £2.50 [Meeting 17, 2001]. Tuesday 12 June 2001 (morning) – Margaret Smith (convener). – cols. 1947-1952: 30 cm. – [Meeting 23] Wednesday 25 October 2000 (morning) – Margaret 0 33 810841 6 – £2.50 Smith (convener). – [2], cols. 1235-1280: 30 cm. – 0 33 810536 0 – £5.00 [Meeting 18, 2001] Wednesday 27 June 2001 (morning) – Margaret Smith (convener). – cols. 1953-1972: 30 cm. – [Meeting 24] Wednesday 1 November 2000 (morning) – 0 33 810871 8 – £4.00 Margaret Smith (convener) 24th meeting held in private. [Meeting 25]. Wednesday 8 November 2000 (morning) – Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1281-1308: 30 cm. – Meeting 24 held in private. – 0 33 810559 X – £4.00 Justice and Home Affairs Committee [Meeting 26]. Wednesday 22 November 2000 (morning) – Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]., cols. 1309-1310: 30 cm. – 0 33 810579 4 – £2.50 The Justice and Home Affairs Committee consider and report on matters relating to the administration of [Meeting 27]. Tuesday 12 December 2000 (morning) – Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1311-1354: 30 cm. – civil and criminal justice, the reform of the civil and 0 33 810610 3 – £5.00 criminal law and such other matters as fall within the responsibility of the Minister for Justice. This remit [Meeting 1, 2001]. Wednesday 10 January 2001 (morning) – relies upon a definition of the responsibility of the Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1337-1378: 30 cm. – Pagination follows on from Meeting 28 (2000). – Minister for Justice. At present this is understood to 0 33 810628 6 – £5.00 be: [Meeting 2, 2001]. Wednesday 17 January 2001 (morning) – Civil and criminal justice, social work services, Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1379-1430: 30 cm. – criminal policy in relation to drugs, police, fire and 0 33 810636 7 – £5.00 emergency planning, law reform, land reform policy [Meeting 3, 2001]. Wednesday 24 January 2001 (morning) – and freedom of information. Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1431-1480: 30 cm. – [Meeting 25]. Tuesday 4 July 2000 (afternoon) – Roseanna 0 33 810645 6 – £5.00 Cunningham (convener). – cols. 1543-1610: 30 cm. – [Meeting 4, 2001]. Tuesday 30 January 2001 (afternoon) – 0 33 810459 3 – £5.00 Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1481-1520: 30 cm. – [Meeting 26]. Wednesday 6 September 2000 (morning) – 0 33 810661 8 – £5.00 Roseanna Cunningham (convener). – cols. 1611-1660: 30 [Meeting 5, 2001]. Wednesday 7 February 2001 (morning) – cm. – 0 33 810472 0 – £5.00 Margaret Jamieson (deputy convener). – [1]p., cols. 1521-1548: [Meeting 27]. Monday 11 September 2000 (afternoon) – 30 cm. – 0 33 810667 7 – £4.00 Roseanna Cunningham (convener). – cols. 1661-1702: 30 [Meeting 6, 2001]. Wednesday 14 February 2001 (morning) – cm. – 0 33 810484 4 – £5.00 Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1549-1594: 30 cm. – [Meeting 28]. Tuesday 19 September 2000 (morning) – 0 33 810685 5 – £5.00 Roseanna Cunningham (convener). – [2], cols. 1703-1762: [Meeting 7, 2001]. Wednesday 28 February 2001 (morning) – 30 cm. – 0 33 810497 6 – £5.00 Margaret Smith (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1595-1596: 30 cm. – [Meeting 29]. Wednesday 27 September 2000 (morning) – 0 33 810696 0 – £2.50 Roseanna Cunningham (convener). – [2], cols. 1763-1804: 30 cm. – 0 33 810512 3 – £5.00

31 [Meeting 30]. Wednesday 4 October 2000 (morning) – Alasdair [Meeting 13, 2001]. Tuesday 8 May 2001 (morning) – Morgan (convener). – [2], cols. 1805-1848: 30 cm. – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2421-2456: 30 0 33 810523 9 – £5.00 cm. – 0 33 810794 0 – £5.00 [Meeting 31]. Tuesday 31 October 2000 (morning) – Alasdair [Meeting 15, 2001]. Wednesday 16 May 2001 (morning); Morgan (convener). – [2], cols. 1849-1860: 30 cm. – [Meeting 17, 2001]. Tuesday 22 May 2001 (morning) – 0 33 810539 5 – £2.50 Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2457-2484: 30 [Meeting 32]. Wednesday 8 November 2000 (morning) – cm. – The 14th meeting 2001, session 1 - joint meeting Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [2], cols. 1861-1876: 30 cm. – with Justice 2 Committee & the 16th meeting, session 0 33 810556 5 – £4.00 2001 - joint meeting with Justice 2 Committee. – 0 33 810814 9 – £5.00 [Meeting 33]. Tuesday 14 November 2000 (morning) – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [2], cols. 1877-1886: 30 cm. – [Meeting 19, 2001]. Wednesday 30 May 2001 (morning) 0 33 810562 X – £2.50 – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – cols. 2485-2526: 30 cm. – 18th meeting 2001, session 1 - joint meeting with [Meeting 34]. Monday 20 November 2000 (afternoon) – Justice 2 Committee held in private. – 0 33 810827 0 – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1887-1926: 30 cm. – £5.00 0 33 810576 X – £5.00 [Meeting 21, 2001]. Tuesday 5 June 2001 (afternoon) – [Meeting 35]. Tuesday 28 November 2000 (morning) – Alasdair Alasdair Morgan (convener). – cols. 2527-2562: 30 cm. – Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1927-1940: 30 cm. – 20th meeting 2001, session 1 - joint meeting with Justice 0 33 810586 7 – £4.00 2 Committee. – 0 33 810836 X – £5.00 [Meeting 36]. Wednesday 6 December 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 22, 2001]. Tuesday 19 June 2001 (afternoon) – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1941-1976: 30 cm. – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – cols. 2563-2624: 30 cm. – 0 33 810600 6 – £5.00 0 33 810857 2 – £5.00 [Meeting 37]. Tuesday 12 December 2000 (morning) – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1977-2026: 30 cm. – 0 33 810607 3 – £5.00 Justice 2 Committee Justice 1 Committee [Meeting 1, 2001]. Wednesday 24 January 2001 (morning) – Pauline McNeill (convener). – [1], cols. 1-10: 30 cm. – This Committee is the second of two justice [Meeting 1, 2001]. Wednesday 17 January 2001 (morning) – committees which replace (with effect from January Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1], cols. 2027-2052: 30 cm. – 2001) the former Justice and Home Affairs Committee. – This Committee replaces (with effect from January 2001) the 0 33 810650 2 – £2.50 former Justice and Home Affairs Committee. Pagination follows [Meeting 2, 2001]. Wednesday 7 February 2001 (morning) on from Meeting 37 (2000) of that Committee. – – Pauline McNeill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 11-26: 30 cm. 0 33 810637 5 – £4.00 – 0 33 810676 6 – £4.00 [Meeting 2, 2001]. Tuesday 30 January 2001 (afternoon) – [Meeting 3, 2001]. Wednesday 28 February 2001 Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2053-2090: 30 cm. – (morning) – Pauline McNeill (convener). – [1]p., cols. This Committee replaces (with effect from January 2001) the 27-32: 30 cm. – 0 33 810699 5 – £2.50 former Justice and Home Affairs Committee. – 0 33 810659 6 – £5.00 [Meeting 4, 2001]. Wednesday 14 March 2001 (morning) – Pauline McNeill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 33-60: 30 cm. [Meeting 3, 2001]. Tuesday 6 February 2001 (morning) – – 0 33 810722 3 – £4.00 Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2091-2126: 30 cm. – 0 33 810673 1 – £5.00 [Meeting 5, 2001]. Wednesday 28 March 2001 (morning) – Pauline McNeill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 61-94: 30 cm. [Meeting 4, 2001]. Wednesday 14 February 2001 (morning) – – 0 33 810741 X – £5.00 Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2127-2180: 30 cm. – 0 33 810680 4 – £5.00 [Meeting 7, 2001]. Tuesday 24 April 2001 (morning) – Pauline McNeill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 95-144: 30 cm. [Meeting 5, 2001]. Tuesday 27 February 2001 (morning) – – The 6th meeting, 2001, was a joint meeting with Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2181-2210: 30 cm. – Justice 1 Committee. – 0 33 810758 4 – £5.00 0 33 810698 7 – £5.00 [Meeting 9, 2001]. Tuesday 1 May 2001 (morning) – [Meeting 6, 2001]. Wednesday 7 March 2001 (morning) – Pauline McNeill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 145-150: 30 cm. Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2211-2212: 30 cm. – – 8th meeting was a Joint meeting with Justice 1 0 33 810708 8 – £2.50 Committee. – 0 33 810778 9 – £2.50 [Meeting 7, 2001]. Tuesday 13 March 2001 (morning) – [Meeting 11, 2001]. Wednesday 9 May 2001 (morning) – Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2213-2264: 30 cm. – Pauline McNeill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 151-176: 30 cm. 0 33 810715 0 – £5.00 – 10th meeting, 2001 was a Joint meeting with Justice 1 [Meeting 8, 2001]. Tuesday 27 March 2001 – Alasdair Morgan Committee. – 0 33 810795 9 – £4.00 (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2265-2324: 30 cm. – 0 33 810733 9 [Meeting 12, 2001]. Tuesday 15 May 2001 (morning) – – £5.00 Pauline McNeill (convener). – [1], cols. 177-224: 30 cm. – [Meeting 10, 2001]. Wednesday 25 April 2001 (morning) – 0 33 810803 3 – £5.00 Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cos, 2325-2374: 30 cm. – [Meeting 15, 2001]. Wednesday 23 May 2001 (morning) The 9th Meeting, 2001, was a joint meeting with Justice 2 [and] [Meeting 16, 2001]. Tuesday 29 May 2001 Committee. – 0 33 810763 0 – £5.00 (morning) – Pauline McNeill (convener). – cols. 225-274: [Meeting 12, 2001]. Wednesday 2 May 2001 (morning) – 30 cm. – The 13th meeting 2001, session 1 - joint Alasdair Morgan (convener). – [1]p., cols, 2375-2420: 30 cm. – meeting with Justice 1 Committee, and 14th meeting The 11th Meeting, 2001, was a joint meeting with Justice 2 2001, joint meeting with Justice 1 Committee held in Committee. – 0 33 810781 9 – £5.00 private. – 0 33 810819 X – £5.00

32 [Meeting 18, 2001]. Tuesday 12 June 2001 (afternoon) – Pauline [Meeting 32]. Tuesday 12 December 2000 (afternoon) – McNeill (convener). – cols. 275-290: 30 cm. – 17th meeting Trish Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1323-1358: 30 cm. 2001, session 1 - joint meeting with Justice 1 Committee. – – 0 33 810611 1 – £5.00 0 33 810847 5 – £4.00 [Meeting 1, 2001]. Tuesday 9 January 2001 (afternoon) – [Meeting 19, 2001]. Tuesday 26 June 2001 – Pauline McNeill Sylvia Jackson (deputy convener). – [1]p. cols. 1359-1396: (convener). – cols. 291-322: 30 cm. – 0 33 810862 9 – £5.00 30 cm. – Pagination follows on from meeting 32 (2000). – 0 33 810624 3 – £5.00 [Meeting 2, 2001]. Tuesday 16 January 2001 (afternoon) – Justice 1 and Justice 2 Committee Sylvia Jackson (deputy convener). – [1]p. cols. 1397-1434: 30 cm. – 0 33 810633 2 – £5.00 (joint meeting) [Meeting 3, 2001]. Tuesday 23 January 2001 (afternoon) – Sylvia Jackson (deputy convener). – [1]p. cols. 1435-1494: 30 cm. – 0 33 810646 4 – £5.00 [Meeting 9, 2001 JC1/Meeting 6 JC2]. Wednesday 4 April 2001 [Meeting 4, 2001]. Wednesday 31 January 2001 (morning) (morning) – Alasdair Morgan (convener, Justice 1 Committee), – Trish Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1495-1528: 30 Pauline McNeill (convener, Justice 2 Committee). – [1]p., 8 cm. – 0 33 810655 3 – £5.00 cols.: 30 cm. – 0 33 810755 X – £2.50 [Meeting 5, 2001]. Tuesday 6 February 2001 (afternoon) – [Meeting 11, 2001 JC1/Meeting 8, JC2]. Wednesday 25 April Trish Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1529-1570: 30 cm. 2001 (afternoon) – Alasdair Morgan (convener, Justice 1 – 0 33 810671 5 – £5.00 Committee), Pauline McNeill (convener, Justice 2 Committee). – [1]p., cols. 9-16: 30 cm. – 0 33 810770 3 – £2.50 [Meeting 6, 2001]. Tuesday 13 February 2001 (afternoon) – Trish Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1571-1612: 30 cm. [Meeting 14, 2001 JC1/Meeting 10 JC2]. Tuesday 8 May 2001 – 0 33 810687 1 – £5.00 (morning) – Alasdair Morgan (convener, Justice 1 Committee), Pauline McNeill (convener, Justice 2 Committee). – [1]p., 17-54 [Meeting 7, 2001]. Tuesday 27 February 2001 (afternoon) – cols.: 30 cm. – 0 33 810793 2 – £5.00 Trish Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1613-1650: 30 cm. – 0 33 810701 0 – £5.00 [Meeting 16, 2001 JC1/Meeting 13 JC2]. Wednesday 16 May 2001 (morning) – Alasdair Morgan (convener, Justice 1 [Meeting 8, 2001]. Tuesday 13 March 2001 (afternoon) – Committee), Pauline McNeill (convener, Justice 2 Committee). – Trish Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1651-1690: 30 cm. [1]p., 55-98 cols.: 30 cm. – 0 33 810804 1 – £5.00 – 0 33 810718 5 – £5.00 [Meeting 20, 2001 JC1/Meeting 17 JC2]. Wednesday 30 May [Meeting 9, 2001]. Tuesday 20 March 2001 (afternoon) – 2001 (afternoon) – Alasdair Morgan (convener, Justice 1 Trish Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1691-1720: 30 cm. Committee), Pauline McNeill (convener, Justice 2 Committee). – – 0 33 810730 4 – £5.00 cols. 99-100: 30 cm. – 0 33 810820 3 – £2.50 [Meeting 10, 2001]. Tuesday 27 March 2001 (afternoon) – Trish Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1721-1772: 30 cm. – 0 33 810736 3 – £5.00 Local Government Committee [Meeting 11, 2001]. Tuesday 3 April 2001 (afternoon) – Trish Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1773-1810: 30 cm. – 0 33 810754 1 – £5.00 [Meeting 12, 2001]. Tuesday 24 April 2001 (afternoon) – The Local Government Committee consider and report on Trish Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1811-1834: 30 cm. matters relating to local government. – 0 33 810764 9 – £4.00 [Meeting 23]. Tuesday 4 July 2000 (afternoon) – Trish Godman [Meeting 13, 2001]. Tuesday 1 May 2001 (afternoon) – (convener). – [2], cols. 1115-1146: 30 cm. – 0 33 810452 6 – Trish Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1835-1880: 30 cm. £5.00 – 0 33 810786 X – £5.00 [Meeting 24]. Tuesday 5 September 2000 (afternoon) – Trish [Meeting 14, 2001]. Tuesday 8 May 2001 (afternoon) – Godman (convener). – [2], cols. 1147-1176: 30 cm. – Trish Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1881-1944: 30 cm. 0 33 810470 4 – £5.00 – 0 33 810799 1 – £5.00 [Meeting 25]. Tuesday 19 September 2000 (morning) – Trish [Meeting 15, 2001]. Tuesday 15 May 2001 (afternoon) – Godman (convener). – [2], cols. 1177-1184: 30 cm. – Trish Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1945-1978: 30 cm. 0 33 810501 8 – £2.50 – 0 33 810798 3 – £5.00 [Meeting 26]. Tuesday 26 September 2000 (afternoon) – Trish [Meeting 16, 2001]. Tuesday 22 May 2001 (afternoon) – Godman (convener). 26th meeting held in private. Trish Godman (convener). – cols. 1979-2008: 30 cm. – [Meeting 27]. Tuesday 3 October 2000 (afternoon) – Trish 0 33 810818 1 – £5.00 Godman (convener). – [2], cols. 1185-1208: 30 cm. – Meeting [Meeting 17, 2001]. Tuesday 29 May 2001 (afternoon) – 26 was held in private. – 0 33 810527 1 – £4.00 Trish Godman (convener). – cols. 2009-2048: 30 cm. – [Meeting 28]. Tuesday 31 October 2000 (afternoon) – Trish 0 33 810830 0 – £5.00 Godman (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1209-1262: 30 cm. – [Meeting 18, 2001]. Tuesday 12 June 2001 (afternoon) – 0 33 810542 5 – £5.00 Trish Godman (convener). – cols. 2049-2084: 30 cm. – [Meeting 29]. Tuesday 7 November 2000 (afternoon) – Trish 0 33 810848 3 – £5.00 Godman (convener). – [2]p. cols. 1263-1282: 30 cm. – [Meeting 19, 2001]. Tuesday 19 June 2001 (afternoon) – 0 33 810555 7 – £4.00 Trish Godman (convener). – cols. 2085-2116: 30 cm. – [Meeting 30]. Tuesday 14 November 2000 (afternoon) – Trish 0 33 810855 6 – £5.00 Godman (convener). – [2]p. cols. 1283-1310: 30 cm. – [Meeting 20, 2001]. Tuesday 26 June 2001 (afternoon) – 0 33 810572 7 – £4.00 Trish Godman (convener). – cols. 2117-2126: 30 cm. – [Meeting 31]. Tuesday 28 November 2000 (afternoon) – Trish 0 33 810866 1 – £2.50 Godman (convener). – [1]p. cols. 1311-1322: 30 cm. – 0 33 810589 1 – £2.50

33 [Meeting 15]. Tuesday 24 October 2000 (afternoon) – Procedures Committee John McAllion (convener). – [1], cols. 665-722: 30 cm. – 0 33 810537 9 – £5.00 [Meeting 16]. Tuesday 7 November 2000 (afternoon) – The Procedures Committee consider and report on the John McAllion (convener). – [1]p., cols. 723-746: 30 cm. practice and procedures of the Scottish Parliament in – 0 33 810558 1 – £4.00 relation to its public business. [Meeting 17]. Tuesday 21 November 2000 (afternoon) – [Meeting 9]. Tuesday 12 September 2000 (morning) – Murray John McAllion (convener). – [1], cols. 747-772: 30 cm. – Tosh (convener). – [2], cols. 437-482: 30 cm. – 0 33 810587 5 – £4.00 0 33 810493 3 – £5.00 [Meeting 18]. Monday 4 December 2000 (afternoon) – [Meeting 10]. Tuesday 24 October 2000 (morning) – Murray John McAllion (convener). – [1], cols. 773-814: 30 cm. – Tosh (convener). – [2], cols. 483-512: 30 cm. – 0 33 810595 6 – £5.00 0 33 810530 1 – £5.00 [Meeting 19]. Tuesday 19 December 2000 (afternoon) – [Meeting 11]. Tuesday 7 November 2000 (morning) – Murray John McAllion (convener). – [1]p., cols. 815-864: 30 cm. Tosh (convener). – [2], cols. 513-548: 30 cm. – – 0 33 810622 7 – £5.00 0 33 810551 4 – £5.00 [Meeting 1, 2001]. Tuesday 23 January 2001 (morning) – [Meeting 12]. Wednesday 15 November 2000 (afternoon) – John McAllion (convener). – [1]p., cols. 865-910: 30 cm. Murray Tosh (convener). – [2], cols. 549-554: 30 cm. – – Pagination follows on from meeting 19, (2000). – 0 33 810565 4 – £2.50 0 33 810640 5 – £5.00 [Meeting 13]. Tuesday 21 November 2000 (morning) – Murray [Meeting 2, 2001]. Tuesday 6 February 2001 (morning) – Tosh (convener). – [1]p., cols. 555-562: 30 cm. – John McAllion (convener). – [1]p., cols. 911-934: 30 cm. 0 33 810574 3 – £2.50 – 0 33 810674 X – £4.00 [Meeting 14]. Tuesday 19 December 2000 (morning) – Murray [Meeting 3, 2001]. Tuesday 27 February 2001 (morning) – Tosh (convener). – [1]p., cols. 563-602: 30 cm. – John McAllion (convener). – [1]p., cols. 935-966: 30 cm. 0 33 810621 9 – £5.00 – 0 33 810702 9 – £5.00 [Meeting 1, 2001]. Tuesday 23 January 2001 (morning) – [Meeting 4, 2001]. Tuesday 13 March 2001 (morning) – Murray Tosh (convener). – [1]p., cols. 603-612: 30 cm. – John McAllion (convener). – [1]p., cols. 967-1002: 30 cm. Pagination follows on from meeting 14, (2000). – – 0 33 810723 1 – £5.00 0 33 810641 3 – £2.50 [Meeting 5, 2001]. Tuesday 27 March 2001 (morning) – [Meeting 2, 2001]. Tuesday 6 March 2001 (morning) – Murray John McAllion (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1003-1040: 30 Tosh (convener). – [1]p., cols. 613-658: 30 cm. – cm. – 0 33 810744 4 – £5.00 0 33 810705 3 – £5.00 [Meeting 6, 2001]. Tuesday 24 April 2001 (morning) – [Meeting 3, 2001]. Tuesday 3 April 2001 (morning) – Murray John McAllion (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1041-1086: 30 Tosh (convener). – [1]p., cols. 659-704: 30 cm. – cm. – 0 33 810773 8 – £5.00 0 33 810757 6 – £5.00 [Meeting 7, 2001]. Tuesday 8 May 2001 (morning) – John [Meeting 4, 2001]. Tuesday 1 May 2001 (morning) – Murray McAllion (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1087-1130: 30 cm. – Tosh (convener). – [1]p., cols. 705-740: 30 cm. – 0 33 810800 9 – £5.00 0 33 810789 4 – £5.00 [Meeting 8, 2001]. Tuesday 22 May 2001 (morning) – [Meeting 5, 2001]. Tuesday 29 May 2001 (morning) – Murray John McAllion (convener). – cols. 1131-1168: 30 cm. – Tosh (convener). – cols. 741-796: 30 cm. – 0 33 810835 1 – 0 33 810824 6 – £5.00 £5.00 [Meeting 9, 2001]. Tuesday 19 June 2001 (morning) – [Meeting 6, 2001]. Tuesday 26 June 2001 (morning) – Murray John McAllion (convener). – cols. 1169-1228: 30 cm. – Tosh (convener). – cols. 797-830: 30 cm. – 0 33 810864 5 – 0 33 810858 0 – £5.00 £5.00 Rural Affairs Committee Public Petitions Committee

The Rural Affairs Committee consider and report on The remit of the Public Petitions Committee is to consider matters relating to rural development, agriculture and and report on – whether a public petition is admissible; fisheries and such other matters as fall within the and what action is to be taken upon the petition. For those responsibility of the Minister for Rural Affairs. This submitting petitions, please see ‘Guidance on the remit relies upon a definition of the responsibility of submission of public petitions’. the Minister for Rural Affairs. At present this is understood to be: Responsibility for policy in relation [Meeting 12]. Tuesday 4 July 2000 (morning) – John McAllion to rural development including agriculture, fisheries (convener). – [1], cols. 529-572: 30 cm. – 0 33 810464 X – and forestry. £5.00 [Meeting 13]. Tuesday 12 September 2000 (afternoon) – John [Meeting 22]. Tuesday 4 July 2000 (morning) – Alex McAllion (convener). – [1], cols. 573-626: 30 cm. – Johnstone (convener). – [2], cols. 1065-1088: 30 cm. – 0 33 810494 1 – £5.00 0 33 810457 7 – £4.00 [Meeting 14]. Tuesday 26 September 2000 (afternoon) – John [Meeting 23]. Tuesday 5 September 2000 (morning) – McAllion (convener). – [1], cols. 627-664: 30 cm. – Alex Johnstone (convener). – [2], cols. 1089-1110: 30 0 33 810517 4 – £5.00 cm. – 0 33 810469 0 – £5.00

34 [Meeting 24]. Tuesday 12 September 2000 (afternoon) – Alex [Meeting 4]. Tuesday 13 February (afternoon) – Alex Johnstone (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1111-1136: 30 cm. – Johnstone (convener) 4th meeting held in private. 0 33 810488 7 – £5.00 [Meeting 5, 2001]. Tuesday 27 February 2001 (afternoon) – [Meeting 25]. Tuesday 19 September 2000 (afternoon) – Alex Alex Johnstone (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1695-1708: 30 Johnstone (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1137-1160: 30 cm. – cm. – Meeting 4 was held in private. – 0 33 810695 2 – 0 33 810499 2 – £4.00 £4.00 [Meeting 26]. Tuesday 26 September 2000 (afternoon) – Alex [Meeting 6, 2001]. Tuesday 6 March 2001 (afternoon) – Johnstone (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1161-1184: 30 cm. – Alex Johnstone (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1709-1738: 30 0 33 810515 8 – £4.00 cm. – 0 33 810710 X – £5.00 [Meeting 27]. Tuesday 3 October 2000 (afternoon) – Alex [Meeting 7, 2001]. Tuesday 13 March 2001 (afternoon) – Johnstone (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1185-1214: 30 cm. – Alex Johnstone (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1739-1774: 30 0 33 810525 5 – £5.00 cm. – 0 33 810719 3 – £5.00 [Meeting 28]. Tuesday 31 October 2000 (afternoon) – Alex [Meeting 8, 2001]. Tuesday 20 March 2001 (afternoon) – Johnstone (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1215-1260: 30 cm. – Fergus Ewing (deputy convener). – [1]p., cols. 1775-1800: 0 33 810545 X – £5.00 30 cm. – 0 33 810726 6 – £4.00 [Meeting 29]. Tuesday 7 November 2000 (afternoon) – Alex [Meeting 9, 2001]. Tuesday 27 March 2001 (afternoon) – Johnstone (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1261-1310: 30 cm. – Alex Johnstone (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1801-1846: 30 0 33 810552 2 – £5.00 cm. – 0 33 810738 X – £5.00 [Meeting 30]. Tuesday 14 November 2000 (afternoon) – Alex [Meeting 10, 2001]. Tuesday 3 April 2001 (afternoon) – Johnstone (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1311-1372: 30 cm. – Alex Johnstone (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1847-1902: 30 0 33 810569 7 – £5.00 cm. – 0 33 810749 5 – £5.00 [Meeting 31]. Wednesday 15 November 2000 (afternoon) – [Meeting 11, 2001]. Tuesday 24 April 2001 (afternoon) – Alex Johnstone (convener) 31st meeting held in private. Alex Johnstone (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1903-1964: 30 [Meeting 32]. Tuesday 21 November 2000 (afternoon) – Alex cm. – 0 33 810768 1 – £5.00 Johnstone (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1373-1420: 30 cm. – [Meeting 12, 2001]. Tuesday 1 May 2001 (afternoon) – Meeting 31 was held in private. – 0 33 810577 8 – £5.00 Alex Johnstone (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1965-1968: 30 [Meeting 33]. Tuesday 28 November 2000 (afternoon) – Alex cm. – 0 33 810779 7 – £2.50 Johnstone (convener). – [1], cols. 1421-1490: 30 cm. – [Meeting 13, 2001]. Tuesday 8 May 2001 (afternoon) – 0 33 810592 1 – £5.00 Alex Johnstone (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1969-2018: 30 [Meeting 34]. Wednesday 15 November 2000 (afternoon) – cm. – 0 33 810802 5 – £5.00 Alex Johnstone (convener) 34th meeting held in private. [Meeting 14, 2001]. Tuesday 22 May 2001 (afternoon) – [Meeting 35]. Friday 8 December 2000 (afternoon) – Alex Alex Johnstone (convener). – cols. 2019-2036: 30 cm. – Johnstone (convener). – [1], cols. 1491-1528: 30 cm. – Meeting 0 33 810828 9 – £4.00 34 was held in private. – 0 33 810602 2 – £5.00 [Meeting 15, 2001]. Tuesday 12 June 2001 (afternoon) – [Meeting 36]. Tuesday 12 December 2000 (afternoon) – Alex Alex Johnstone (convener). – cols. 2039-2048: 30 cm. – Johnstone (convener). – [1], cols. 1529-1568: 30 cm. – 0 33 810846 7 – £2.50 0 33 810608 1 – £5.00 [Meeting 16, 2001]. Tuesday 19 June 2001 (afternoon) – [Meeting 37]. Tuesday 19 December 2000 (afternoon) – Alex Alex Johnstone (convener). – cols. 2049-2056: 30 cm. – Johnstone (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1569-1606: 30 cm. – 0 33 810856 4 – £2.50 0 33 810619 7 – £5.00 [Meeting 17, 2001]. Tuesday 26June 2001 (afternoon) [Meeting 18, 2001]. Friday 29 June (morning) (joint issue) – Alex Johnstone (convener). – cols. 2057-2078: 30 cm. – Rural Development Committee 0 33 810869 6– £5.00

To consider and report on matters relating to rural development, agriculture and fisheries and such other Social Inclusion, Housing and Voluntary related matters as fall within the responsibilty of the Sector Committee Minister for Rural Development. At present this is understood to be: Responsibility for the environment and natural heritage, The Social Inclusion, Housing and Voluntary Sector renewable energy, land reform, water, sustainable Committee consider and report on matters relating to development, rural development including aquaculture, housing and the voluntary sector and such other forestry, agriculture and fisheries. matters as fall within the responsibility of the Minister [Meeting 1, 2001]. Tuesday 16 January 2001 (afternoon) – Alex for Communities other than local government. Other Johnstone (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1607-1634: 30 cm. – matters within the remit of the Minister for Committee previously known as Rural Affairs Committee, - Communities include social inclusion and equality Pagination continued from Meeting 37 (2000). – issues. 0 33 810632 4 – £5.00 [Meeting 26]. Tuesday 4 July 2000 (morning) – Margaret [Meeting 2, 2001]. Tuesday 30 January 2001 (afternoon) – Alex Curran (convener). – [2], cols. 1271-1290: 30 cm. – Johnstone (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1635-1668: 30 cm. – Meeting 25 was held in private. – 0 33 810461 5 – 0 33 810658 8 – £5.00 £4.00 [Meeting 3, 2001]. Tuesday 6 February 2001 (afternoon) – Alex [Meeting 27]. Monday 4 September 2000 (morning) – Johnstone (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1669-1694: 30 cm. – Margaret Curran (convener). – [2], cols. 1291-1334: 30 0 33 810672 3 – £4.00 cm. – 0 33 810466 6 – £5.00

35 [Meeting 28]. Wednesday 13 September 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 5, 2001]. Wednesday 7 February 2001 (morning) Margaret Curran (convener). – [2], cols. 1335-1370: 30 cm. – – Johann Lamont (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1825-1862: 30 0 33 810492 5 – £5.00 cm. – 0 33 810678 2 – £5.00 [Meeting 29]. Wednesday 20 September 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 6, 2001]. Wednesday 14 February 2001 Margaret Curran (convener). – [2], cols. 1371-1402: 30 cm. – (morning) – Johann Lamont (convener). – [1]p., cols. 0 33 810505 0 – £5.00 1863-1900: 30 cm. – 0 33 810684 7 – £5.00 [Meeting 30]. Wednesday 27 September 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 7, 2001]. Wednesday 28 February 2001 Margaret Curran (convener). – [2], cols. 1403-1448: 30 cm. – (afternoon) – Johann Lamont (convener). – 7th meeting 0 33 810516 6 – £5.00 held in private. [Meeting 31]. Wednesday 4 October 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 8, 2001]. Monday 5 March 2001 (afternoon) – Margaret Curran (convener). – [2], cols. 1449-1496: 30 cm. – Johann Lamont (convener). – 8th meeting held in private. 0 33 810526 3 – £5.00 [Meeting 9, 2001]. Wednesday 7 March 2001 (afternoon) [Meeting 32]. Wednesday 25 October 2000 (morning) – – Johann Lamont (convener). – 9th meeting held in Margaret Curran (convener). – 32nd meeting held in private private. [Meeting 33]. Wednesday 1 November 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 10, 2001]. Wednesday 14 March 2001 Margaret Curran (convener). – [2], cols. 1499-1526: 30 cm. – (morning) – Johann Lamont (convener). – [1]p., cols. 0 33 810546 8 – £5.00 1901-1910: 30 cm. – 7th, 8th and 9th meetings, 2001, [Meeting 34]. Wednesday 8 November 2000 (morning) – Fiona held in private. – 0 33 810721 5 – £2.50 Hyslop (deputy convener). – [1]p., cols. 1527-1532: 30 cm. – [Meeting 11, 2001]. Wednesday 21 March 2001 0 33 810557 3 – £2.50 (morning) – Johann Lamont (convener). – [1]p., cols. [Meeting 35]. Wednesday 15 November 2000 (morning) – 1911-1946: 30 cm. – 0 33 810729 0 – £5.00 Fiona Hyslop (deputy convener). – [2], cols. 1533-1558: 30 cm. [Meeting 12, 2001]. Wednesday 4 April 2001 (morning) – – 0 33 810570 0 – £5.00 Johann Lamont (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1947-2002: 30 [Meeting 36]. Wednesday 22 November 2000 (morning) – cm. – 0 33 810752 5 – £5.00 Fiona Hyslop (deputy convener). – [2], cols. 1559-1590: 30 cm. [Meeting 13, 2001]. Wednesday 25 April 2001 (morning) – 0 33 810580 8 – £5.00 – Johann Lamont (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2003-2070: 30 [Meeting 37]. Wednesday 29 November 2000 (morning) – cm. – 0 33 810762 2 – £5.00 Fiona Hyslop (deputy convener). – [1], cols. 1591-1626: 30 cm. [Meeting 14, 2001]. Tuesday 1 May 2001 (afternoon) – – 0 33 810593 X – £5.00 Johann Lamont (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2071-2138: 30 [Meeting 38]. Wednesday 6 December 2000 (morning) – Fiona cm. – 0 33 810780 0 – £5.00 Hyslop (deputy convener). – [1], cols. 1627-1668: 30 cm. – [Meeting 15, 2001]. Wednesday 2 May 2001 (morning) – 0 33 810604 9 – £5.00 Johann Lamont (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2139-2208: 30 cm. – 0 33 810784 3 – £5.00 [Meeting 16, 2001]. Wednesday 9 May 2001 (morning) – Social Justice Committee Johann Lamont (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2209-2282: 30 cm. – 0 33 810790 8 – £5.00 [Meeting 17, 2001]. Friday 11 May 2001 (morning) – To consider and report on matters relating to housing and Johann Lamont (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2283-2352: 30 the voluntary sector and such other related matters as fall cm. – 0 33 810791 6 – £5.00 within the responsibility of the Minister for Social Justice. [Meeting 18, 2001]. Tuesday 15 May 2001 – Johann This remit relies upon a definition of the resposibility of the Lamont (convener). – [1]p., cols. 2353-2460: 30 cm. – Minister for Social Justice. At prsent this is understood to 0 33 810801 7 – £5.00 be: [Meeting 19, 2001]. Wednesday 23 May 2001 (morning) – Johann Lamont (convener). – cols. 2461-2488: 30 cm. Responsibility for social inclusion, housing and area – 0 33 810823 8 – £5.00 regeneration including the promotion of sustainable urban [Meeting 20, 2001]. Wednesday 30 May 2001 (afternoon) development, cities, the land use planning system and – Sandra White (convener). – 20th meeting held in building standards, equality issues and the voluntary private. sector. [Meeting 21, 2001]. Tuesday 12 June 2001 (morning) – [Meeting 1, 2001]. Wednesday 10 January 2001 (morning) – Johann Lamont (convener). – cols. 2489-2494: 30 cm. – Bill Aitken (oldest committee member), Johann Lamont 20th meeting, 2001 - held in private. – 0 33 810838 6 – (convener). – [1], cols. 1669-1696: 30 cm. – This Committee £2.50 replaces (with effect from January 2001) the former Social Inclusion, Housing and Voluntary Sector Committee. Pagination follows on from Meeting 28 (2000) of the Social Inclusion (etc.) Standards Committee Committee. – 0 33 810627 8 – £4.00 [Meeting 2, 2001]. Wednesday 17 January 2001 (morning) – Johann Lamont (convener). – [1], cols. 1697-1734: 30 cm. – 0 33 810635 9 – £5.00 The Standards Committee consider and report on – (a) whether a Member’s conduct is in accordance [Meeting 3, 2001]. Wednesday 24 January 2001 (morning) – with these Rules (the Standing Orders) and any Code Johann Lamont (convener). – [1], cols. 1735-1778: 30 cm. – of Conduct for Members, matters relating to 0 33 810649 9 – £5.00 Member’s interests, and any other matters relating to [Meeting 4, 2001]. Wednesday 31 January 2001 (morning) – the conduct of members in carrying out their Johann Lamont (convener). – [1], cols. 1779-1824: 30 cm. – Parliamentary duties; and (b) the adoption, 0 33 810662 6 – £5.00

36 amendment and application of any Code of Conduct for Members. Subordinate Legislation Committee [Meeting 12]. Tuesday 5 September 2000 (afternoon); [Meeting 13]. Tuesday 12 September 2000 (morning) (joint The Subordinate Legislation Committee consider and issue) – Mike Rumbles (convener). – [1p.], cols. 597-604: 30 report on: a. subordinate legislation which is laid cm. – 0 33 810485 2 – £4.00 before the Parliament and, in particular, determines [Meeting 14]. Tuesday 26 September 2000 (morning) – Mike whether the attention of the Parliament should be Rumbles (convener). – [1p.], cols. 605-618: 30 cm. – drawn to any of the matters referred to in Rule 10.3.1 0 33 810507 7 – £4.00 of the Standing Orders; b. proposed powers to make [Meeting 15]. Tuesday 24 October 2000 (morning) – Mike subordinate legislation in particular Bills or other Rumbles (convener). – [1p.], cols. 619-624: 30 cm. – proposed legislation; and c.general questions 0 33 810531 X – £2.50 relating to powers to make subordinate legislation. [Meeting 16]. Tuesday 21 November 2000 (morning) – Mike Rumbles (convener). – [1p.], cols. 625-638: 30 cm. – [Meeting 23]. Tuesday 4 July 2000 (afternoon) – Kenny 0 33 810582 4 – £4.00 MacAskill (convener). – [2], cols. 267-272: 30 cm. – 0 33 810453 4 – £2.50 [Meeting 17]. Tuesday 19 December 2000 (morning) – Mike Rumbles (convener). – [1]p., cols. 639-648: 30 cm. – [Meeting 24]. Tuesday 5 September 2000 (morning) – 0 33 810616 2 – £2.50 Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [2], cols. 273-288: 30 cm. – 0 33 810467 4 – £4.00 [Meeting 1, 2001]. Wednesday 31 January 2001 (morning) – Mike Rumbles (convener). – [1]p., cols. 649-668: 30 cm. – [Meeting 25]. Tuesday 12 September 2000 (morning) – Pagination continues from Meeting 17, 19 December 2000. – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [2], cols. 289-296: 30 cm. – 0 33 810664 2 – £4.00 0 33 810483 6 – £2.50 [Meeting 2, 2001]. Wednesday 14 February 2001 (morning) – [Meeting 26]. Tuesday 19 September 2000 (morning) – Mike Rumbles (convener). – [1]p., cols. 669-684: 30 cm. – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [2], cols. 297-308: 30 cm. – 0 33 810689 8 – £4.00 0 33 810496 8 – £4.00 [Meeting 3, 2001]. Wednesday 28 February 2001 (morning) – [Meeting 27]. Tuesday 26 September 2000 (morning) – Mike Rumbles (convener). – [1]p., cols. 685-720: 30 cm. – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [2]p., cols. 309-312: 30 cm. 0 33 810704 5 – £5.00 – 0 33 810508 5 – £2.50 [Meeting 4, 2001]. Wednesday 14 March 2001 (morning) – Mike [Meeting 28]. Tuesday 3 October 2000 (morning) – Kenny Rumbles (convener). – [1]p., cols. 721-772: 30 cm. – MacAskill (convener). – [2], cols. 313-316: 30 cm. – 0 33 810724 X – £5.00 0 33 810518 2 – £2.50 [Meeting 5, 2001]. Wednesday 28 March 2001 (morning) – Mike [Meeting 29]. Tuesday 24 October 2000 (morning) – Kenny Rumbles (convener). – [1]p., cols. 773-784: 30 cm. – MacAskill (convener). – [2], cols. 317-324: 30 cm. – 0 33 810746 0 – £2.50 0 33 810529 8 – £2.50 [Meeting 6, 2001]. Wednesday 25 April 2001 (morning) – Mike [Meeting 30]. Tuesday 31 October 2000 (morning) – Kenny Rumbles (convener). – [1]p., cols. 785-802: 30 cm. – MacAskill (convener). – cols. 325-334: 30 cm. – 0 33 810774 6 – £4.00 0 33 810540 9 – £2.50 [Meeting 7, 2001]. Wednesday 9 May 2001 (morning); [Meeting 31]. Tuesday 7 November 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 8, 2001]. Wednesday 23 May 2001 (morning) (joint Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [2], cols. 335-336: 30 cm. – issue) – Mike Rumbles (convener). – cols. 803-824: 30 cm. – 0 33 810549 2 – £2.50 0 33 810813 0 – £4.00 [Meeting 32]. Tuesday 14 November 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 9, 2001]. Tuesday 19 June 2001 (morning) – Mike Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [2], cols. 337-340: 30 cm. – Rumbles (convener). – cols. 825-834: 30 cm. – 0 33 810854 8 0 33 810561 1 – £2.50 – £2.50 [Meeting 33]. Tuesday 21 November 2000 (morning) – [Meeting 10, 2001]. Wednesday 27 June 2001 (morning) – Mike Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [2], cols. 341-354: 30 cm. – Rumbles (convener). – cols. 835-838: 30 cm. – 0 33 810867 X 0 33 810575 1 – £4.00 – £2.50 [Meeting 34]. Tuesday 28 November 2000 (morning) – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1], cols. 355-360: 30 cm. – 0 33 810585 9 – £2.50 [Meeting 35]. Tuesday 5 December 2000 (morning) – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1], cols. 361-364: 30 cm. – 0 33 810597 2 – £2.50 [Meeting 36]. Tuesday 12 December 2000 (morning) – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 365-378: 30 cm. – 0 33 810605 7 – £4.00 [Meeting 37]. Tuesday 19 December 2000 (morning) – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 379-380: 30 cm. – 0 33 810618 9 – £2.50 [Meeting 1, 2001]. Tuesday 9 January 2001 (morning) – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 381-400: 30 cm. – Pagination follows on from meeting 37 (2000). – 0 33 810623 5 – £4.00 [Meeting 2, 2001]. Tuesday 16 January 2001 (morning) – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 401-406: 30 cm. – 0 33 810629 4 – £2.50

37 [Meeting 3, 2001]. Tuesday 23 January 2001 (morning) – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 407-422: 30 cm. – Transport and the Environment 0 33 810644 8 – £4.00 Committee [Meeting 4, 2001]. Tuesday 30 January 2001 (morning) – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 423-428: 30 cm. – 0 33 810652 9 – £2.50 The Transport and the Environment Committee [Meeting 5, 2001]. Tuesday 6 February 2001 (morning) – Kenny consider and report on matters relating to transport MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 429-446: 30 cm. – and the environment and such other matters as fall 0 33 810665 0 – £4.00 within the responsibility of the Minister for Transport [Meeting 6, 2001]. Tuesday 13 February 2001 (morning) – and the Environment. This remit relies upon a Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 447-450: 30 cm. – definition of the responsibility of the Minister for 0 33 810677 4 – £2.50 Transport and the Environment. At present this is [Meeting 7, 2001]. Tuesday 27 February 2001 (morning) – understood to be: Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 451-454: 30 cm. – 0 33 810690 1 – £2.50 Responsibility for transport including the [Meeting 8, 2001]. Tuesday 6 March 2001 (morning) – Kenny development of integrated transport policies for rural MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 455-460: 30 cm. – areas, the environment, natural heritage, sustainable 0 33 810706 1 – £2.50 development, strategic environmental assessments and the land-use planning system’. [Meeting 9, 2001]. Tuesday 13 March 2001 (morning) – Kenny MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 461-468: 30 cm. – [Meeting 18]. Tuesday 4 July 2000 (morning) – Andy Kerr 0 33 810714 2 – £2.50 (convener). – [2], cols. 837-900: 30 cm. – [Meeting 10, 2001]. Tuesday 20 March 2001 (morning) – Ian 0 33 810460 7 – £5.00 Jenkins (deputy convener). – [1]p., cols. 469-478: 30 cm. – [Meeting 19]. Tuesday 29 August 2000 (morning) – Andy 0 33 810725 8 – £2.50 Kerr (convener). – 19th meeting held in private. [Meeting 11, 2001]. Tuesday 27 March 2001 (morning) – Kenny [Meeting 20]. Wednesday 6 September 2000 (morning) – MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 479-486: 30 cm. – Andy Kerr (convener). – [1]p., cols. 901-932: 30 cm. – 0 33 810734 7 – £2.50 0 33 810482 8 – £5.00 [Meeting 12, 2001]. Tuesday 3 April 2001 (morning) – Ian [Meeting 21]. Wednesday 20 September 2000 (morning) Jenkins (deputy convener). – [1]p., cols. 487-494: 30 cm. – – Andy Kerr (convener). – [1], cols. 933-970: 30 cm. – 0 33 810745 2 – £2.50 0 33 810503 4 – £5.00 [Meeting 13, 2001]. Tuesday 24 April 2001 (morning) – Kenny [Meeting 22]. Wednesday 27 September 2000 (morning) MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 495-500: 30 cm. – – Andy Kerr (convener). – [2], cols. 971-1022: 30 cm. – 0 33 810759 2 – £2.50 0 33 810519 0 – £5.00 [Meeting 14, 2001]. Tuesday 1 May 2001 (morning) – Kenny [Meeting 23]. Wednesday 4 October 2000 (morning) – MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 501-504: 30 cm. – Andy Kerr (convener). – [2], cols. 1023-1058: 30 cm. – 0 33 810775 4 – £2.50 0 33 810524 7 – £5.00 [Meeting 15, 2001]. Tuesday 8 May 2001 (morning) – Kenny [Meeting 24]. Wednesday 25 October 2000 (morning) – MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 505-506: 30 cm. – Andy Kerr (convener). – [2], cols. 1059-1106: 30 cm. – 0 33 810785 1 – £2.50 0 33 810535 2 – £5.00 [Meeting 16, 2001]. Tuesday 15 May 2001 (morning) – Kenny [Meeting 25]. Wednesday 1 November 2000 (morning) – MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 507-510: 30 cm. – Andy Kerr (convener). – [2], cols. 1107-1146: 30 cm. – 0 33 810797 5 – £2.50 0 33 810544 1 – £5.00 [Meeting 17, 2001]. Tuesday 22 May 2001 (morning) – Kenny [Meeting 26]. Wednesday 8 November 2000 (morning) – MacAskill (convener). – [1]p., cols. 511-512: 30 cm. – Andy Kerr (convener). – [2], cols. 1147-1208: 30 cm. – 0 33 810808 4 – £2.50 0 33 810554 9 – £5.00 [Meeting 18, 2001]. Tuesday 29 May 2001 (morning) – Kenny [Meeting 27]. Wednesday 15 November 2000 (morning) – MacAskill (convener). – cols. 513-518: 30 cm. – Andy Kerr (convener). – [2], cols. 1209-1254: 30 cm. – 0 33 810817 3 – £2.50 0 33 810568 9 – £5.00 [Meeting 19, 2001]. Tuesday 5 June 2001 (morning) – Kenny [Meeting 28]. Wednesday 22 November 2000 (morning) – MacAskill (convener). – cols. 519-530: 30 cm. – Andy Kerr (convener). – [2]p., cols. 1255-1302: 30 cm. – 0 33 810832 7 – £2.50 0 33 810578 6 – £5.00 [Meeting 20, 2001]. Tuesday 12 June 2001 (morning) – Kenny [Meeting 29]. Wednesday 29 November 2000 (morning) – MacAskill (convener). – cols. 531-534: 30 cm. – Andy Kerr (convener). – [1], cols. 1303-1312: 30 cm. – 0 33 810840 8 – £2.50 0 33 810594 8 – £2.50 [Meeting 21, 2001]. Tuesday 19 June 2001 (morning) – Kenny [Meeting 30]. Wednesday 6 December 2000 (morning) – MacAskill (convener). – cols. 535-540: 30 cm. – Andy Kerr (convener). – [1], cols. 1313-1338: 30 cm. – 0 33 810853 X – £2.50 0 33 810599 9 – £4.00 [Meeting 22, 2001]. Tuesday 26 June 2001 (morning) – Kenny [Meeting 31]. Tuesday 12 December 2000 (afternoon) – MacAskill (convener). – cols. 541-546: 30 cm. – Andy Kerr (convener). – [1], cols. 1339-1398: 30 cm. – 0 33 810861 0 – £2.50 0 33 810609 X – £5.00 [Meeting 32]. Tuesday 19 December 2000 (afternoon) – Nora Radcliffe (deputy convener). – [1]p., cols. 1399-1434: 30 cm. – 0 33 810620 0 – £5.00

38 [Meeting 1, 2001]. Wednesday 17 January 2001 (morning) – Andy Kerr (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1437-1482: 30 cm. – Pagination follows on from meeting 32, (2000). – Parliamentary 0 33 810639 1 – £5.00 [Meeting 2, 2001]. Wednesday 24 January 2001 (morning) – Business Andy Kerr (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1483-1536: 30 cm. – 0 33 810648 0 – £5.00 [Meeting 3, 2001]. Wednesday 31 January 2001 (morning) – Andy Kerr (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1537-1586: 30 cm. – The Business Bulletin is the authoritative publication 0 33 810656 1 – £5.00 produced by the Parliament containing full details of [Meeting 4, 2001]. Wednesday 7 February 2001 (morning) – current and future business, such as the business Andy Kerr (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1587-1614: 30 cm. – programme, the daily business list, written questions 0 33 810670 7 – £4.00 and other matters to be notified to MSPs. [Meeting 5, 2001]. Wednesday 14 February 2001 (morning) – Organisation and numbering. The Business Bulletin is Andy Kerr (convener). – 5th meeting held in private. numbered sequentially in the following way as it is [Meeting 6, 2001]. Wednesday 28 February 2001 (morning) – published and has the day of business on the front Andy Kerr (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1673-1704: 30 cm. – cover, e.g. Monday 20 December 1999. The 0 33 810700 2 – £5.00 numbering reverts back to 1 at the beginning of each [Meeting 7, 2001]. Wednesday 7 March 2001 (morning) – Andy calendar year. Issued daily during ‘sitting time’ and Kerr (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1705-1718: 30 cm. – intermittently during recess. 0 33 810712 6 – £4.00 [Meeting 8, 2001]. Wednesday 21 March 2001 (morning) – Andy Kerr (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1718-1727: 30 cm. – Scottish Parliament Business bulletin 0 33 810728 2 – £2.50 [Meeting 9, 2001]. Wednesday 28 March 2001 (morning) – Andy Kerr (convener). – 9th meeting held in private. Daily, unrevised 2000 [Meeting 10, 2001]. Wednesday 4 April 2001 (morning) – Andy No. 114/2000. Monday 3 July 2000. – 84p.: 30 cm. – Kerr (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1729-1740: 30 cm. – Meeting 9 0 33 830236 0 – £14.22 held in private. – 0 33 810750 9 – £2.50 No. 115/2000. Tuesday 4 July 2000. – 39p.: 30 cm. – [Meeting 11, 2001]. Wednesday 25 April 2001 (morning) – Andy 0 33 830237 9 – £5.76 Kerr (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1741-1742: 30 cm. – 0 33 810761 4 – £2.50 No. 116/2000. Wednesday 5 July 2000. – 37p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830238 7 – £5.94 [Meeting 12, 2001]. Wednesday 2 May 2001 (morning) – Andy Kerr (convener). – [1]p., cols. 1743-1776: 30 cm. – No. 117/2000. Thursday 6 July 2000. – 33p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 810788 6 – £5.00 0 33 830239 5 – £5.58 [Meeting 13, 2001]. Wednesday 9 May 2001 (morning) – Andy No. 118/2000. Friday 7 July 2000. – 55p.: 30 cm. – Kerr (convener). – cols. 1777-1830: 30 cm. – 0 33 810809 2 – 0 33 830240 9 – £9.18 £5.00 No. 119/2000. Friday 14 July 2000. – 26p.: 30 cm. – [Meeting 14, 2001]. Wednesday 16 May 2001 (morning) – Andy 0 33 830242 5 – £4.68 Kerr (convener). – 14th meeting held in private. No. 120/2000. Friday 21 July 2000. – 23p.: 30 cm. – [Meeting 15, 2001]. Wednesday 23 May 2001 (morning) 0 33 830243 3 – £3.78 [Meeting 16, 2001]. Wednesday 30 May 2001 (morning) (joint No. 121/2000. Friday 28 July 2000. – 33p.: 30 cm. – issue) – Andy Kerr (convener). – cols. 1831-1846: 30 cm. – 0 33 830244 1 – £5.04 0 33 810822 X – £4.00 No. 122/2000. Friday 4 August 2000. – 27p..: 30 cm. – [Meeting 17, 2001]. Tuesday 12 June 2001 (afternoon) – Andy 0 33 830245 X – £4.68 Kerr (convener). – cols. 1847-1872: 30 cm. – 0 33 810845 9 – No. 123/2000. Friday 11 August 2000. – 24p.: 30 cm. – £4.00 0 33 830246 8 – £3.60 [Meeting 18, 2001]. Monday 18 June 2001 (afternoon) – Andy No. 124/2000. Friday 18 August 2000. – 24p.: 30 cm. – Kerr (convener). – cols. 1873-1918: 30 cm. – 0 33 810849 1 – 0 33 830247 6 – £4.32 £5.00 No. 125/2000. Friday 25 August 2000. – 38p.: 30 cm. – [Meeting 19, 2001]. Monday 26 June 2001 (afternoon) – Andy 0 33 830248 4 – £5.94 Kerr (convener). – cols. 1919-1974: 30 cm. – 0 33 810868 8 – No. 126/2000. Tuesday 29 August 2000. – 22p.: 30 cm. – £5.00 0 33 830249 2 – £3.96 No. 127/2000. Thursday 31 August 2000. – 28p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830250 6 – £4.32 No. 128/2000. Monday 4 September 2000. – 78p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830251 4 – £13.32 No. 129/2000. Tuesday 5 September 2000. – 38p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830252 2 – £5.94 No. 130/2000. Wednesday 6 September 2000. – 34p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830253 0 – £5.58 No. 131/2000. Thursday 7 September 2000. – 30p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830254 9 – £4.50 No. 132/2000. Friday 8 September 2000. – 24p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830255 7 – £3.78

39 No. 133/2000. Monday 11 September 2000. – 86p.: 30 cm. – No. 165/2000. Thursday 2 November 2000. – 30p.: 30 0 33 830256 5 – £14.40 cm. – 0 33 830288 3 – £4.68 No. 135/2000. Wednesday 13 September 2000. – 32p.: 30 cm. No. 166/2000. Friday 3 November 2000. – 28p.: 30 cm. – – 0 33 830258 1 – £4.68 0 33 830289 1 – £3.96 No. 136/2000. Thursday 14 September 2000. – 23p.: 30 cm. – No. 167/2000. Monday 6 November 2000. – 62p.: 30 cm. 0 33 830259 X – £3.78 – 0 33 830290 5 – £10.44 No. 137/2000. Friday 15 September 2000. – 28p.: 30 cm. – No. 168/2000. Tuesday 7 November 2000. – 30p.: 30 cm. 0 33 830260 3 – £4.14 – 0 33 830291 3 – £4.68 No. 138/2000. Monday 18 September 2000. – 82p.: 30 cm. – No. 169/2000. Wednesday 8 November 2000. – 28p.: 30 0 33 830261 1 – £14.04 cm. – 0 33 830292 1 – £4.50 No. 139/2000. Tuesday 19 September 2000. – 27p.: 30 cm. – No. 170/2000. Thursday 9 November 2000. – 30p.: 30 0 33 830262 X – £3.96 cm. – 0 33 830293 X – £4.86 No. 140/2000. Wednesday 20 September 2000. – 28p.: 30 cm. No. 171/2000. Friday 10 November 2000. – 26p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830263 8 – £4.50 – 0 33 830294 8 – £4.14 No. 141/2000. Thursday 21 September 2000. – 22p.: 30 cm. – No. 172/2000. Monday 13 November 2000. – 54p.: 30 0 33 830264 6 – £3.42 cm. – 0 33 830295 6 – £9.18 No. 142/2000. Friday 22 September 2000. – 22p.: 30 cm. – No. 173/2000. Tuesday 14 November 2000. – 25p.: 30 0 33 830265 4 – £3.24 cm. – 0 33 830296 4 – £3.96 No. 143/2000. Monday 25 September 2000. – 80p.: 30 cm. – No. 174/2000. Wednesday 15 November 2000. – 25p.: 30 0 33 830266 2 – £13.68 cm. – 0 33 830297 2 – £3.96 No. 144/2000. Tuesday 26 September 2000. – 26p.: 30 cm. – No. 175/2000. Thursday 16 November 2000. – 36p.: 30 0 33 830267 0 – £3.78 cm. – 0 33 830298 0 – £5.40 No. 145/2000. Wednesday 27 September 2000. – 26p.: 30 cm. No. 176/2000. Friday 17 November 2000. – 28p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830268 9 – £3.96 – 0 33 830299 9 – £3.96 No. 146/2000. Thursday 28 September 2000. – 30p.: 30 cm. – No. 177/2000. Monday 20 November 2000. – 60p.: 30 0 33 830269 7 – £4.32 cm. – 0 33 830300 6 – £10.44 No. 147/2000. Friday 29 September 2000. – 24p.: 30 cm. – No. 178/2000. Tuesday 21 November 2000. – 30p.: 30 0 33 830270 0 – £3.42 cm. – 0 33 830301 4 – £4.14 No. 148/2000. Monday 2 October 2000. – 88p.: 30 cm. – No. 179/2000. Wednesday 22 November 2000. – 29p.: 30 0 33 830271 9 – £15.48 cm. – 0 33 830302 2 – £4.68 No. 149/2000. Tuesday 3 October 2000. – 30p.: 30 cm. – No. 180/2000. Thursday 23 November 2000. – 30p.: 30 0 33 830272 7 – £4.68 cm. – 0 33 830303 0 – £4.50 No. 150/2000. Wednesday 4 October 2000. – 32p.: 30 cm. – No. 181/2000. Friday 24 November 2000. – 27p.: 30 cm. 0 33 830273 5 – £4.86 – 0 33 830304 9 – £3.96 No. 151/2000. Thursday 5 October 2000. – 32p.: 30 cm. – No. 182/2000. Monday 27 November 2000. – 63p.: 30 0 33 830274 3 – £4.50 cm. – 0 33 830305 7 – £10.62 No. 152/2000. Friday 6 October 2000. – 22p.: 30 cm. – No. 183/2000. Tuesday 28 November 2000. – 28p.: 30 0 33 830275 1 – £2.88 cm. – 0 33 830306 5 – £3.96 No. 153/2000. Monday 9 October 2000. – 86p.: 30 cm. – No. 184/2000. Wednesday 29 November 2000. – 26p.: 30 0 33 830276 X – £14.40 cm. – 0 33 830307 3 – £3.78 No. 154/2000. Thursday 12 October 2000. – 24p.: 30 cm. – No. 185/2000. Thursday 30 November 2000. – 34p.: 30 0 33 830277 8 – £3.24 cm. – 0 33 830308 1 – £4.68 No. 155/2000. Friday 13 October 2000. – 1p.: 30 cm. – No. 186/2000. Monday 4 December 2000. – 68p.: 30 cm. 0 33 830278 6 – £0.18 – 0 33 830309 X – £11.52 No. 156/2000. Thursday 19 October 2000. – 36p.: 30 cm. – No. 187/2000. Tuesday 5 December 2000. – 28p.: 30 cm. 0 33 830279 4 – £5.76 – 0 33 830310 3 – £3.96 No. 157/2000. Monday 23 October 2000. – 100p.: 30 cm. – No. 188/2000. Wednesday 6 December 2000. – 28p.: 30 0 33 830280 8 – £16.20 cm. – 0 33 830311 1 – £4.32 No. 158/2000. Tuesday 24 October 2000. – 39p.: 30 cm. – No. 189/2000. Thursday 7 December 2000. – 34p.: 30 0 33 830281 6 – £6.12 cm. – 0 33 830312 X – £5.04 No. 159/2000. Wednesday 25 October 2000. – 31p.: 30 cm. – No. 190/2000. Friday 8 December 2000. – 26p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830282 4 – £5.04 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830313 8 – £4.14 No. 160/2000. Thursday 26 October 2000. – 32p.: 30 cm. – No. 191/2000. Monday 11 December 2000. – 70p.: 30 0 33 830283 2 – £3.78 cm. – 0 33 830314 6 – £12.06 No. 161/2000. Friday 27 October 2000. – 25p.: 30 cm. – No. 192/2000. Tuesday 12 December 2000. – 27p.: 30 0 33 830284 0 – £3.96 cm. – 0 33 830315 4 – £3.96 Annual subscription No. 162/2000. Monday 30 October 2000. – 96p.: 30 cm. – £750.00 0 33 830285 9 – £16.74 No. 193/2000. Wednesday 13 December 2000. – 31p.: 30 No. 163/2000. Tuesday 31 October 2000. – 28p.: 30 cm. – cm. – 0 33 830316 2 – £4.68 Annual subscription 0 33 830286 7 – £4.32 £750.00 No. 164/2000. Wednesday 1 November 2000. – 28p.: 30 cm. – No. 194/2000. Wednesday 14 December 2000. – 35p.: 30 0 33 830287 5 – £4.32 cm. – 0 33 830317 0 – £5.40

40 No. 195/2000. Friday 15 December 2000. – 29p.: 30 cm. – No. 28/2001. Tuesday 13 February 2001. – 29p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830318 9 – £4.14 0 33 830350 2 – £4.50 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 196/2000. Monday 18 December 2000. – 62p.: 30 cm. – No. 29/2001. Wednesday 14 February 2001. – 25p.: 30 0 33 830319 7 – £10.26 cm. – 0 33 830351 0 – £3.78 Annual subscription No. 197/2000. Tuesday 19 December 2000. – 26p.: 30 cm. – £750.00 0 33 830320 0 – £4.14 No. 30/2001. Thursday 15 February 2001. – 33p.: 30 cm. – No. 198/2000. Wednesday 20 December 2000. – 28p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830352 9 – £5.40 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830321 9 – £4.14 No. 31/2001. Friday 16 February 2001. – 20p.: 30 cm. – Daily, unrevised 2001 0 33 830353 7 – £3.24 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 1/2001. Friday 5 January 2001. – 42p.: 30 cm. – No. 32/2001. Monday 26 February 2001. – 84p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830323 5 – £6.84 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830354 5 – £14.40 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 2/2001. Monday 8 January 2001. – 60p.: 30 cm. – No. 33/2001. Tuesday 27 February 2001. – 27, [3]p.: 30 0 33 830324 3 – £10.26 Annual subscription £750.00 cm. – 0 33 830355 3 – £4.68 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 3/2001. Tuesday 9 January 2001. – 27p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830325 1 – £3.78 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 34/2001. Wednesday 28 February 2001. – 26p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830356 1 – £4.14 Annual subscription No. 4/2001. Wednesday 10 January 2001. – 32p.: 30 cm. – £750.00 0 33 830326 X – £4.86 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 35/2001. Thursday 1 March 2001. – 36p.: 30 cm. – No. 5/2001. Thursday 11 January 2001. – 28p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830357 X – £5.04 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830327 8 – £4.32 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 36/2001. Friday 2 March 2001. – 24p.: 30 cm. – No. 6/2001. Friday 12 January 2001. – 26p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830358 8 – £3.78 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830328 6 – £3.96 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 37/2001. Monday 5 March 2001. – 72p.: 30 cm. – No. 7/2001. Monday 15 January 2001. – 71p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830359 6 – £12.60 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830329 4 – £11.88 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 38/2001. Tuesday 6 March 2001. – 32p.: 30 cm. – No. 8/2001. Tuesday 16 January 2001. – 28p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830360 X – £4.50 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830330 8 – £3.96 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 39/2001. Wednesday 7 March 2001. – 23p.: 30 cm. – No. 9/01. Wednesday 17 January 2001. – 30p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830361 8 – £4.50 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830331 6 – £5.04 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 40/2001. Thursday 8 March 2001. – 35p.: 30 cm. – No. 10/2001. Thursday 18 January 2001. – 34p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830362 6 – £5.40 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830332 4 – £4.86 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 41/2001. Friday 9 March 2001. – 23p.: 30 cm. – No. 11/2001. Friday 19 January 2001. – 24p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830363 4 – £3.78 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830333 2 – £3.96 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 42/2001. Monday 12 March 2001. – 81p.: 30 cm. – No. 12/2001. Monday 22 January 2001. – 74p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830364 2 – £13.86 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830334 0 – £12.60 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 43/2001. Tuesday 13 March 2001. – 29p.: 30 cm. – No. 13/2001. Tuesday 23 January 2001. – 30p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830365 0 – £4.32 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830335 9 – £4.32 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 44/2001. Wednesday 14 March 2001. – 28p.: 30 cm. No. 14/2001. Wednesday 24 January 2001. – 29p.: 30 cm. – – 0 33 830366 9 – £4.50 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830336 7 – £4.86 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 45/2001. Thursday 15 March 2001. – 30p.: 30 cm. – No. 15/2001. Thursday 25 January 2001. – 34p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830367 7 – £4.50 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830337 5 – £5.04 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 46/2001. Friday 16 March 2001. – 26p.: 30 cm. – No. 16/2001. Friday 26 January 2001. – 26p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830368 5 – £4.14 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830338 3 – £4.14 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 47/2001. Monday 19 March 2001. – 88p.: 30 cm. – No. 17/2001. Monday 29 January 2001. – 78p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830369 3 – £15.30 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830339 1 – £13.32 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 48/2001. Tuesday 20 March 2001. – 30p.: 30 cm. – No. 18/2001. Tuesday 30 January 2001. – 30p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830370 7 – £4.32 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830340 5 – £4.32 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 49/2001. Wednesday 21 March 2001. – 26p.: 30 cm. No. 19/2001. Wednesday 31 January 2001. – 24p.: 30 cm. – – 0 33 830371 5 – £3.78 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830341 3 – £4.32 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 50/2001. Thursday 22 March 2001. – 44p.: 30 cm. – No. 20/2001. Thursday 1 February 2001. – 42p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830372 3 – £6.66 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830342 1 – £5.94 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 51/2001. Friday 23 March 2001. – 30p.: 30 cm. – No. 21/2001. Friday 2 February 2001. – 30p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830373 1 – £4.68 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830343 X – £4.32 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 52/2001. Monday 26 March 2001. – 106p.: 30 cm. – No. 22/2001. Monday 5 February 2001. – 82p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830374 X – £18.72 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830344 8 – £14.40 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 53/2001. Tuesday 27 March 2001. – 44p.: 30 cm. – No. 23/2001. Tuesday 6 February 2001. – 30p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830375 8 – £6.84 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830345 6 – £4.32 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 54/2001. Wednesday 28 March 2001. – 38p.: 30 cm. No. 24/2001. Wednesday 7 February 2001. – 25p.: 30 cm. – – 0 33 830376 6 – £5.58 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830346 4 – £4.14 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 55/2001. Thursday 29 March 2001. – 42p.: 30 cm. – No. 25/2001. Thursday 8 February 2001. – 32p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830377 4 – £6.30 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830347 2 – £4.86 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 56/2001. Friday 30 March 2001. – 31p.: 30 cm. – No. 26/2001. Friday 9 February 2001. – 22p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830378 2 – £5.40 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830348 0 – £3.42 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 57/2001. Monday 2 April 2001. – 99p.: 30 cm. – No. 27/2001. Monday 12 February 2001. – 67p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830379 0 – £17.64 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830349 9 – £11.16 Annual subscription £750.00

41 No. 58/2001. Tuesday 3 April 2001. – 41p.: 30 cm. – No. 89/2001. Friday 1 June 2001. – 26p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830380 4 – £6.48 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830411 8 – £3.96 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 59/2001. Wednesday 4 April 2001. – 29p.: 30 cm. – No. 90/2001. Monday 4 June 2001. – 40p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830381 2 – £4.68 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830412 6 – £7.02 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 60/2001. Thursday 5 April 2001. – 31p.: 30 cm. – No. 91/2001. Tuesday 5 June 2001. – 23p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830382 0 – £4.50 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830413 4 – £3.25 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 61/2001. Friday 6 April 2001. – 26p.: 30 cm. – No. 92/2001. Wednesday 6 June 2001. – 24p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830383 9 – £4.14 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830414 2 – £3.42 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 62/2001. Thursday 19 April 2001. – 62p.: 30 cm. – No. 93/2001. Thursday 7 June 2001. – 48p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830384 7 – £10.44 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830415 0 – £7.56 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 63/2001. Monday 23 April 2001. – 128p.: 30 cm. – No. 94/2001. Friday 8 June 2001. – 36p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830385 5 – £22.14 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830416 9 – £5.22 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 64/2001. Tuesday 24 April 2001. – 74p.: 30 cm. – No. 95/2001. Monday 11June 2001. – 50p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830386 3 – £12.24 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830417 7 – £8.46 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 65/2001. Wednesday 25 April 2001. – 56p.: 30 cm. – No. 96/2001. Tuesday 12June 2001. – 24p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830387 1 – £9.00 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830418 5 – £3.60 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 66/2001. Thursday 26 April 2001. – 34p.: 30 cm. – No. 97/2001. Wednesday 13 June 2001. – 27p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830388 X – £5.58 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830419 3 – £3.96 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 67/2001. Friday 27 April 2001. – 32p.: 30 cm. – No. 98/2001. Thursday 14 June 2001. – 29p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830389 8 – £5.04 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830420 7 – £4.14 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 68/2001. Monday 30 April 2001. – 61p.: 30 cm. – No. 99/2001. Friday 15 June 2001. – 21p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830390 1 – £10.26 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830421 5 – £3.06 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 69/2001. Tuesday 1 May 2001. – 39p.: 30 cm. – No. 100/2001. Monday 18 June 2001. – 54p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830391 X – £5.94 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830422 3 – £9.36 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 70/2001. Wednesday 2 May 2001. – 27p.: 30 cm. – No. 101/2001. Tuesday 19 June 2001. – 33p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830392 8 – £3.96 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830423 1 – £4.68 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 71/2001. Thursday 3 May 2001. – 31p.: 30 cm. – No. 102/2001. Wednesday 20 June 2001. – 47p.: 30 cm. 0 33 830393 6 – £4.86 Annual subscription £750.00 – 0 33 830424 X – £7.74 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 72/2001. Friday 4 May 2001. – 35p.: 30 cm. – No. 103/2001. Thursday 21June 2001. – 53p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830394 4 – £5.70 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830425 8 – £8.25 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 73/2001. Tuesday 8 May 2001. – 76p.: 30 cm. – No. 104/2001. Friday 22June 2001. – 25p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830395 2 – £12.96 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830426 6 – £4.32 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 74/2001. Wednesday 9 May 2001. – 40p.: 30 cm. – No. 105/2001. Monday 25 June 2001. – 57p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830396 0 – £6.30 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830427 4 – £9.90 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 75/2001. Thursday 10 May 2001. – 44p.: 30 cm. – No. 106/2001. Tuesday 26 June 2001. – 29p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830397 9 – £6.48 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830428 2 – £3.96 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 76/2001. Friday 11 May 2001. – 28p.: 30 cm. – No. 107/2001. Wednesday 27 June 2001. – 27p.: 30 cm. 0 33 830398 7 – £3.96 Annual subscription £750.00 – 0 33 830429 0 – £4.14 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 77/2001. Monday 14 May 2001. – 78p.: 30 cm. – No. 108/2001. Thursday 28 June 2001. – 27p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830399 5 – £13.14 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830430 4 – £4.50 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 78/2001. Tuesday 15 May 2001. – 28p.: 30 cm. – No. 109/2001. Friday 29 June 2001. – 29p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830400 2 – £3.96 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 830431 2 – £4.50 Annual subscription £750.00 No. 79/2001. Wednesday 16 May 2001. – 26p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830401 0 – £3.60 Annual subscription £750.00 What’s happening in the Scottish No. 80/2001. Thursday 17 May 2001. – 30p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830402 9 – £4.32 Annual subscription £750.00 Parliament No. 81/2001. Friday 18 May 2001. – 26p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830403 7 – £3.96 Annual subscription £750.00 WHISP (What’s happening in the Scottish Parliament) No. 82/2001. Monday 21 May 2001. – 66p.: 30 cm. – provides information on the work of the Parliament 0 33 830404 5 – £11.16 Annual subscription £750.00 and details of past and future business. No. 83/2001. Tuesday 22 May 2001. – 28p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830405 3 – £4.32 Annual subscription £750.00 Available on annual subscription £150.00 (2001 rate). No. 84/2001. Wednesday 23 May 2001. – 48p.: 30 cm. – 0 33 830406 1 – £7.74 Annual subscription £750.00 Issue no. 47. Information for the period 3 July - 15 No. 85/2001. Thursday 24 May 2001. – 36p.: 30 cm. – September 2000. – 154p., col. photos.: 30 cm. . – 0 33 830407 X – £5.22 Annual subscription £750.00 0 33 850047 2 – £3.75 No. 86/2001. Tuesday 29 May 2001. – 68p.: 30 cm. – Issue no. 48. Information for the period 10 July - 15 0 33 830408 8 – £11.70 Annual subscription £750.00 September 2000. – 59p.: 30 cm..–0 33 850048 0 – No. 87/2001. Wednesday 30 May 2001. – 28p.: 30 cm. – £3.75 0 33 830409 6 – £4.14 Annual subscription £750.00 Issue no. 49. Information for the period 4-21 September No. 88/2001. Thursday 31 May 2001. – 24p.: 30 cm. – 2000. – 52p.: 30 cm..–0 33 850049 9 – £3.75 0 33 830410 X – £3.60 Annual subscription £750.00 Issue no. 50. Information for the period 11-29 September 2000. – 34p.: 30 cm..–0 33 850050 2 – £3.75

42 Issue no. 51. Information for the period 18 September - 6 Issue no. 69. Information for the period 26 February - 16 October 2000. – 49p.: 30 cm..–0 33 850051 0 – £3.75 March 2001. – 38p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – Issue no. 52. Information for the period 15 September - 27 0 33 850069 3 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 October 2000. – 55p.: 30 cm..–0 33 850052 9 – £3.75 (2001 subscription) Issue no. 53. Information for the period 2 October - 3 November Issue no. 70. Information for the period 5-23 March 2001. – 2000. – 122p.: 30 cm..–0 33 850053 7 – £3.75 46p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – 0 33 850070 7 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 (2000 subscription) Issue no. 54. Information for the period 23 October - 10 November 2000. – 37p., photo.: 30 cm..–Aspecial issue in Issue no. 71. Information for the period 12-30 March 2001. tribute to the late Donald Dewar. – 0 33 850054 5 – £3.75 – 46p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – 0 33 850071 5 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 (2000 subscription) Issue no. 55. Information for the period 30 October - 17 November 2000. – 60p., ill.: 30 cm..–0 33 850055 3 – £3.75 Issue no. 72. Information for the period 19 March - 6 April 2001. – 39p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – 0 33 850072 3 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 Issue no. 56. Information for the period6-23November 2000. – (2000 subscription) 47p.: 30 cm..–0 33 850056 1 – £3.75 Issue no. 73. Information for the period 26 March - 27 April Issue no. 57. Information for the period 13 November - 1 2001. – 45p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – December 2000. – 40p.: 30 cm..–0 33 850057 X – £3.75 0 33 850073 1 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 Issue no. 58. Information for the period 20 November - 8 (2001 subscription) December 2000. – 38p.: 30 cm..–0 33 850058 8 – £3.75 Issue no. 74. Information for the period 2 April-2May Issue no. 59. Information for the period 27 November - 15 2001. – 83p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – December 2000. – 36p.: 30 cm..–0 33 850059 6 – £3.75 0 33 850074 X – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 Issue no. 60. Information for the period4-22December 2000. – (2000 subscription) 42p.: 30 cm..–0 33 850060 X – £3.75 Issue no. 75. Information for the period 2 April - 11 May Issue no. 61. Information for the period 11-22 December 2000. – 2001. – 57p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – 40p.: 30 cm..–0 33 850061 8 – £3.75 0 33 850075 8 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 Issue no. 62. Information for the period 18 December 2000-19 (2001 subscription) January 2001. – 114p.: 30 cm..–0 33 850062 6 – £3.75 Issue no. 76. Information for the period 30 April - 18 May Issue no. 63. Information for the period 8-26 January (2001). – 2001. – 52p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – 50p., photos.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – 0 33 850076 6 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 0 33 850063 4 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 (2000 (2001 subscription) subscription) Issue no. 77. Information for the period7-25May2001. – Issue no. 64. Information for the period 15 January - 2 February 40p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – 0 33 850077 4 – [2001]. – 40p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 (2001 subscription) 0 33 850064 2 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 (2001 Issue no. 78. Information for the period 14 May - 1 June subscription) 2001. – 38p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – Issue no. 65. Information for the period 21 January - 9 February 0 33 850078 2 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 [2001]. – 36p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – (2001 subscription) 0 33 850065 0 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 (2001 Issue no. 79. Information for the period 21 May - 8 June subscription) 2001. – 38p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – Issue no. 66. Information for the period 29 January - 16 February 0 33 850079 0 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 [2001]. – 44p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – (2001 subscription) 0 33 850066 9 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 (2001 Issue no. 80. Information for the period 28 May - 15 June subscription) 2001. – 36p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – Issue no. 67. Information for the period 5 February - 2 March 0 33 850080 4 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 2001. – 43p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – (2001 subscription) 0 33 850067 7 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 (2000 Issue no. 81. Information for the period 4-22 June 2001. – subscription) 34p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – 0 33 850081 2 – Issue no. 68. Information for the period 12 February - 9 March £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 (2001 subscription) 2001. – 40p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – Issue no. 82. Information for the period 11-29 June 2001. – 0 33 850068 5 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 (2000 42p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – 0 33 850082 0 – subscription) £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 (2001 subscription) Issue no. 83. Information for the period 18-29 June 2001. – 53p.: 30 cm. – Also known as WHISP. – 0 33 850083 9 – £3.75 Annual subscription £150.00 (2001 subscription)

43 00/55 Unemployment in Scotland – June 2000 (produced 12 SPICe Research July 2000) 00/56 The UK advisory framework on genetic modification Publications technology (produced 25 July 2000) 00/57 GMO investigations by UK government and Parliament (produced 25 July 2000) Research outputs are produced by the Scottish Parliament 00/58 Stalking and harassment (produced 10 August 2000) Information Centre (SPICe) 00/59 The Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) White Paper All research publications can be viewed on the (produced 10 August 2000) Parliament’s website at 00/60 Unemployment in Scotland – July 2000 (produced 16 www.scottish.parliament.uk/whats_happening/publication August 2000) s.html 00/61 Reform of student funding (produced 18 August 2000) and are available on request from the Partner Libraries (see list of Partner Libraries). 00/62 A Children’s Rights Commissioner (produced 23 August 2000; updated 14 February 2001) Subject Maps 00/63 Scottish rail industry (produced 28 August 2000) 00/64 Legal aid in Scotland (produced 30 August 2000)

Subject maps provide basic factual information on specific 00/65 E-commerce glossary (produced 28 August 2000) areas of interest to MSPs 00/66 Protection of Wild Mammals (Scotland) Bill Stage 1 They give a short overview of a topic Evidence Evaluation (produced 31 August 2000) 00/67 The creative economy (produced 4 September 2000; 01/01 Electricity Supply (produced 2 April 2001) updated 22 September 2000) 01/02 Public Finance - a Glossary of Terms (produced 2 April 2001) 00/68 The Scottish exam results (produced 5 September 2000) 01/03 European Structural Funds 4 April, 2001 (produced 4 April 2001) 00/69 Pollution Prevention and Control (Scotland) Regulations (produced 5 September 2000) 00/70 Joint Ministerial Committee (produced 6 September Devolved Areas Series 2000) 00/71 The Framework for Economic Development (produced 11 September 2000) 00/01 Sources of Statistics on the Scottish Economy (produced 00/72 Petrol crisis (produced 13 September 2000) January 25 2000; updated May 17 2001) 00/06 Global environmental issues (produced 14 November 2000) 00/73 Unemployment in Scotland – August 2000 (produced 13 September 2000) 00/07 The Annual Budget Process (produced 2000; updated 19 00/74 The MMR vaccine (produced 19 September 2000) April, 2001) 00/08 Crofting (produced 21 December 2000) 00/75 The Housing Bill: Fuel Poverty supplementary Note: Central Heating for the Elderly and Families (produced 01/04 Lifelong Learning (produced 19 April 2001) 20 September 2000) 00/76 Scotland’s travelling people (produced 21 September 2000) Devolution Series 00/77 The Scottish tourism industry (produced 26 September 2000) 00/3 Equal opportunities (produced 21 August 2000) 00/78 Royal Commission on Long Term Care (Sutherland Report) (produced 26 September 2000) 00/79 Regulating care (produced 28 September 2000) Research Notes 00/80 SQA exams: assessment and appeals (produced 28 September 2000) 00/81 Quangos, and governance of the SQA (produced 29 Research notes provide short overviews on more detailed September 2000) issues of interest to MSPs 00/82 Local electoral reform (produced 3 October 2000) 00/11 Physical Punishment of Children (produced 23 February 2000; updated 6 September 2001) 00/83 Issues for the voluntary sector in Scotland (produced 3 October 2000) 00/16 Consultation in the National Health Service in Scotland (produced 15 March 2000; updated 8 November 2000) 00/84 Principles of the Parliament: overview of relevant research (produced 13 October 2000) 00/53 Comparative indicators of the information economy (produced 10 July 2000; updated August 2000) 00/85 Hepatitis C virus in blood and blood products (produced 18 October 2000; updated 6 November 2000) 00/54 Environmental liability (produced 11 July 2000)

44 00/86 Unemployment in Scotland – September 2000 (produced 19 01/05 The December 2000 Fisheries Council (produced 11 October 2000) January 2001) 00/87 Changes made under the Groundwater Regulations 1998 01/06 Trunk roads (produced 16 January 2001) (produced 23 October 2000) 01/07 Unemployment in Scotland (produced 17 January 00/88 The finances of Scottish football (produced 24 October 2000) 2001) 00/89 Briefing for the debate on the Cultural Strategy (produced 31 01/08 The Permanent International Criminal Court (produced October 2000) 18 January 2001) 00/90 Public funding of culture in Scotland (produced 31 October 01/09 The Role of the Victim in the Scottish Criminal Justice 2000) System (produced 18 January 2001) 00/91 Drug courts (produced 1 November 2000) 01/11 Education (Graduate Endowment and Student Support) (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill (produced 29 January 2001) 00/92 Sport in Scotland (produced 2 November 2000) 01/12 Borders textile industry (produced 30 January 2001) 00/93 The Equality Strategy (produced 7 November 2000) 01/13 Strategy for enterprise (produced 31 January 2001) 00/94 NHS governance and accountability (produced 8 November 2000) 01/14 MSP participation in electronic votes, December 2000 (produced 31 January 2001) 00/95 Lung cancer and asbestos (mesothelioma) (produced 13 November 2000) 01/15 Scotland’s new economy infrastructure (produced 1 February 2001) 00/96 Parliamentary pay and allowances (produced 14 November 2000) 01/16 Local Government Finance (Scotland) Order 2001 (produced 6 February 2001) 00/98 Reviewing local government finance (produced 20 November 2000) 01/17 Scottish Parliament Committees (Young Persons Congress) (produced 7 February 2001) 00/99 Hepatitus C: Health Committee questions and the Executive report (produced 21 November 2000) 01/18 The Health Standards (Young Persons) (Scotland) Bill (Young Persons Congress) (produced 28 February 00/100 Recent European developments (produced 28 November 2001) 2000) 01/19 Renewable Energy (produced 7 February 2001) 00/101 Domestic abuse in Scotland (produced 28 November 2000) 01/20 Political Restrictions on Council Employees (produced 7 00/102 Allotments (produced 28 November 2000) February 2001) 00/103 MSP participation in electronic votes, November 2000 01/21 A Power of Community Initiative for Local Government (produced 30 November 2000) (produced 7 February 2001) 00/104 Status of public bodies: implications for the SQA (produced 01/22 Community Planning (produced 7 February 2001) 30 November 2000) 01/23 Delivery of Community Care in Scotland (produced 14 00/105 The police service in Scotland (produced 4 December 2000) February 2001) 00/106 National Alcohol Misuse Strategy (produced 4 December 01/24 Children’s Services (produced 14 February 2001) 2000) 01/25 Unemployment in Scotland - January 2001 (produced 00/107 Scottish Charity Law Review (produced 6 December 2000) 14 February 2001) 00/108 Public sector ombudsmen (produced 7 December 2000) 01/26 Looked After and Adopted Children (produced February 23 2001; updated 3 April 2001) 00/109 Screening for Hepatitis in blood products (produced 11 December 2000) 01/27 Police Race Relations (Produced 23 February 2001) 00/110 Inquiries into SQA (produced 12 December 2000) 01/28 Epilepsy (Produced 26 February 2001) 00/111 The Scottish Executive Consultation on telecommunications 01/29 Sustainable Development (Produced 26 February 2001) (produced 13 December 2000) 01/30 Foot and Mouth Disease - A Summary of Recent 00/112 Unemployment in Scotland - November 2000 (produced 13 Developments (Produced 27 February 2001) December 2000) 01/34 Freedom of Information: Consultation on Draft Scottish 00/113 Rail industry - recent developments (produced 13 December Legislation (Produced 14 March 2001) 2000) 01/35 Council Tax Levels (Produced 15 March 2001) 00/114 Transport (Scotland) Bill - as amended at Stage 2 (produced 14 December 2000) 01/36 Funding Higher Education Institutions (Produced 15 01/01 Autistic Spectrum Disorder (produced 8 January 2001) March 2001) 01/37 Support for Agriculture in Less Favoured Areas (LFA) 01/02 Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Bill – As Amended At Stage (Produced 16 March 2001) 2 (produced 8 January 2001) 01/38 Medicinal Drugs: Licensing Cost Effectiveness and 01/03 Dounreay (produced 9 January 2001) Treatment for Multiple Sclerosis (Produced 26 March 01/04 Scottish Borders Labour Force (produced 10 January 2001) 2001) 01/39 Police Strength 1985 to December 2000 (Produced 28 March 2001)

45 01/40 Water and Sewerage Charges for Charitable Organisations 01/70 The Scottish Budget 2002-3 (produced 27 June 2001) (produced 3 April 2001) 01/41 Scottish Water Services (produced 9 April; updated 23 April) 01/42 Summary of Parliamentary Questions lodged during March Research Papers 2001 (produced 12 April 2001) 01/43 State Aid Regulations (produced 12 April 2001) Research papers provide in-depth analysis of areas and topics of interest to MSPs 01/44 The Timing of Local Government Elections (produced 18 April 2001) 00/8 Education and Training (Scotland) Bill: Individual 01/45 Equal Opportunities and the Scottish Budget (produced 19 Learning Accounts (produced 2 May 2000; updated 13 April 2001) July 2000) 01/46 The Legal Definition of Rape (produced 23 April 2001) 00/13 Homelessness (produced 26 July 2000) 01/47 Hepatitis C Litigation in England (produced 24 April 2001) 00/14 The Executive’s Proposals for the Housing Bill (produced 3 August 2000) 01/48 Rural Transport Initiatives (produced 25 April 2001) 00/15 The Policy Framework for tackling Poverty and Social 01/49 Funding Research in Higher Education Institutions (produced Exclusion in Scotland (produced 30 August 2000) 1 May 2001) 00/16 The Housing Bill: Fuel Poverty (Produced September 12 01/50 GMOs: the Regulatory Framework for their Deliberate 2000; updated 1 March 2001) Release (produced 2 May 2001) 00/17 Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Bill (produced 9 01/51 Current Initiatives in Child Health Inequalities (produced 2 October 2000) May 2001) 00/18 The Education (Graduate Endowment and Student 01/52 MSP Participation in Electronic Votes - March 2001 Support) (Scotland) Bill (produced 6 October 2000) (produced 8 May) 00/19 Freedom of information in Scotland (produced 17 01/53 MSP Participation in Electronic Votes - April 2001 (produced October 2000) 8 May) 00/20 The Housing Bill: the right to buy (produced 25 October 01/54 Special Educational Needs (produced 17 May 2001) 2000) 00/21 Abolition of Poindings and Warrant Sales Bill (as 01/55 Summary of Parliamentary Questions Lodged During April amended at Stage 2) (produced 27 October 2000) 2001 (produced 23 May 2001) 00/22 Renewing Local Democracy Working Group Report - 01/56 Convention Rights (Compliance) (Scotland) Bill: As Amended Local Authorities’ Responses to the Local Government At Stage 2 (produced 30 May 2001) Committee Survey (produced 28 November 2000) 01/57 Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill As Amended At Stage 2 00/23 The Housing Bill: the single social tenancy (produced 5 (produced 30 May 2001) December 2000) 01/58 SPICe Research Note- Prescription Exemption For Severe 01/01 Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill: Childcare and Early And Enduring Mental Illness (produced 6 June 2001) Education (produced 11 January 2001) 01/59 The Housing (Scotland) Bill: The Single Regulatory 01/02 The Housing (Scotland) Bill (produced 11 January Framework (produced 11 June 2001) 2001) 01/60 Foxhunting in Scotland: An Assessment of Methodologies 01/03 ECHR incorporation into domestic law: the Human Used to Assess its Economic Impact (produced 11 June Rights Act 1998 and the Scotland Act 1998 (produced 2001) 15 January 2001) 01/61 By-Election Results: Banff & Buchan and Strathkelvin & 01/04 Diligence and enforcing the payment of debt (produced Bearsden (produced 11 June 2001) 1 February 2001) 01/62 Organic Farming and Food (produced 15 June 2001) 01/05 Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill (produced 14 01/63 Mortgage Rights (Scotland) Bill – As amended at Stage 2 February 2001) (produced 19 June 2001) 01/06 Leasehold Casualties (Scotland) Bill (As Amended at 01/64 The Scottish Parliament Building (produced 21 June 2001) Stage 2) (Produced 12 March 2001) 01/65 The Protection from Abuse (Scotland) Bill (produced 22 June 01/07 Scottish Local Authorities (Tendering) Bill (produced 18 2001) April 2001) 01/66 Endometriosis (produced 15 June 2001) 01/08 The Housing (Scotland) Bill As Amended At Stage 2 (produced 16 May 2001) 01/67 Summary of Parliamentary Questions Lodged During May 01/09 The Police and Fire Services (Finance) (Scotland) Bill 2001 (produced 25 June 2001) (produced 6 June 2001) 01/68 The New Opportunities Fund (produced 26 June 2001) 01/69 Lung Disease in Scotland (produced 26 June 2001)

46 SE/2000 Scottish Further Education Funding Council /55 accounts 1999-2000: accounts, presented Laid Papers pursuant to paragraph 9 of schedule 1 of the Papers laid before the Scottish Parliament Further and Higher Education (Scotland) Act 1992, Scottish Further Education Funding Council showing the income and expenditure for the year ended 31 March 2000, and balance Chapter 14 of the Scottish Parliament’s standing orders sheet as at 31 March 2000, together with the provide rules as to the laying of documents, such as report of the Comptroller and Auditor General reports, before the Parliament. Many types of documents, thereon. such as financial reports or annual reports of public – Scottish Further Education Funding Council – Robert bodies, are required by legislation or otherwise to be so Beattie (chairman), John Sizer (chief executive & laid. Some of the papers have been laid out of numerical accountable officer) – House of Commons papers order - these papers will be laid in the near future. 1999-00 838 – Scottish Executive papersSE/2000/55 – [2], 30p.: 30 cm. – The SFEFC was established in The papers are laid by the Scottish Executive and not all of shadow form on 1 January 1999 and took up its full them are published by The Stationery Office. To responsibilities on 1 July 1999. – 0 10 556783 3 differentiate these items, non TSO publications are marked £6.50 by an asterisk. If you require more information about laid Date of Laying 24/7/00 papers which are not published by TSO please contact the Scottish Executive Library and Information Service (see SE/2000 Parole Board for Scotland: report for 1999. contacts page). /59 – Parole Board for Scotland – J. J. McManus (chairman), Ian McNee (chairman) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 498 – Scottish Executive Scottish Executive Papers 2000 papers 1 (2000)59 – [2], 34p., graphs, tables: 30 cm. – On cover & title page Annual report 1999. – 0 10 296900 0 £10.00 Date of laying: 11/7/00 SE/2000/1 Scottish Prison Service. Annual report and accounts for 1999 - 2000. SE/2000 Food from Britain Annual Report 1999-2000 – Scottish Prison Service – Tony Cameron (chief executive /62* Date of laying: 3/8/00 (from September 1999)), Eddie Frizzell (chief executive (to SE/2000 Scottish Prisons Complaints Commission: report August 1999)) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 619 – /64 for 1999. Scottish Executive papers 1 (2000)1 – 88p., col. ill., tables: – Scottish Prisons Complaints Commission – Joan N. 30cm.–010297400 4 £16.30 Aitken (Commissioner) – Scottish Executive papers 1 Date of laying: 26/7/00 (2000) 64 – v, 17p., ill., tables: 30 cm. – Covers SE/2000 Scottish Agricultural Science Agency. Annual report period 1 January to 31 December 1999. On cover: /46 and accounts 1999-2000. Annual report 1999. – 0 10 148482 8 £6.00 – Scottish Agricultural Science Agency – R.K.M. Hay Date of laying: 30/8/00 (director) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 749 – SE/2000 34th annual report 1998-99. Scottish Executive papers 1 (2000)46 – iv, 32p., ill., tables: /65 – Scottish Law Commission – Lord Gill (chairman) – 30cm.–010297000 9 £8.20 House of Commons papers 1999-00 736 – Scottish Date of laying: 26/7/00 Executive papers 1 (2000)65 – x, 37p., col. ill., figs., tables: 30 cm. – Scot. Law Com. no. 179. – Covers period from June 1998 to December 1999. – 0 10 298000 4 £10.30 Date of laying: 25/7/00 SE/2000 The way forward for care: a policy position /67 paper. – Scottish Executive – Scottish Executive papers 1 (2000) 67 – vi, 62p.: 30 cm. – Dated July 2000. – On cover: Making it work together. – About the regulation of care services and early education, and the social services workforce. – 0 7480 8990 X Free Date of Laying 5/7/00

47 SE/2000 Scottish Economic Report: July 2000 SE/2000 Registers of Scotland Executive Agency. Annual /69* Date of laying: 20/7/00 /81 report and accounts 1999-2000. SE/2000 Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Prisons for Scotland: – Registers of Scotland Executive Agency – Alan W. Ramage (Keeper and chief executive) – House of /71 report for 1999-2000. Commons papers 1999-00 649 – [2], 54p., col. ill., – H.M. Inspectorate of Prisons for Scotland – Scottish map, tables: 30 cm. – The Registers of Scotland keeps Executive – Justice Department – C.B. Fairweather (Chief the General Register of Sasines & the Land Register of Inspector of Prisons for Scotland) – – x, 70p., map, col.ill., Scotland. – 0 10 298100 0 £12.70 tables: 30 cm. – 0 10 148242 6 £15.00 Date of laying: 26/7/00 Date of laying: 29/8/00 SE/2000 Registrar General for Scotland Annual Report SE/2000 Scottish Tourist Board Annual Report and Accounts /82* 1999 /72* 1999-2000 Date of laying: 20/7/00 Date of laying: 7/7/00 SE/2000 Scottish Tourist Board accounts 1999-2000: SE/2000 West of Scotland Water Annual Report and Accounts /83 accounts, prepared pursuant to section 6 (1) of /74* 1999-2000 the Development of Tourism Act 1969, of the Date of laying: 11/8/00 Scottish Tourist Board for the year ended 31 SE/2000 North of Scotland Water Authority Annual Report and March 2000, together with the report of the /75* Accounts 1999-2000 Comptroller and Auditor General thereon. Date of laying: 11/9/00 – Scottish Tourist Board – T.A Buncle (chief executive) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 686 SE/2000 Intelligence Services Act 1994, chapter 13: report of – 28p.: 30 cm. – In continuation of HCP no. 599 of /76 the Commissioner for 1999. 1998-99. - Dated 24 November 2000. – – Intelligence Services Commissioner – Lord Justice 0 10 556989 5 £6.50 Murray Stuart-Smith (Commissioner) – iv, 7p.: 30 cm. – 0 10 147772 4 £4.30 Date of Laying 6/7/00 Date of Laying 4/7/00 SE/2000 Modernising the Complaints System: /84* Consultation on Public Sector Ombudsmen in SE/2000 Interception of Communications Act 1985, chapter Scotland /77 56: report of the Commissioner for 1999. Date of laying: 3/10/00 – Interception of Communications Commissioner – Baron Michael Patrick Nolan (Commissioner) – iv, 15p.: 30 cm. – SE/2000 Scottish Children’s Reporter Administration 0 10 147782 1 £4.45 /86* Corporate Plan 2000-2003 Date of Laying 4/7/00 Date of laying: 10/7/00 SE/2000 Security Service Act 1989, chapter 5: report of the SE/2000 Historic Scotland. Annual report and accounts /78 Commissioner for 1999. /87 1999-2000 & corporate plan 2000-2001. – Office of the Security Service Commissioner – Lord – Historic Scotland – Graeme N. Munro (director & Justice Murray Stuart-Smith (Commissioner) – Scottish chief executive) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 Executive papers 1 (2000) 78 – iv, 10p.: 30 cm. – 712 – [2], 70p., ill., tables: 30 cm. – Key performance 0 10 147792 9 £4.00 targets 1999-2000 printed on flap inside front & back covers. - Corrected reprint, replacing that published on Date of Laying 4/7/00 08.08.2000 (Daily List 145), being issued free of SE/2000 Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency. Annual report charge to all known purchasers of the original. – /79 and accounts 1999-2000. 0 10 297100 5 £15.50 – Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency – P.E. Du Vivier Date of laying: 27/7/00 (chief executive) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 638 SE/2000 Scottish Legal Aid Board Annual Report – [72p.], ill. (col.), figs., tables: 30 cm. – An executive /88* 1999-2000 agency of the Scottish Executive Agriculture, Rural Affairs Department. – 0 10 297600 7 £15.00 Date of laying: 26/7/00 Date of laying: 13/7/00 SE/2000 Scottish Legal Aid Board Statement of Accounts /89* for Year ended 31 March 2000 SE/2000 Heritage Lottery Fund [and] National Heritage Date of laying: 26/7/00 /80 Memorial Fund: annual report and accounts 1999/2000. SE/2000 Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd Annual – National Heritage Memorial Fund – Eric Anderson /90* Report and Accounts for 1999-2000 (chairman), Anthea Case (director) – House of Commons Date of laying 14/7/00 papers 1999-00 645 – 60p., tables: 30 cm. – On cover: SE/2000 British Tourist Authority accounts 1999-2000: National Heritage Memorial Fund financial report & /91 accounts, prepared pursuant to section 6 (1) of accounts. - Annual report & accounts for the Heritage the Development of Tourism Act 1969, of the Lottery Fund begin on p. 22. – 0 10 556862 7 £9.25 British Tourist Authority for the year ended 31 Date of laying: 2/8/00 March 2000, together with the report of the Comptroller and Auditor General thereon. – British Tourist Authority – Jeff Hamblin (chief executive) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 730 – [2], 27p.: 30 cm. – In continuation of HCP no. 704 of 1998-99 (which published in 2001 (sic)). – 0 10 557037 0 £6.50 Date of Laying 17/7/00

48 SE/2000 Scottish Court Service. Annual report and accounts SE/2000 Sportscotland National Lottery Fund account /92 for 1999-2000. /99 1999-2000: account of the Sportscotland – Scottish Court Service – John Ewing (chief executive) – National Lottery Fund for the year ended 31 House of Commons papers 1999-00 729 – 88p., col. ill., March 2000, together with the certificate and figs., tables: 30 cm. – For the year ended 31 March 2000. – report of the Comptroller and Auditor General 0 10 297300 8 £16.50 thereon. Date of laying: 25/7/00 – Scottish Sports Council – A. Demspter (chairman), F.A.L. Alstead (accounting officer) – House of SE/2000 National Museums of Scotland Annual Report April Commons papers 1999-00 823 – 20p.: 30 cm. – In /93* 1999-March 2000 continuation of HCP no. 787 of 1998-99. - Dated 24 Date of laying: 18/7/00 November 2000. – 0 10 556964 X £5.00 SE/2000 Student Awards Agency for Scotland. Annual report Date of laying: 20/7/00 /94 and accounts 1999/2000. – Student Awards Agency for Scotland – David Stephen (chief executive) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 737 SE/2000 Police Act 1997, chapter 50: report of the Chief – vi, 34 p., ill., tables: 30 cm. – An Agency of the Scottish /101 Surveillance Commissioner for 1999-2000. Executive Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Department. – – Office of Surveillance Commissioners – Cabinet 0 10 297200 1 £8.80 Office – Scottish Executive – 14p.: 30 cm. – Title on p. 4: Annual report of the Chief Surveillance Date of laying: 27/7/00 Commissioner to the Prime Minister and Scottish SE/2000 Scottish Public Pensions Agency. Annual report and Ministers for 1999-2000 under part III of the Police Act /95 accounts 1999-2000. 1997. – This is the 1st report of this body, for the – Scottish Public Pensions Agency – Ralph Garden (chief period 22 February 1999 to 31 March 2000, and executive) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 738 – vi, relates to the authorisation of intrusive surveillance, 50p., col. ill., tables: 30 cm. – The SPPA was formerly i.e. authorised entry on or interference with property or known as the Scottish Office Pensions Agency. – with wireless telegraphy. There have been no 0 10 297500 0 £12.70 authorisations relating to wireless telegraphy during Date of laying: 26/7/00 this reporting period. – 0 10 148162 4 £4.00 Date of laying: 28/7/00 SE/2000 Chief Executive’s statement and accounts 1999-2000. /96 – Fisheries Research Services – A.D. Hawkins (chief SE/2000 Argyll and Clyde Board Annual Accounts executive) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 750 – /102* 1999-2000 47p., tables: 30 cm. – 0 10 297700 3 £13.20 Date of laying: 25/9/00 Date of laying: 27/7/00 SE/2000 Ayrshire and Arran Health Board Annual SE/2000 Highlands & Islands Enterprise network accounts /103* Accounts 1999-2000 /97 1999-2000: accounts, of Highlands & Islands Date of laying: 4/9/00 Enterprise prepared pursuant to section 30 (1) of the SE/2000 Borders Health Board Annual Accounts Enterprise and New Towns (Scotland) Act 1990, for /104* 1999-2000 the year ended 31 March 2000, together with the Date of laying: 4/9/00 Comptroller and Auditor General’s report thereon. – Highlands and Islands Enterprise – Iain A. Robertson SE/2000 Dumfries and Galloway Health Board Annual (chief executive) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 822 /105* Accounts 1999-2000 – 40p.: 30 cm. – In continuation of HCP no. 717 of 1998-99. Date of laying: 4/9/00 – 0 10 556995 X £8.00 SE/2000 Fife Health Board Annual Accounts 1999-2000 Date of laying: 20/7/00 /106* Date of laying: 8/9/00 SE/2000 National Radiological Protection Board accounts SE/2000 Forth Valley Health Board Annual Accounts /98 1999-2000: accounts, prepared pursuant to section 3 /107* 1999-2000 (4) of the Radiological Protection Act 1970, of the Date of laying: 8/9/00 National Radiological Protection Board showing the income and expenditure for the year ended 31 March SE/2000 Grampian Health Board Annual Accounts 2000 and balance sheet as at 31 March 2000, /108* 1999-2000 together with the report of the Comptroller and Date of laying: 25/8/00 Auditor General thereon. SE/2000 Greater Glasgow Health Board Annual Accounts – National Radiological Protection Board – R. H. Clarke /109* 1999/2000 (director), Walter Bodmer (chairman of board) – House of Date of laying: 24/8/00 Commons papers 1999-00 817 – [2], 22p.: 30 cm. – In continuation of HCP 754, 1998-99. - Dated 31 October SE/2000 Highland Health Board Annual Accounts 2000. – 0 10 556960 7 £5.00 /110* 1999/2000 Date of laying: 24/8/00 Date of laying: 20/7/00 SE/2000 Lanarkshire Health Board Annual Accounts /111* 1999-2000 Date of laying 4/9/00 SE/2000 Lothian Health Board Annual Accounts /112* 1999-2000 Date of laying 4/9/00 SE/2000 Orkney Health Board Annual Accounts /113* 1999/2000 Date of laying: 24/8/00

49 SE/2000 Shetland Health Board Annual Accounts 1999-2000 SE/2000 Forth Valley Primary Care NHS Trust Annual /114* Date of laying: 25/8/00 /133* Accounts 1999-2000 SE/2000 Tayside Health Board Annual Accounts for year to 31 Date of laying: 25/8/00 /115* March 2000 SE/2000 Grampian University Hospitals NHS Trust Date of laying: 20/9/00 /134* Accounts 1999/2000 SE/2000 Common Services Agency for the NHS in Scotland: Date of laying: 15/8/00 /116* Directors’ Report and Associated Statement and the SE/2000 Grampian Primary Health Care NHS Trust Annual Annual Accounts for the year to 31 March 2000 /135* Accounts Date of laying: 20/9/00 Date of laying 4/9/00 SE/2000 Scottish Ambulance Service Annual Accounts SE/2000 Greater Glasgow Primary Care NHS Trust /117* 1999-2000 /136* Annual Accounts 1999-2000 Date of laying: 10/8/00 Date of laying: 14/8/00 SE/2000 Scottish Council for Post Graduate Medical and SE/2000 North Glasgow University Hospitals NHS Trust /118* Dental Education Annual Accounts 1999-2000 /137* Annual Accounts Year Ended 31 March 2000 Date of laying: 11/8/00 Date of laying: 15/8/00 SE/2000 The State Hospitals Board for Scotland Annual SE/2000 South Glasgow University Hospitals NHS Trusts /119* Accounts 1999-2000 /138* Annual Accounts 1999/2000 Date of laying: 8/9/00 Date of laying: 15/8/00 SE/2000 Clinical Standards Board for Scotland Annual SE/2000 Yorkhill NHS Trust Annual Accounts 1999-2000 /120* Accounts 1999-2000 /139* Date of laying: 11/8/00 Date of laying: 25/8/00 SE/2000 Highland Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Report and SE/2000 Argyll and Clyde Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Annual /140* Accounts 31 March 2000 /121* Accounts Year Ended 31 March 2000 Date of laying: 15/8/00 Date of laying: 15/8/00 SE/2000 Highland Primary Care NHS Trust Report and SE/2000 Renfrewshire and Inverclyde Primary Care NHS Trust /141* Accounts 31 March 2000 /122* Annual Accounts 1999-2000 Date of laying: 9/8/00 Date of laying: 29/8/00 SE/2000 Lanarkshire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Annual SE/2000 Lomond and Argyll Primary Care NHS Trust Annual /142* Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2000 /123* Accounts 1999-2000 Date of laying: 10/8/00 Date of laying: 9/8/00 SE/2000 Lanarkshire Primary Care NHS Trust Annual SE/2000 Ayrshire and Arran Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Annual /143* Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2000 /124* Accounts for the year ended 31 March 1999 Date of laying: 10/8/00 Date of laying: 14/8/00 SE/2000 Lothian Primary Care NHS Trust Annual SE/2000 Ayrshire and Arran Primary Care NHS Trust Annual /144* Accounts for the year ended 31 March 1999 /125* Accounts 1999-2000 Date of laying: 14/8/00 Date of laying: 11/8/00 SE/2000 Lothian University Hospitals NHS Trust Annual SE/2000 Borders General Hospital NHS Trust Annual Accounts /145* Accounts 1999-2000 /126* for the year ended 31 March 2000 Date of laying: 11/8/00 Date of laying: 9/8/00 SE/2000 West Lothian Healthcare NHS Trust Annual SE/2000 Borders Primary Care NHS Trust Annual Accounts /146* Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2000 /127* 1999-2000 Date of laying: 9/8/00 Date of laying: 9/8/00 SE/2000 Tayside Primary Care NHS Trust Annual SE/2000 Dumfries and Galloway NHS Trust Acute and /147* Accounts 1999-2000 /128* Maternity Hospitals Annual Accounts for the year Date of laying: 9/8/00 ended 31 March 2000 SE/2000 Tayside University Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Date of laying: 9/8/00 /148* Accounts 1999-2000 SE/2000 Dumfries and Galloway Primary Care NHS Trust Date of laying: 29/8/00 /129* Annual Accounts 1999-2000 SE/2000 Scottish Homes accounts 1999-2000: accounts, Date of laying: 9/8/00 /149 of Scottish Homes showing the income and SE/2000 Fife Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Accounts for the year expenditure for the year ended 31 March 2000 /130* ended 31 March 1999 and the balance sheet as at 31 March 2000, Date of laying: 14/8/00 together with the report of the Comptroller and Auditor General thereon. SE/2000 Fife Primary Care NHS Trust Accounts for the year – Scottish Homes – John Ward (chairman) – House /131* ended 31 March 1999 of Commons papers 1999-00 839 – [2], 26, R4p.: 30 Date of laying: 14/8/00 cm. – In continuation of HCP no. 751 of 1998-99. – SE/2000 Forth Valley Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Dated 10 October 2000. – 0 10 556991 7 £6.50 /132* Accounts 1999-2000 Date of laying: 24/7/00 Date of laying: 25/8/00

50 SE/2000 Scottish Higher Education Funding Council accounts SE/2000 Royal Botanical Garden, Edinburgh accounts /150 1999-2000: accounts of Scottish Higher Education /159 1999-2000: account, prepared pursuant to c. 16, Funding Council showing the income and expenditure sch. 1, part II, para. 20 (2) of the National for the year ended 31 March 2000, and balance Heritage (Scotland) Act 1985 of the Royal sheet as at 31 March 2000, together with the report Botanical Garden, Edinburgh showing the of the Comptroller and Auditor General thereon. income and expenditure for the year ended 31 – Scottish Higher Education Funding Council – Christopher March 2000, and the balance sheet as at 31 Masters (chairman), John Sizer (chief executive & March 2000, together with the report of the accountable officer) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 Comptroller and Auditor General thereon. 840 – [2], 31p.: 30 cm. – In continuation of HCP no. 727 of – Royal Botanical Garden, Edinburgh – S. Blackmore 1998-99. – With correction slip dated November 2000. – On (Regius Keeper), Paul Nicholson (chairman) – House of title page: Further and Higher Education (Scotland) Act Commons papers 1999-00 866 – 32p.: 30 cm. – In 1992. – 0 10 556967 4 £7.20 Free continuation of HCP no. 769 of 1998-99. - Dated 21 Date of laying: 24/7/00 November 2000. – 0 10 557024 9 £7.20 SE/2000 Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission account Date of laying: 28/7/00 /151 1999-2000: accounts, of the Scottish Criminal Cases SE/2000 Gaelic Broadcasting Committee Annual Report Review Commission, presented pursuant to section /160* and Accounts 1999-2000 194a of the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995, Date of laying: 28/7/00 as amended by section 25 (2) of the Crime and Punishment (Scotland) Act 1997, for the period ended SE/2000 Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland Annual 31 March 2000, together with the certificate and /161* Accounts 1999/2000 report of the Comptroller and Auditor General Date of laying: 16/8/00 thereon. SE/2000 National Board for Nursing, Midwifery and – Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission – Robert /162* Health Visiting for Scotland Annual Report Eadie (chief executive (from 12 April 1999 to 24 December 1999-2000 1999)), Carol Kelly (chief executive (from 3 April 2000)) – Date of laying: 9/8/00 House of Commons papers 1999-00 845 – [2], 24p., ill., tables: 30 cm. – The Commission was established on 1 April SE/2000 Health Education Board for Scotland Annual 1999. – 0 10 556965 8 £4.40 /163* Accounts 1999-2000 Date of laying: 25/8/00 Date of laying: 24/7/00 SE/2000 Report by the Auditor General for Scotland on SE/2000 Scottish Enterprise accounts 1999-2000: account of /164* the Tayside Primary Care NHS Trust Annual /152 Scottish Enterprise prepared pursuant to section 30 Accounts 1999-2000 (1) of the Enterprise and New Towns (Scotland) Act 1990, for the year ended 31 March 2000, together Date of laying: 9/8/00 with the report of the Comptroller and Auditor SE/2000 Report by the Auditor General for Scotland on General thereon. /165* the West Lothian Healthcare NHS Trust Annual – Scottish Enterprise – Robert Crawford (accounting Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2000 officer) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 836 – 46p.: Date of laying: 9/8/00 30 cm. – In continuation of HCP no. 753 of 1998-99. – SE/2000 Report by the Auditor General for Scotland on 0 10 557013 3 £8.00 /166* the Highland Primary Care NHS Trust Report and Date of laying: 24/7/00 Accounts 31 March 2000 SE/2000 Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Distribution Date of laying: 9/8/00 /153* Fund Account 1999-00 SE/2000 Statement of Guarantee by the Scottish Date of laying: 24/7/00 /167* Ministers on Proposed Loans by Tayside Primary SE/2000 Western Isles Health Board Annual Accounts Care NHS Trust /154* 1999-2000 Date of laying: 14/8/00 Date of laying: 29/8/00 SE/2000 Report of the Auditor General for Scotland on SE/2000 Scottish Further Education Funding Council Accounts /168* Argyll and Clyde Acute Hospitals Trust Annual /155* 1999-2000 Accounts Year Ended 31 March 2000 Date of laying: 24/7/00 Date of laying: 15/8/00 SE/2000 Scottish Enterprise Network Annual Report and SE/2000 Report of the Auditor General for Scotland on /156* Accounts 1999-2000 /169* South Glasgow University Hospitals NHS Trust Date of laying: 25/7/00 Annual Accounts 1999/2000 Date of laying: 15/8/00 SE/2000 New Roads and Street Works Act 1991 Report on Toll /157* Roads and Toll Orders in Scotland 1999 SE/2000 Report of the Auditor General for Scotland on Date of laying: 26/7/00 /170* North Glasgow University Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Accounts Year Ended 31 March 2000 SE/2000 Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission First Date of laying: 15/8/00 /158* Annual Report and Accounts for the period 1 April 1999 to 31 March 2000 SE/2000 Report of the Auditor General for Scotland on Date of laying: 27/7/00 /171* Highland Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Report and Accounts 31 March 2000 Date of laying: 15/8/00

51 SE/2000 Report by the Auditor General for Scotland on SE/2000 New Opportunities Fund. Annual report and /172* Grampian University Hospitals Trust Accounts /187 accounts: for the financial year ended 31 March 1999/2000 2000. Date of laying: 15/8/00 – New Opportunities Fund – Jill Pitkeathley SE/2000 Seafish Annual Report and Accounts 1999-2000 (chairman), Stephen Dunmore (chief executive) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 892 – 72p.: 30 /173* Date of laying: 18/8/00 cm. – In continuation of HCP no. 240 of 1997-98. – SE/2000 Scottish Homes The National Housing Agency Annual 0 10 556910 0 £10.55 /174* Report 1999-2000 Date of laying: 24/10/00 Date of laying: 25/9/00 SE/2000 Great Britain. Great Britain. Annual report of Her SE/2000 Report by the Auditor General for Scotland on /188 Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary for /175* Renfrewshire and Inverclyde Primary Care NHS Trust Scotland 1999/2000. Annual Accounts 1999-2000 – H.M. Inspectorate of Constabulary for Scotland – Date of laying: 29/8/00 Scottish Executive – Justice Department – William SE/2000 Report by the Auditor General for Scotland on Tayside Taylor (chief inspector) – vii, 59p., col. ill., figs., tables: /176* University Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Accounts 30 cm. – Annual report for the period ending 31 March 1999-2000 2000. – On cover: Annual report 1999/2000: a year of Date of laying: 29/8/00 progress. – 0 10 148812 2 £18.50 Date of laying: 23/10/00 SE/2000 David MacBrayne Limited Annual Report and /177* Accounts 1999-2000 SE/2000 Report on real burdens. Date of laying: 5/9/00 /189 – Scottish Law Commission – Lord Gill (chairman Scottish Law Commission) – xx, 505p., tables: 30 cm. SE/2000 Caledonian MacBrayne Annual Report and Accounts – Scot. Law Com. no. 181. – A real burden is an /178* 1999-2000 obligation affecting land or buildings. It usually either Date of laying: 5/9/00 restricts the way in which the property can be used, or SE/2000 British Waterways Annual Report and Accounts imposes an affirmative obligation on its owner. – /179* 1999-2000 0 10 888018 4 £38.00 Date of laying: 5/9/00 Date of laying: 25/10/00 SE/2000 Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland Annual SE/2000 Damages under the Human Rights Act 1998: /181* Report 1999-2000 /190* Report by the Law Commission and the Scottish Date of laying: 6/11/00 Law Commission Date of laying: 2/10/00 SE/2000 Damages under the Human Rights Act 1998: report on /182 a reference under section 3 (1) (e) of the Law SE/2000 sportscotland Lottery Fund Annual Report Commissions Act 1965. /191* 1999-2000 – Law Commission – Scottish Law Commission, Lord Gill Date of laying: 9/10/00 (chairman of Scottish Law Commission) – Mr Justice Robert SE/2000 Scottish Natural Heritage Annual Report John Anderson Carnwath (chairman of Law Commission) – /192* 1999-2000 xxiv, 182p.: 30 cm. – Law Com. no. 266; Scot. Law Com. Date of laying: 14/11/00 no. 180. – 0 10 148532 8 £18.75 Date of laying: 20/9/00 SE/2000 Scottish Natural Heritage Facts and Figures /193* 1999-2000 SE/2000 Deer Commission for Scotland. Great Britain. Annual Date of laying: 14/11/00) /183 report 1999-2000. – Deer Commission for Scotland – Deer Commission for SE/2000 Annual Report of the Scottish Committee of the Scotland – Andrew Raven (chairman) – xi, 68p., col. ill.: 30 /195* Council on Tribunals for the period 1 August cm. – 0 11 497285 0 £15.00 1999 to 31 July 2000 Date of laying: 5/10/00 Date of laying: 21/11/00 SE/2000 Department of the Environment, Transport and the SE/2000 British Tourist Authority: Foreword and Annual Report 2000 /184* Regions Consultation Paper: Control of Noise From /196* Civil Aircraft Date of laying: 20/10/00 Date of laying: 28/9/00 SE/2000 Scotland’s Budget Documents 2000-01 for the SE/2000 Historic Buildings Council for Scotland. Great Britain. /197* year ending 31 March 2001: Scotland’s Autumn Budget Revisions /185 Annual report 1998-1999. – Historic Buildings Council for Scotland – Scottish Date of laying: 24/10/00 Executive – Sir Raymond Johnstone (chairman) – House of SE/2000 Further Education in Scotland 1999 Commons papers 1999-00 890 – [2], 30p., ill. (col.), tables: /198* Date of laying: 25/10/00 30 cm. – 0 10 298300 3 £10.00 SE/2000 The Food Standards Agency Statement of Date of laying: 24/10/00 /200* Objectives and Practices: Putting the Consumer SE/2000 Scottish Conveyancing & Executry Services Board. First /186 Annual report and accounts 1999-00. Date of laying: 6/11/00 – Scottish Conveyancing & Executry Services Board – Alistair C. Clark (chairman) – House of Commons papers 1999-00 891 – 24p., tables: 30 cm. – 0 10 298200 7 £7.70 Date of laying: 30/11/00

52 SE/2000 The BSE inquiry: SE/2000 United Kingdom Sports Council Lottery /201 [complete boxed set]. – BSE Inquiry. – Lord Phillips of /218* Distribution Account 1999-2000 Worth Matravers, June Bridgeman, Malcolm Date of laying: 6/12/00 Ferguson-Smith – House of Commons papers –887 Session SE/2000 Council on Tribunals. Great Britain. Annual 1999-00 - 16 vols. [various pagings], maps, figs. tables: 30 /219 report 1999/2000. cm. – Return to an order of the Honourable the House of Commons dated October 2000 for the report, evidence and – Council on Tribunals – Lord Chancellor’s Department supporting papers of the Inquiry into the emergence and – Lord Newton of Braintree (chairman, Council on identification of Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) Tribunals), R. John Elliot (chairman, Scottish and variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (vCJD) and the action Committee of the Council) – House of Commons taken in response to it up to 20 March 1996. – Vol. 1 papers 2000-01 23 – vii, 127p., col. ill., tables: 30 cm. includes CD of inquiry report vols. 1-16. – Individual volumes – 0 10 275701 1 £23.00 also available separately. Full set of 12 CDs of report, Date of Laying 19/12/00 evidence and supporting papers also available (ISBN SE/2000 Statistics Release: Homicides in Scotland in 0105569879).–010556986 0 £325.00 incl. VAT /222* 1999 Date of laying: 26/10/00 Date of laying: 6/12/00 SE/2000 Scottish Environment Protection Agency Report and SE/2000 sportsscotland annual review 1999/00 /202* Accounts for the Year Ended 31 March 2000 /223 Date of laying: 12/12/00 Date of laying: 31/10/00 SE/2000 The Scottish Arts Council annual report and SE/2000 Scottish Environment Protection Agency Annual /224 accounts 1999/2000 /203* Report 1999-2000 Date of laying: 14/12/00 Date of laying: 31/10/00 SE/2000 The Scottish Arts Council Annual Review and SE/2000 The 1999-2000 Audit of the Scottish Environment /225 Future Plan 1999-2000 /204* Protection Agency: Report by the Auditor General for Date of laying 14/12/00 Scotland Date of laying: 31/10/00 SE/2000 Statistical bulletin: criminal proceedings in /226 Scottish courts SE/2000 Horticultural Development Council Annual Report and Date of laying: 19/12/00 /205* Accounts 1998-99 Date of laying: 31/10/00 SE/2000 Statistical bulletin: motor vehicle offences in /227 Scotland 1999 SE/2000 Home-Grown Cereals Authority Annual Report and Date of laying: 19/12/00 /206* Accounts 1999-2000 Date of laying: 22/11/00 SE/2000 Scottish Qualifications Authority annual report /228 1999-2000 SE/2000 Scottish Natural Heritage Account 1999-2000 Date of laying: 21/12/00 /207* Date of laying: 3/11/00 SE/2000 Climate change: the UK programme. /209 – Department of the Environment, Transport and the Scottish Executive Papers 2001 Regions – Northern Ireland Assembly papers Session 2 (2000-2001) NIA 19/00 – Scottish Executive papers Session 2 (2000)SE 2000/209 – 212p., col. ill, col. maps, tables: 30 SE/2001 Scottish economic report. cm. – White paper. – 0 10 149132 8 £25.00 /01 January 2001 – Scottish Executive. – [2], vi, 84p., SE/2000 National Galleries of Scotland: Review, Report, graphs, tables: 30 cm.–184268423 X – £20.00 /210* Accounts and Catalogue of Acquisitions 1997-99 Date of laying: 19/1/01 Date of laying: 6/11/00 SE/2001 Forestry Commission: SE/2000 National Board for Nursing, Midwifery and Health /2 annual report and accounts 1999-2000 for Scotland. – /211* Visiting : Annual Accounts 1999-2000 Scottish Executive – Scottish Parliament – Forestry Date of laying: 22/11/00 Commission. – 92p., tables: 30 cm.–010888019 2 SE/2000 Scottish Transport Group Report and Accounts for the – £17.50 /213* year to 31 March 2000 Date of laying: 31/1/01 Date of laying: 7/12/00 SE/2001 Scotland’s Budget Documents 2001-02: Budget SE/2000 Audit Committee, 3rd Report 2000: The Scottish /3* (Scotland) (No.2) Bill for the year ending 31 /214* Ambulance Service: Response of the Scottish March 2002 Executive Health Department Date of laying: 25/1/01 Date of laying: 21/11/00 SE/2001 Communities Scotland Framework Document SE/2000 Government expenditure review in Scotland /4* Date of laying: 15/11/2001 /215 1998-1999 Date of laying 21/11/00 SE/2001 Scottish local government financial statistics SE/2000 Scottish Charities Nominee Annual Report for the /5 1998-1999. /216 year ended 31 August 2000 – Scottish Executive – Scottish Parliament. – 35p., Date of laying 12/12/00 figs, map, tables: 30 cm.–184268779 4 – £5.00 SE/2000 Audit Committee, 5th Report 2000: Agricultural Date of laying: 31/1/01 Business Improvement Scheme: Response of the /217* SE/2001 Scottish Strategy for Victims Scottish Executive Rural Affairs Department /6* Date of laying: 16/1/01 Date of laying: 29/11/00

53 SE/2001 Scottish Strategy for Victims: Scottish Executive SE/2001 Elmwood College: Report and Financial /7* Action Plan /26* Statements for the 16 months ended 31 July Date of laying: 16/1/01 2000 SE/2001 The Scottish Hospital Trust Annual Report and Date of laying: 28/3/01 /8* Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2000 SE/2001 Falkirk College of Further and Higher Education: Date of laying: 11/1/00 /27* Report and Financial Statements for the 16 months ended 31 July 2000 SE/2001 Aberdeen College Financial Statements for the 16 Date of laying: 29/1/01 /9* months to 31 July 2001 Date of laying:25/07/2001 SE/2001 Fife College of Further and Higher Education: /28* Annual Accounts Financial Year 1999-2000 SE/2001 Angus College: Audit for the 16 month period ended Date of laying: 20/2/01 /10* 31 July 2000 Date of laying: 30/1/01 SE/2001 Glasgow College of Building and Printing: Report /29 and Accounts 1999-2000 SE/2001 Anniesland College: Report and Accounts 31 July Date of laying: 6/2/01 /11* 2000 Date of laying: 20/2/01 SE/2001 Glasgow College of Food and Technology: /30* Consolidated Financial Statements for the 16 SE/2001 Ayr College: Report and Financial Statements for the months ended 31 July 2000 /12* 16 months ended 31 July 2000 Date of laying: 30/1/01 Date of laying: 29/1/01 SE/2001 Glasgow College of Nautical Studies: Annual SE/2001 Banff and Buchan College of Further Education: /31* Review and Accounts for the 16 months ended /13* Accounts for the 16 month period to 31 July 2000 31 July 2000 Date of laying: 19/3/01 Date of laying: 29/1/01 SE/2001 Barony College: Financial Statements for the 16 SE/2001 Glenrothes College Annual Accounts for the 16 month period ended 31 July 2000 /14* /32* months ended 31 July 2000 Date of laying: 31/1/01 Date of laying:24/07/2001 SE/2001 Bell College of Technology: Report of the Board of SE/2001 Inverness College Financial Statements and Management and Financial Statements for the period /15* /33* Report of the Board of Management for the to 31 July 2000 ended 31 July 2000 Date of laying: 19/3/01 Date of laying:26/07/2001 SE/2001 Borders College: Report and Financial Statements for SE/2001 James Watt College of Further and Higher the 16 months ended 31 July 2001 /16* /34* Education: Annual Accounts 1999-2000 Date of laying: 20/2/01 Date of laying: 23/2/01 SE/2001 Cardonald College: Report and Financial Statements SE/2001 Jewel and Esk Valley College: Financial Report for the 16 months ended 31 July 2000 /17* /35* for the period ended 31 July 2000 Date of laying: 30/1/01 Date of laying: 31/1/01 SE/2001 Central College of Commerce Board of Management: SE/2001 John Wheatley College: Audit for the 16 month Report and Financial Statements 1999-2000 /18* /36* period ended 31 July 2000 Date of laying: 1/06/01 Date of laying: 31/1/01 SE/2001 Clackmannan College: Financial Statements for the SE/2001 Kilmarnock College: Report and Financial 16 month period ending 31 July 2000 /19 /37* Statements for the 16 months ended 31 July Date of laying: 6/2/01 2000 SE/2001 Clydebank College: Annual Report and Accounts for Date of laying: 30/1/01 /20 the 16 month period ended 31 July 2000 SE/2001 Langside College Glasgow: Period end Accounts Date of laying: 6/2/01 /38* and Report of the Board of Management for the SE/2001 Coatbridge College: Report of the Board of 16 month period ended 31 July 2000 /21 Management and Financial Statements for the 16 Date of laying: 23/2/01 month period ending 31 July 2000 SE/2001 Lauder College, Dunfermline: Annual Accounts Date of laying: 5/3/01 /39* 1999-2000 SE/2001 Cumbernauld College: Report and Financial Date of laying: 26/1/01 /22 Statements for the 16 month period ending 31 July SE/2001 Lews Castle College Annual Accounts for the 16 2000 /40* months ended 31 July 2001 Date of laying: 6/2/01 Date of laying:25/07/2001 SE/2001 Dumfries and Galloway College: Report and Financial SE/2001 Moray College Annual Report and Financial Statement for the period 1 April 1999 to 31 July 2000 /23* /41* Statements for the 16 months ended 31 July Date of laying: 24/1/01 2000 SE/2001 Dundee College: Report of the Board of Management Date of laying:26/07/2001 /24 and Financial Statements for the 16 month period SE/2001 Motherwell College: Financial Statements for ending 31 July 2000 /42* the 16 month period ended 31 July 2000 Date of laying: 6/2/01 Date of laying: 31/1/01 SE/2001 Edinburgh’s Telford College: Report and Financial /25* Statements for the period ended 31 July 2000 Date of laying: 26/1/01

54 SE/2001 North Glasgow College: Report and Accounts for the SE/2001 The Local Government Finance (Scotland) Order /44* year ended 31 July 2000 /64 2001: Date of laying: 20/2/01 report by the Scottish Ministers under paragraph 2 (3) SE/2001 North Highland College: Group Report and Financial of schedule 12 to the Local Government Finance Act 1992. – Scottish Executive – Scottish Parliament. – /45* Statements 31 July 2000 12p., tables: 30 cm. – About payments of revenue Date of laying: 20/2/01 support grant and the distributable amount of SE/2001 Oatridge Agricultural College Report and Financial non-domestic rate income for Scotland for 2000-01 /46 Statements for the period ended 31 July 2000 and 2001-02. – Corrected reprint.–010888020 6 Date of laying: 6 February 2001 – £3.75 SE/2001 Perth College: Financial Statements for the 16 months Date of laying: 25/1/01 /48* ended 31 July 2001 SE/2001 Freedom of information: Date of laying: 20/2/01 /65 consultation on draft legislation. – Scottish Executive. SE/2001 Reid Kerr College: Audit fore the 16 months ended 31 – [3], 42p., tables: 30 cm. – Laid before the Scottish /49* July 2000 Parliament by the Scottish Ministers March 2001. – Date of laying: 28/3/01 Includes the consultation draft of Freedom of Information (Scotland) Bill.–184268903 7 – £7.50 SE/2001 South Lanarkshire College: Annual Report and SE/2001 Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service: /52* Financial Statements for the 16 months ended 31 July 2000 /66* Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2000 Date of laying: 29/1/01 Date of laying: 31/1/01 SE/2001 Stevenson College, Edinburgh: Financial Report for SE/2001 Scottish Executive Development Department: Erskine Bridge Accounts 1999-2000 /53* the 16 month period to 31 July 2000 /67* Date of laying: 26/1/01 Date of laying: 07/02/01 SE/2001 Stow College: Report and Financial Statements for SE/2001 Contingent Liability: Clinical Trial of blood products produced by the Scottish National /54* the period ended 31 July 2000 /68 Blood Transfusion Service Fractionation Centre - Date of laying: 24/1/01 Minute by the Scottish Executive SE/2001 West Lothian College: 16 Month’s Accounts Date of laying: 6/2/01 /55* 1999-2000 SE/2001 Criminal Injuries Compensation Board Date of laying: 24/1/01 /69* Thirty-Sixth Report and Accounts for the Year SE/2001 New Directions: Report on the Review of the Mental ended 31 March 2000 /56* Health (Scotland) Act 1984 Date of laying: 30/3/01 Date of laying: 25/1/01 SE/2001 Thirty-fifth annual report 2000. 2001 National Board for Nursing, Midwifery and Health /70 – Scottish Law Commission – Lord Gill (chairman /57* Visiting for Scotland Account 1999-2000 Scottish Law Commission). – x, 33p., col. ill., tables: Date of laying: 25/1/01 30 cm. – Scot. Law Com. no. 182.–010888021 4 SE/2001/ Code of Recommendations for the Welfare of – £9.30 58 Livestock: Sheep Date of Laying 7/3/01 Date of laying 17 January 2001 SE/2001 The Housing Support Grant Order 2001-02: SE/2001/ Evaluation of Regional Selective Assistance /71* Report by Scottish Ministers laid under sections 59 1991-1995 191(9) and 192(3) of the Housing (Scotland) Act Date of laying 24 January 2001 1987 Date of laying 14/02/01 SE/2001 Special Grant Report No.1 – Special Grant for /60* Scotland Asylum Seeker Assistance: Report by the SE/2001 British Potato Council: Stimulating, Development Scottish Ministers /72* and Promoting the British Potato Industry – Date of laying: 23/1/01 Report and Accounts 1999-2000 laid under section 88(3) of the Scotland Act 1998 SE/2001 Special Grant Report No.2 – Special Grant for Date of laying 14/02/01 /61* Scotland Kosovan Evacuees: Report by the Scottish Ministers SE/2001 Contingent Liability: Contract to Transfer Date of laying: 23/1/01 /73 Technology from the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service to the Egyptian Organisation SE/2001 Audit Committee Report on Scottish Enterprise: for the Biological products and Vaccines /62* Skillseekers Training for Young People – Response of (VACSERA) which is owned by the Egyptian the Scottish Executive to the Principal Government Recommendations Date of laying 5/3/01 Date of laying: 23/1/01 SE/2001 Special Grant Report No.3: Special Grant Report SE/2001/ Audit Committee 6th Report 2000, New Scottish /74* on Grant in Aid of Expenditure on Rail Services 63 Parliament Building: Response of the Scottish in the Strathclyde Passenger Transport Area Executive Auditor General for Scotland Date of laying: 5/3/01 (Date of laying 2 February 2001 SE/2001 Progress Report on Consideration of Case for /75 Priority Based Dispatch Date of laying 14/02/01

55 SE/2001 The Housing Support Grant Order 2001-2002: SE/2001 Scotland’s appropriation accounts for the period /76 report by Scottish Ministers under sections 191 (9) and 192 /91 from 1 July 1999 to 31 March 2000. (3) in respect of an Order under sections 191 and 192, of – National Audit Office. – [2], R1, 106p.., tables: 30 the Housing (Scotland) Act 1987. – Scottish Executive. – cm. – In continuation of HCP 331, session 2000-01 8p.: 30 cm.–010888022 2 – £3.75 (ISBN 0102887012) for the period from 1 April 1999 SE/2001 Statistical Bulletin: Reconvictions of Offenders to 30 June 1999.–010288601 6 – £12.90 /77* Discharged from Custody or given Non-Custodial Date of laying: 27/3/01 Sentences in 1995, Scotland SE/2001 Criminal Injuries Compensation Appeals Panel Date of laying: 28/2/01 /92* Accounts 1999-2000 SE/2001 Costs, sentencing profiles and the Scottish criminal Date of laying: 30/3/01 /78 justice system 1999. SE/2001 Scottish Consolidated Fund accounts for the – Scottish Executive – Scottish Parliament. – i, 53p., figs, /93 period 1 July 1999 to 31 March 2000: tables: 30 cm. – On cover: CP(S)A section 306. – Includes accounts, prepared pursuant to sections 64-72 6 (1) of 1999-2000 statistics. This report will be published annually. the Scotland Act 1998 (transitory and transitional – 1 84 268436 1 – Free provisions) (finance) order 1999, of the Scottish Date of laying: 30/3/01 Consolidated Fund for the period 1 July 1999 to 31 SE/2001 The Police Grant (Scotland) Order 2001: Report by the March 2000, together with the report of the Comptroller and Auditor General thereon. – Scottish /79 Scottish Ministers Executive – A. Muir Russell (accounting officer). – Date of laying 8 March 200) 13p.: 30 cm. – In continuation of HCP 370 session SE/2001 Accounts Commission for Scotland: Accounts for the 2000-01 (ISBN 0102897018) for the period 1 April /80 five month period to 31 March 2000 1999 to 30 June 1999.–010289801 4 – £3.75 Date of laying: 8/3/01 Date of laying: 27/3/01 SE/2001 Criminal Injuries Compensation Appeals Panel Forth SE/2001 Core departments’ resource accounts for the /81* Report and Accounts for the Year ended 31 March /94* year ended 31 March 2000. 2000 – Scottish Executive – Scottish Parliament. – 51p., Date of laying: 30/3/01 chiefly tables: 30 cm.–010888026 5 – £9.10 SE/2001 Overdraft Guarantee for East of Scotland Water Date of laying: 11/4/01 /82* Authority SE/2001 Food Standards Agency: Departmental Report – Date of laying: 16/3/01 /95* the Government’s Expenditure Plans 2001-02 to SE/2001 Overdraft Guarantee for West of Scotland Water 2003-04 and Main Estimates 2001-02 /83* Authority Date of laying: 30/3/01 Date of laying: 16/3/01 SE/2001 A new way of caring for a special place: The SE/2001 Overdraft Guarantee for North of Scotland Water /96* Report on the proposal for a Loch Lomond and /84* Authority The Trossachs National Park Date of laying: 16/3/01 Date of laying: 11/4/01 SE/2001 Sea Fisheries (Shellfish) Act 1967: Shellfish Orders SE/2001 Scottish Hospitals Endowment Research Trust /85 and Apllications 2000 /97* Forty-Sixth Annual Report and Accounts Date of laying: 7/3/01 999-2000 Date of laying: 02/4/01 SE/2001 Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Fire Services for /86 Scotland: SE/2001 Scottish Teacher’s Pension Scheme Scotland report for 1999-2000. – H.M. Fire Services Inspectorate for /98 1999-2000. Scotland – Dennis T. Davis (HM Chief Inspector (from 1 – Ralph Garden (chief executive). – 28p.: 30 cm. – June 1999)). – 62p., col. ill., graphs, map, tables: 30 cm. – Issued by the Scottish Public Pensions Agency. – Previous edition published as Cm 4518, SE 1999/46 (ISBN 0 10 888034 6 – £6.30 0101451822).–010888023 0 – £14.60 Date of laying: 09/4/01 Date of laying: 30/3/01 SE/2001 Parole Board for Scotland: SE/2001 Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority Annual /99 report for 2000. – Parole Board for Scotland – James /87* Report and Accounts 1999-2000 J. McManus (chairman). – 30p., graphs, tables: 30 Date of laying: 30/3/01 cm. – On cover and title page: Annual report 2000. – The 1999 report was issued as a House of Commons SE/2001 Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000: Code of paper/Scottish Executive paper. – With correction slip, /88* Practice for Local Authorities Exercising Functions dated June 2001.–010888030 3 – £9.20 under the Act – Effective from 2 April 2001 Date of laying: 21/06/01 Date of laying: 30/3/01 SE/2001 Meat and Livestock Commission Annual Report SE/2001 Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000: Code of /100* 2000 /89* Practice for Persons Authorised under Part to Access Funds of an Adult – Effective from 2 April 2001 Date of laying: 11/4/01 Date of laying: 30/3/01 SE/2001 Agricultural Marketing Schemes Report of 1999-2000 SE/2001 Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000: Code of /101* /90* Practice for Continuing and Welfare Attorneys – Date of laying: 11/4/01 Effective from 2 April 2001 SE/2001 Central Council for Education and Training in Date of laying: 30/3/01 /102 Social Work Account 1999-2000 Date of laying 18 April 2001

56 SE/2001 National Archives of Scotland resource accounts for SE/2001 Scottish Economic Report: June 2001 /103 the year ended 31 March 2000. /119 Date of laying: 28/06/01 – National Archives of Scotland – Scottish Parliament – SE/2001 Local Government Finance (Scotland) (No.2) George P. Mackenzie (accounting officer). – [2], 27p., chiefly /120 * Order: Report by the Scottish Ministers tables: 30 cm.–010888028 1 – £6.90 Date of laying: 17/5/01 Date of laying: 8/5/01 SE/2001 Home Energy Conservation Act 1995: First SE/2001 General Register Office for Scotland resource /121* Progress Report to the Scottish Parliament /104 accounts for the year ended 31 March 2000. Date of laying: 22/5/01 – General Register Office for Scotland – Scottish Parliament – John N. Randall (Registrar General for Scotland). – [2], SE/2001 Historic Buildings Council for Scotland: 27p., chiefly tables: 30 cm.–010888029 X – £6.90 /122 annual report 1999-2000. – Historic Buildings Council Date of laying: 8/5/01 for Scotland – Scottish Parliament – Sir Raymond Johnstone (chairman). – 27p., col. ill. : 30 cm. – SE/2001 47th annual report 2000. 0 10 888033 8 – £10.40 /105 – Ancient Monuments Board for Scotland – Scottish SE/2001 Scottish Legal Services Ombudsman Annual Executive – Michael Lynch (chairman). – 24p., col. ill.: 30 /123 Report 2000-01 cm.–010888027 3 – £8.70 Date of laying: 27/6/01 Date of laying: 30/4/01 SE/2001 Contingent Liability (SE/2001/68): Amendment to SE/2001 Statistical Bulletin: Recorded Crime in Scotland, 2000 /127 Table of Clinical Trials of Blood Products /106 * Produced by the Scottish National Blood Date of laying: 23/4/01 Transfusion Service Protein Fractionation Centre SE/2001 Report on diligence. Date of laying: 21/6/01 /107 – Scottish Law Commission – Lord Gill (chairman). – xvii, SE/2001 Scottish Executive Response to the Audit 237p.: 30 cm. – Scot. Law Com. no. 183. – /129 Committee, 1st Report 2001: Overview of the 0 10 888031 1 – £20.70 National Health Service in Scotland Date of laying: 16/5/01 Date of laying: 20/6/01 SE/2001 Fisheries Research Services Report and Accounts SE/2001 Scottish Qualifications Authority: Accounts /108* 2000-2001 /130 1999-2000 Date of laying 30/08/2001 Date of laying: 21/6/01 SE/2001 Scottish Executive Development Department: SE/2001 Scottish Transport Group Pension Fund Surplus: /109* Non-Domestic Rating Account 1999-2000 /131 Indemnities to be Granted by Scottish Ministers Date of laying: 26/4/01 to the Trustees of the Scottish Transport Group Pensions Funds SE/2001 Scottish Children’s Reporter Administration Accounts /110 * 1999-2000 Date of laying: 21/6/01 Date of laying: 26/4/01 SE/2001 Special Grant Report No.4 and Guidance for Local Authorities: The Domestic Water and SE/2001 Scottish Executive: /132 Sewerage Charges (Reduction) (Scotland) /111 consolidated resource accounts for the year ended 31 Regulations 2001 March 2000. – Scottish Executive – A. Muir Russell Date of laying: 25/6/01 (Permanent Secretary, Scottish Executive). – [2], 59p.: 30 cm.–010888032 X – £10.20 SE/2001 Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park: Date of laying: 17/5/01 /135 Consultation on draft Designation Order Date of laying: 27/6/01 SE/2001 Best Value in Local Government ‘Next Steps’: /112* Responses to Consultation Paper SE/2001 Construction Industry Training Board Annual Date of laying: 2/5/01 /136 Report 2000 Date of laying: 29/6/01 SE/2001 Nitrogen and Phosphorus Supplement to the Code of /114* Good Practice on Prevention of Environmental SE/2001 Engineering Construction Industry Training Pollution From Agriculture Activity /137 Board Annual Report and Financial Statements Date of laying: 10/5/01 Date of laying: 29/6/01 SE/2001 Crofters Commission Annual Report 2000-01 SE/2001 Scottish Drug Enforcement Agency: Annual /115 Date of laying: 27/06/01 /138 Report 2000-1 Date of laying: 2/5/01 SE/2001 The Report on the Proposal for a Loch Lomond and /116* The Trossachs National Park: An Account of the SE/2001 Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission: Consultation Programme and Analysis of Responses /140 Second Annual Report and Accounts for the (Report 2) period 1 April 2000 to 31 March 2001 Date of laying: 21/5/01 Date of laying: 28/6/01 SE/2001 The Report on the Proposal for a Loch Lomond and SE/2001 Industrial Development Act 1982: Annual Report /117* The Trossachs National Park: Key Findings from the /141 2000-01 Consultation Programme’s Public Events (Report 3) Date of laying: 28/6/01 Date of laying: 21/5/01 SE/2001 The Report on the Proposal for a Loch Lomond and /118* The Trossachs National Park: Evaluation of the Consultation Programme (Report 4) Date of laying: 21/5/01

57 The Advice and Assistance (Assistance by Way Auditor General for Scotland of Representation) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2001 (Date of laying 13/11/00) The Producer Responsibility Obligations AGS/2000 The New Scottish Parliament Building: An (Packaglng Waste) Amendment (Scotland) /2 Examination of the Management of the Holyrood Regulations 2000 (Date of laying 17/11/00) Project Undertaking by the Scottish Ministers under Date of laying: 19/9/00 section 2(1) of the Highlands and Islands AGS/2000 A measure of protection: a baseline report by the Shipping Services Act 1960 (Date of laying 13/12/00) /3 Auditor General for Scotland on performance measurement in the Scottish Environment Agency Date of laying: 14/12/00 2001 The Number of Inner House Judges (Variation) AGS/2000 Overview of the National Health Service in Scotland Order 2001 (Date of laying 08/01/01) /4 1999-2000. A report by the Auditor General for The Legal Aid (Scotland) Act 1986 Amendment Scotland Regulations 2001 (Date of laying 08/11/01) Date of laying: 20/12/00 The Advice and Assistance (Assistance by Way 2001 of Representation) (Scotland) Amendment (No.2) AGS/2001 Waste Management in Scottish hospitals: Report by Regulations 2001 (Date of laying 08/01/01) /1 the Auditor General for Scotland The Budget (Scotland) Act 2000 (Amendment) Date of laying: 30/1/01 (No.2) Order 2001 (Date of laying 25/01/01) AGS/2001 Equipped to care - Managing Medical equipment in The draft Scotland Act 1998 (Transfer of Functions to the Scottish Ministers etc.) Order /2 the NHS in Scotland: Report by the Auditor General for Scotland 2001 (Date of laying 01/02/01) Date of laying: 8/3/01 The Highlands and Islands Enterprise Area of Operation (Scotland) Order 2001 (Date of laying AGS/2001 National Health Service bodies in Tayside: A Report 06/02/01) /3 by the Auditor General for Scotland The Civil Defence (Scotland) Regulations 2001 Date of laying: 15/3/01 (Date of laying 08/02/01) AGS/2001 Governance and Financial Management at Moray The Housing Support Grant (Scotland) Order /4 College: Report by the Auditor General for Scotland 2001 (Date of laying 14/02/01) Date of laying: 30/1/01 The Advice and Assistance (Financial Conditions) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 (Date of AGS/2001 Youth Justice in Scotland: A baseline report by Audit laying 14/02/01) /5 Scotland The Civil Legal Aid (Financial Conditions) Date of laying: 19/06/01 (Scotland) Regulations 2001 (Date of laying 14/02/01) Limited Liability Partnerships (Scotland) Draft Statutory Instruments Regulations 2001 (Date of laying 14/02/01) The Part-Time Sheriffs (Removal Tribunal) Regulations 2001 (Date of laying 05/04/01) Draft statutory instruments laid before the Scottish The Justices of the Peace (Tribunal) (Scotland) Parliament Regulations 2001 (Date of laying 05/04/01) The Sex Offenders (Notice Requirements) 2000 (Foreign Travel) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 The Train Operating Companies (Rateable Values) (Date of laying 26/04/01) (Scotland) (No.2) Order 2000 (Date of laying 21/09/00) The Graduate Endowment (Scotland) Regulation The Budget (Scotland) Act 2000 (Amendment) (No.2) 2001 (Date of laying 15/05/01) Order 2000 (Date of laying 24/10/00) The Consumer Protection Act 1987 (Product The Scotland Act 1998 (Transfer of Functions to the liability) (Modification) (Scotland) Order 2001 Scottish Ministers etc.) (No.2) Order 2000 (Date of (Date of laying 17/05/01) laying 02/11/00) The Scotland Act 1998 (Transfer of Functions to The Scotland Act 1998 (Cross-Border Public the Scottish Ministers etc.) (No. 2) Order 2001 Authorities) (Adaptation of Functions etc.) (No.2) (Date of laying 18/05/01) (Date of laying 02/11/00) The International Criminal Court (Immunities and The Welfare of Farmed Animals (Scotland) Privileges) Order 2001 (Date of laying 21/06/01) Regulations 2000 (Date of laying 03/11/00) The Criminal Legal Aid (Scotland) (Prescribed The Education (National Priorities) (Scotland) Order Proceedings) Amendment Regulations 2001 2000 (Date of laying 06/11/00) (Date of laying 28/06/01) The Scotland Act 1998 (Modifications of Schedule 5) The Advice and Assistance (Assistance by Way Order 2000 (Date of laying 09/11/00) of Representation) (Scotland) Amendment (No 3) Regulations 2001 (Date of laying 28/06/01)

58 bilingual text on its website to the maximum extent Petitions practicable as recommended by the ‘Secure Status for Gaelic’ Report (lodged on 21 July 2000) PE252 Petition by Sustainable Stewartry calling for the Scottish Parliament to undertake or commission a Public petitions are one means whereby the public can public inquiry in order to secure effective freedom of make representations to the Parliament. Public petitions choice for those facing death or arranging for funerals are governed by Standing Orders Rules 15.4-6, as to their and burials in Scotland (lodged on 21 July 2000) form and their consideration by the Parliament. PE253 Petition by Sustainable Stewartry calling for the Scottish Parliament to investigate, promote and assist Details on how to submit petitions are provided in a Public in the production of cars powered by compressed air Information Service leaflet “Guidance on the submission (lodged on 21 July 2000) of public petitions” (Factfile 5). A complete list of petitions is available on the Scottish Parliament website ( for PE254 Petition by William McCormack calling for the Scottish progress of petitions, see also What’s Happening in the Parliament to introduce legislation to ensure all lottery Scottish Parliament (WHISP). or public funded advice services are subject to an annual independent audit to assess the quality of advice by staff and volunteers (lodged on 25 July 2000) PE243 Petition by Jim Gibson calling for the Scottish Parliament to PE255 Petition by Frank Harvey calling for the Scottish remedy the water price increases in the North of Scotland Parliament to take immediate action to ban the use of Water Authority (NoSWA) area by ensuring that there is general anaesthetics in Scottish dental surgeries effective democratic scrutiny of this public service (lodged (lodged on 28 July 2000) on 3rd July 2001) PE256 Petition by Mr Browning on behalf of various retailers in PE244 Petition by Graeme Brown on behalf of Holyrood View Polwarth calling for the Scottish Parliament to improve Residents Association calling for the Scottish Parliament to the Children’s Report procedures to quickly remove reintroduce wheel clamping with a charge for release in persistent criminals from society and to press the order to reduce 'illegal parking' (lodged on 3rd July 2001) Scottish Executive to reject proposals regarding PE245 Petition by Keith Cowan for Outright Scotland calling for the criminal responsibility and the hearings system Scottish Parliament to change Scottish public sector pension contained in the “Stop Youth Crime Now” paper (lodged schemes to ensure they provide survivor benefits to on 28 July 2000) interdependent unmarried partners of scheme members PE257 Petition by Frank Harvey calling for the Scottish (lodged on 21 July 2000) Parliament to order a public enquiry into the Kingston PE246 Petition by Kildalton and Oa Community Council, Kilarrow Bridge, highlighting all aspects of design and and Kilmeny Community Council and the Kilchoman and construction which have necessitated the forthcoming Partnahaven Council, Councillors J Findlay and R Currie repairs and suggesting what could be done to avoid calling for the Scottish Parliament to request Scottish Natural future disruptions to the traffic flow across it (lodged on Heritage, the Scottish Executive and the Scottish Minister, 3 August 2000) as appropriate not to proceed with the designation of the PE258 Petition by Frank Harvey calling for the Scottish South-East Islay Skerries Special Area of Conservation Parliament to order a public enquiry into the findings of (lodged on 21 July 2000) a report by Pat Grant, A&E consultant at the Western PE247 Petition by Epilepsy Association of Scotland calling for the infirmary, Glasgow, on the discrimination of elderly Scottish Parliament to ensure there are co-ordinated health patients in the NHS (lodged on 11 August 2000) and social services that will benefit the 30,000 people in PE259 Petition by Kirsty Dickson calling for the Scottish Scotland with epilepsy (lodged on 21 July 2000) Parliament to urge the Scottish Executive to take PE248 Petition by Robert Durward calling for the Scottish immediate action to stop the erection of Parliament to introduce legislation to compel slower drivers telecommunication masts of 15 metres and under, in to use passing places, in specified circumstances, to allow residential and environmentally sensitive areas, during other traffic to pass safely and to ensure that sufficient the intervening period until full planning powers can be passing places exist which are adequately signposted established (lodged on 23 August 2000) (lodged on 21 July 2000) PE260 Petition by George Anderson calling for the Scottish PE249 Petition by Leon P G Cadman-Goodwin calling for the Parliament to urge the Scottish Executive to appeal to Scottish Parliament to seek resolve with the UK Parliament the Government of Israel to grant Mordechai Vanunu’s to a) call an immediate stop on excise duty or tax increases release from prison (lodged on 23 August 2000) on road diesel derv; b) legislate to prevent illegal use of PE261 Petition by Alex O’Kane calling for the Scottish rebated diesel by all types of tractors; and c) legislate to Parliament to urge the North Glasgow Community ensure all tractors used on the public highway are the Forum (NGCF) to answer in writing the correspondence subject of yearly MOT testing (lodged on 21 July 2000) and questions sent to it by the Petitioner (lodged on 23 PE250 Petition by Frank Harvey calling for the Scottish Parliament August 2000) to not repeal bail exclusion in the Bail, Judicial Appointments PE262 Petition by Louise Robertson on behalf of Save the Vale etc. (Scotland) Bill (lodged on 21 July 2000) Campaign calling for the Scottish Parliament to urge PE251 Petition by Comann Ceilteach Oilthigh Dhun Eideann calling the Scottish Executive to provide funding for the NHS for the Scottish Parliament to remove the necessity that to ensure that the area served by Vale of Leven English translation be supplied along with any Petition Hospital has the level of healthcare that it deserves submitted in Gaelic and to develop a formal policy of using (lodged on 23 August 2000)

59 PE263 Petition by Joan Higginson calling for the Scottish Parliament European Convention on Human Rights in relation to to investigate the handling of the issues raised in previous public access to records held (lodged on 29 September Petitions on the construction of the A701, and to present any 2000) recommendations to the Scottish Executive to ensure that PE276 Petition by Elizabeth Girling on behalf of Lothian Allergy individuals and local communities have input into future Support Group calling for the Scottish Parliament to transport infrastructure proposals (lodged on 25 August establish specialist clinics for the diagnosis and 2000) treatment of allergies in NHS hospitals in Scotland PE264 Petition by J S Morrison on behalf of the Scottish Private (lodged on 29 September 2000) Investigators Forum calling for the Scottish Parliament to PE277 Petition by David Emslie calling for the Scottish urge the Scottish Executive to pass a Private Investigators Parliament to initiate a public enquiry into the (Registration) Bill, thus recognising the specific concerns of administration of Grampian Housing Association Ltd., private investigation within the private security industry with a view to the introduction of legislation to allow (lodged on 25 August 2000) the monitoring and audit of housing associations in PE265 Petition by George McAulay on behalf of U. K. Men’s Scotland (lodged on 29 September 2000) Movement calling for the Scottish Parliament to: a) protect PE278 Petition by Frank Harvey calling for the Scottish innocent men against false rape allegations through Parliament to ban the feeding of cattle blood, fat and anonymity when accused; b) introduce a new crime of False gelatin to cows to reduce the risk of BSE transmission Rape Allegation; c) create a register of False Rape Accusers (lodged on 29 September 2000) and d) publish annually a study of all rape cases including false rape allegations (lodged on 29 August 2000) PE279 Petition by Anne Macdonald on behalf of the Kirkcaldy Area Abuse Survivors’ Project calling for the Scottish PE266 Petition by Mr and Mrs Currie calling for the Scottish Parliament to urge the Scottish Executive to recognise Parliament to pass legislation, preferably at national level, the requirement for a central fund, allowing the that all vehicle engines be switched off after two minutes at establishment of a network of agencies to provide rest to protect the environment (lodged on 29 August 2000) national support to adult survivors of childhood sexual PE267 Petition by J R Thomson calling for the Scottish Parliament abuse, and which will offer security of funding to to amend the Planning and Building Regulations to ensure all existing services (lodged on 29 September 2000) new buildings where hot water is required are fitted with PE280 Petition by Judy Wilkinson on behalf of the Scottish Solar Panels (lodged on 8 September 2000) Allotments and Gardens Society calling for the Scottish PE268 Petition by Frank Harvey calling for the Scottish Parliament Parliament to recognise the importance and popularity to order a public enquiry into the reasons why organs were of allotments and to establish an Allotments Working removed from dead children with out parental consent and Group that would actively protect and promote stored at Yorkhill Hospital (lodged on 8 September 2000) allotment provision in Scotland (lodged on 3 October PE269 Petition by James Nixon calling for the Scottish Parliament 2000) to repeal sections of the Education (Scotland) Act 1980 PE281 Petition by Isobel Brydie calling for the Scottish regarding religious beliefs in the employment of teachers Parliament to take action to ensure that all Scottish (lodged on 8 September 2000) prosecutions following contravention of Section 1 of PE270 Petition by Andrew Baker on behalf of A1 East Linton the Road Traffic Act 1988 - Causing Death by Steering Group calling for the Scottish Parliament to consider Dangerous Driving be heard in the High Court (lodged reviewing the proposals for the A1 Expressway between on 3 October 2000) Haddington and Dunbar to ensure that the Expressway PE282 Petition by Frank Harvey calling for the Scottish provides direct access to and from East Linton in both Parliament to ban body piercing and tattooing in directions (lodged on 8 September 2000) Scotland, in order to protect young people from PE271 Petition by Andy Gibb on behalf of Westfield Community disfigurement or death (lodged on 6 October 2000) Council calling for the Scottish Parliament to investigate and PE283 Petition by Geraldine MacDonald on behalf of the make recommendations to upgrade and complete the A801 Scottish Organisation Relating to the Retention of (lodged on 8 September 2000) Organs (SORRO) calling for the Scottish Parliament to PE272 Petition by National Farmers’ Union of Scotland calling for initiate a public inquiry into the practice of organ the Scottish Parliament to amend the Disease of Fish retention at post-mortem without the appropriate (Control) Regulations 1994 to include compensation parental consent (lodged on 6 October 2000) payments, rights of appeal and access to scientific data PE284 Petition by Fraser MacKenzie calling for the Scottish (lodged on 11 September 2000) Parliament to investigate the proposed sale of land in PE273 Petition by Friends of Durris Forests calling for the Scottish the area of East Mains, East Kilbride, by South Parliament to ensure that 4x4 off-road driving does not take Lanarkshire Council and to urge the sale to be place in any public forest managed by the Forestry withdrawn in light of the loss of an open recreation Commission (lodged on 14 September 2000) area to the community (lodged on 9 October 2000) PE274 Petition by Patricia Drysdale calling for the Scottish PE285 Petition by Charles Bell Thom calling for the Scottish Parliament to ensure there is an inquiry into the safety and Parliament, through its Justice and Home Affairs welfare practices in operation at Jessiefield Prison, Dumfries Committee, to investigate his property title with a view (lodged on 14 September 2000) to clarifying what he sees as a confusion in the law in this area (lodged on 9 October 2000) PE275 Petition by Brent Hodgson calling for the Scottish Parliament to urge the Rural Affairs Department of the Scottish PE286 Petition by Roderick Maclean calling for the Scottish Executive to abide by the rules of natural justice and the Parliament to take steps to revise the Naval Military and Air Forces etc (Disablement and Death) Service

60 Pension Order 1983 in order to ensure equity for all service PE298 Petition by Avril McKen calling for the Scottish personnel (and ex-service personnel) for injuries sustained in Parliament to recommend that the Forres ambulance the service of the Crown (lodged on 20 October 2000) unit remains at Leanchoil Hospital, Forres and is PE287 Petition by Frank Harvey calling for the Scottish Parliament upgraded to a 24 hour service, in light of the proposal to oppose the suggestion of an ‘opt-out’ policy in relation to to relocate the unit to Elgin (lodged on 15 November organ retention, where persons who do not wish to donate 2000) their organs after death must carry a card stating their PE299 Petition by Tricia Donegan calling for the Scottish objection (lodged on 3 November 2000) Parliament to investigate whether the additional driving PE288 Petition by Frank Harvey calling for the Scottish Parliament offences of failure to possess the correct licence, MOT to ask the MOD to explain why its contract to build four or insurance documentation should be taken into roll-on roll-off ferries was awarded to a German shipbuilder consideration at court hearings concerning a fatality (lodged on 3 November 2000) caused by dangerous driving (lodged on 21 November 2000) PE289 Petition by Frank Harvey calling for the Scottish Parliament to seek an explanation from the MOD as to why it awarded a PE300 Petition by Andy Scott on behalf of Tay Access Group contract for British Army uniforms to a German firm, which calling for the Scottish Parliament to cancel the was subsequently withdrawn following poor workmanship Warrant Cards of all Wardens appointed under the (lodged on 14 November 2000) Freshwater and Salmon Fisheries (Scotland) Act 1976, with the intention of protecting women and children PE290 Petition by Frank Harvey calling for the Scottish Parliament from convicted sex-offenders (lodged on 21 November to ban amphibious vehicles from transporting passengers 2000) and especially children, on the River Clyde, or on any other river in Scotland (lodged on 14 November 2000) PE301 Petition by Steve Sankey on behalf of Scottish Wildlife Trust calling for the Scottish Parliament to ensure that PE291 Petition by Alan Melville on behalf of Napier Students Scotland’s peatland sites receive strict protection by Association calling for the Scottish Parliament to implement proposing 17 additional candidate Special Areas of the Cubie Report in its entirety (lodged on 14 November Conservation in order to meet the requirements and 2000) spirit of the European Habitats and Species Directive PE292 Petition by Clive Fairweather on behalf of Sidegate and in the initiation of measures to reduce the Residents’ Association calling for the Scottish Parliament to consumption of peat (lodged on 23 November 2000) investigate the recommendations made in the most recent PE302 Petition by David Brown on behalf of The Greater Public Local Inquiry on the designation of land for housing Glasgow Private Hire Association calling for the at Briery Bank, Haddington and to initiate a new, fully Scottish Parliament to urge Glasgow City Council to independent, public inquiry (lodged on 14 November 2000) take steps to give Private Hire Cars the same rights of PE293 Petition by William H Watson calling for the Scottish access to Glasgow’s bus lanes and restricted roads, as Parliament to urge the Scottish Executive to initiate a judicial are enjoyed by Hackney taxis (lodged on 23 November review of whether the proposed modification to the Local 2000) Plan to allow housing development at Briery Bank, PE303 Petition by J E Allan calling for the Scottish Parliament Haddington violated the human rights of the of the to reverse the decision by South Lanarkshire Council to petitioners and if so, to instruct a further public inquiry erect a two and a half storey building at Hunter (lodged on 14 November 2000) Street/Montgomery Street, East Kilbride and to instruct PE294 Petition by Ian Arnott on behalf of Haddington And District the council to use this site for social housing only Amenity Society calling for the Scottish Parliament to (lodged on 27 November 2000) recognise the historical and cultural significance of the land PE304 Petition by J E Allan calling for the Scottish Parliament at Briery Bank, Haddington; to investigate the to reverse the decision by South Lanarkshire Council to recommendations made by the most recent Public Local erect dwelling houses at the gap site at Philipshill Road, Inquiry into the designation of land at Briery Bank for East Kilbride (lodged on 27 November 2000) housing; and to initiate a new public inquiry (lodged on 14 November 2000) PE305 Petition by Dorothy McIlwraith on behalf of county federations of Scottish Women’s Rural Institutes calling PE295 Petition by A I Murray on behalf of the Silverknowes for the Scottish Parliament to ensure that proposed Residents’ Action Group calling for the Scottish Parliament to changes to the current benefit payments system will urge the City of Edinburgh Council to review its plans for not lead to the closure of rural post offices and the relocation of the football pitch on Silverknowes Green associated businesses (lodged on 27 November 2000) and to ensure that future planning applications allow sufficient opportunities for interested parties to voice their PE306 Petition by Thomas Minogue calling for the Scottish concerns (lodged on 14 November 2000) Parliament to request that all members of the Judiciary declare membership of organisations such as PE296 Petition by Frank Harvey calling for the Scottish Parliament Freemasons and that such a register be made available to recommend the suspension of the construction of the on request (lodged on 27 November 2000) funicular railway in the Cairngorms until the inquiry into the Austrian ski-train accident that occurred on 11 November PE307 Petition by Dougal Carnegie on behalf of the Scottish 2000, has been completed (lodged on 15 November 2000) Traditional Music Lobbying Group, calling for the Scottish Parliament to provide the necessary support PE297 Petition by Donald Matheson on behalf of Joint Action and funding to promote traditional arts and culture in against the M74 calling for the Scottish Parliament to Scotland through the inclusion of these topics in the investigate the impact that the proposed M74 Northern mainstream educational curriculum and the Extension will have upon the communities and small establishment of a Traditional Arts Centre in Edinburgh businesses along its route (lodged on 15 November 2000)

61 and Regional Centres throughout Scotland (lodged on 28 design a National Berry Strategy to raise home-based November 2000) consumption of raspberries within Scotland (lodged on PE308 Petition by Maureen McCann on behalf of the Blackbraes 6 December 2000) Protection Committee calling for the Scottish Parliament to PE317 Petition by Jim Irons on behalf of Rawlings & Lower investigate and reverse the decision by South Lanarkshire Silvertonhill Action Group calling for the Scottish Council in relation to the sale of undeveloped land in the Parliament to request that South Lanarkshire Council Blackbraes area of Calderwood, East Kilbride (lodged on 6 adhere to the South Lanarkshire Development Plan December 2000) when considering planning applications for the Larch PE309 Petition by M Whitehead calling for the Scottish Parliament Grove/Silvertonhill Avenue open space site and to ask Greater Glasgow Health Board to produce detailed undertake to maintain and improve this open space for plans as part of an investigation into the existing Victoria recreational use (lodged on 6 December 2000) Infirmary site and associated grounds, when considering a PE318 Petition by Bob and Vera Scotland calling for the proposed site for the acute hospital for South Glasgow Scottish Parliament to take the opportunity presented (lodged on 29 November 2000) through the publication of the Scottish Health Plan, to PE310 Petition by Gerald Eve Chartered Surveyors on behalf of Mr allocate new funds specifically for improving Mental Michael D Barclay and others calling for the Scottish Health Services, particularly Care in the Community Parliament to amend existing legislation, to revoke the (lodged on 6 December 200) permitted development rights for all mobile phone base PE319 Petition by Sean Clerkin calling for the Scottish stations in sensitive areas and make available planning Parliament to redistribute income and wealth in documentation in relation to the development and installation Scotland with the aim of reversing the inequalities of of telecommunications apparatus near residential areas the free market economy and reducing poverty (lodged (lodged on 29 November 2000) on 6 December 2000) PE311 Petition by Stephen Borland on behalf of Y Network Glasgow PE320 Petition by John Watson on behalf of World calling for the Scottish Parliament to provide details of: how Development Movement (WDM) Scotland calling for it intends to avoid a repetition of the SQA Exam Results the Health and Community Care Committee of the crisis in future years; the steps it will take in order to Scottish Parliament to examine the possible evaluate the effect of Social Inclusion in relation to the lives implications for health policy in Scotland of the World of Glaswegian young people; the measures it will implement Trade Organisation’s liberalisation of trade in services to ensure that student finance is fair and open to all; and, (lodged on 6 December 2000) how it proposes to tackle the issue of transport safety in the PE321 Petition by Mr Alexander Good calling for the Scottish Greater Glasgow area (lodged on 29 November 2000) Parliament to abolish council tax and replace it with PE312 Petition by Marion Munro on behalf of The Scottish Pure another method of local taxation (lodged on 6 Water Association calling for the Scottish Parliament to December 2000) uphold the decision of the ten Regional Councils of Scotland, PE322 Petition by J E Allan calling for the Scottish Parliament as stated in 1993, not to add artificial fluoride to the public to instruct South Lanarkshire Council to improve water supplies (lodged on 6 December 2000) security entry to 80-94 Franklin Place, East Kilbride PE313 Petition by Hugh Devine calling for the Scottish Parliament to (lodged on 11 December 2000) resolve a dispute between householders and a developer in PE323 Petition by M R Watkin calling for the Scottish Deaconsbank, Glasgow over land maintenance (lodged on 6 Parliament to change current legislation in such a way December 2000) as to give equal rights to both developers and objectors PE314 Petition by Cllr Alan D Grant calling for the Scottish to developments and to take appropriate action to Parliament to investigate the decision of Tayside Health prevent any development at 8a Montague Street, Board to close Meigle Community Day Hospital and transfer Dundee (lodged on 11 December 2000) its services to Blairgowrie Community Hospital, and to pass PE324 Petition by Kay Reid calling for the Scottish Parliament the petition to the relevant Parliamentary Committee in the to call for a Fatal Accident Inquiry into the sudden hope that Tayside Health Board will reverse its decision death of Dwayne Hood at Ayr Hospital on 9 June 2000 (lodged on 6 December 2000) and request that the Scottish Executive institute a Right PE315 Petition by William Smith calling for the Scottish Parliament of Appeal to the Lord Advocate where a Fatal Accident to investigate the following issues: effect of the weapons Inquiry has been ruled out (lodged on 11 December dump off the Western Isles on fisheries, public health and 2000) the environment; television advertising of alcohol and PE325 Petition by Catriona Windle on behalf of The Stafford tobacco; heroin use in Scotland; the health implications of Centre mental health project calling for the Scottish aspartame and lindane; nuclear missiles based in Scotland; Parliament to investigate how the level of funding the rights of OAPs; inactive radioactive submarines at provided to the Centre might be increased to allow for Rosyth and; the reduction of retirement age to 55 (lodged on the re-establishment and expansion of its services, 6 December 2000) thus enabling the provision of essential support to PE316 Petition by Hector MacLean calling for the Scottish those most at risk of suicide and self-harm (lodged 18 Parliament to provide the funding and support necessary to December 2000)

62 PE326 Petition by Stella Anderson on behalf of the Scottish Peoples real issues between the parties involved are properly Mission calling for the Scottish Parliament to return and identified; that delay is minimised; and that interim restore the Stone of Scone to the community of Scone payments and jury trials are made available to victims (lodged on 18 December 2000) (lodged on 29 January 2001) PE327 Petition by Duncan Hope on behalf of the Blairingone and PE337 Petition by the Retained Firefighters Union calling for Saline Action Group calling for the Scottish Parliament to the Scottish Parliament to ensure that the Minister for request that legislation be revised to ensure that public Justice takes into account the concerns of its members health and the environment are not at risk from the current in Oban before reaching a decision on Strathclyde Fire practice of spreading sewage sludge and other Brigade’s proposals for restructuring the fire service in non-agriculturally derived waste on land in Scotland (lodged the Oban area (lodged on 31 January 2001) on 18 December 2000) PE338 Petition by James Bennett calling for the Scottish PE328 Petition by Mohammed Younus Shaikh calling for the Parliament to ask the Scottish Executive to provide a Scottish Parliament to review arrangements for the billing model for and/or criticisms of his suggested alternative and collection of Water and Sewerage charges to ensure approach to the transfer of ownership of council that they are affordable to those claiming Income Support on housing (lodged on 5 February 2001) a permanent basis (lodged on 18 December 2000) PE339 Petition by John Lyon calling for the Scottish PE329 Petition by William Christie calling for the Scottish Parliament to introduce legislation restricting hedge Parliament to amend the relevant legislation to make trimming and heavy rolling of pastures and fields during licensing board procedures fairer and more equitable (lodged certain periods of the year in the interests of wildlife on 18 December 2000) (lodged on 9 February 2001) PE330 Petition by Rob Gibson on behalf of the Andrew de Moray PE340 Petition by George Scott on behalf of the Lochgoilhead Project calling for the Scottish Parliament to urge Historic Chalet Owners Association calling for the Scottish Scotland to give greater publicity, interpretation and Parliament to implement emergency action to ensure investment to sites and buildings of national importance and that people who own property on rented land, where in particular, to erect directional signs to key places of that property cannot be removed without being interest associated with Andrew de Moray, William Wallace, destroyed, are not deprived of their property whilst King Robert Bruce and the Wars of Independence (lodged on responses to the Consultation on Legislation to Provide 4 January 2001) Greater Protection to Hutters in Scotland are being PE331 Petition by Tricia Donegan calling for the Scottish Parliament considered and until such provisions are made law to investigate why drivers who have made deliberate (lodged on 9 February 2001) decisions when driving which cause risk to the lives of PE341 Petition by Martin Barnet on behalf of the Student others are classed as careless drivers when prosecuted, Representative Council of Craigmount High School, even in the event of a fatality (lodged on 9 January 2001) Edinburgh, calling for the Scottish Parliament to abolish PE332 Petition calling for the Scottish Parliament to create controls mandatory unit assessments in Scottish schools to require MSPs to declare to the Standards Committee (lodged on 22 February 2001) details of members of their staff to ensure that in instances PE342 Petition by Neil Kay calling for the Scottish Parliament where they recruit relatives the most suitable person has to (a) consider framing national guidelines for school been hired for the post (lodged on 22 January 2001) closures that are at least as fair and comprehensive as PE333 Petition by Charles Douglas on behalf of the Humanist those adopted in England, and (b) ask councils to Society of Scotland calling for the Scottish Parliament to consider deferring decisions on any school closures amend sections 8, 9, 14 and 15 of the Marriage (Scotland) until these new guidelines have been established Act 1977, to give Humanist and other secular marriage (lodged on 22 February 2001) ceremonies the same legal status as religious ceremonies PE343 Petition by Thea Rae calling for the Scottish Parliament (lodged on 22 January 2001) to review and amend the existing law pertaining to PE334 Petition by Tony Southall on behalf of the Scottish Campaign contracts between building companies and their clients for Nuclear Disarmament calling for the Scottish Parliament (lodged on 22 February 2001) to ask the Scottish Executive to initiate a review of PE344 Petition by Thelma McCaffery on behalf of the Highland Emergency Planning measures for nuclear submarine Movement Against Water Fluoridation calling for the accidents in Scotland to ensure there is adequate protection Scottish Parliament to institute a research programme for the local population and the environment (lodged on 22 into the effects of fluoride in water supplies on the January 2001) human body (lodged on 23 February 2001) PE335 Petition by Lou Howson, on behalf of The Confederation of PE345 Petition by David Alexander on behalf of the Scottish Scotland’s Elderly, calling for the Scottish Parliament to urge Federation of Housing Associations calling for the the Scottish Executive to implement in full the Scottish Parliament to reject the Minister for recommendations contained in the Report by the Royal Communities' proposals to extend the Right to Buy to Commission on Long Term Care, “With Respect to Old Age”, Housing Association tenants when it considers the and not to commission a further review of the Housing (Scotland) Bill (lodged on 5 March 2001) recommendations (lodged on 29 January 2001) PE346 Petition by Lawrence Fitzpatrick on behalf of Scotland PE336 Petition by Frank Maguire of Thompsons Solicitors and Opposing Opencast calling for the Scottish Parliament Solicitor Advocates, on behalf of Clydeside Action on to take various steps to protect local communities and Asbestos, calling for the Scottish Parliament’s Justice the environment from the adverse effects of opencast Committees to initiate a review of the powers and coal mining in Scotland (lodged on 9 March 2001) procedures of the Court of Session in handling cases involving victims of asbestos poisoning, to ensure that the

63 PE347 Petition by Kenneth Mitchell calling for the Scottish PE359 Petition by Maurice Frank calling for the Scottish Parliament to investigate the practice of shoeing Clydesdale Parliament to enact a principle in relation to the Horses and to introduce legislation to make such style of obligations of individuals in property law (lodged on 27 shoeing illegal unless sanctioned, for medical reasons, by a April 2001) Veterinary Surgeon (lodged on 13 March 2001) PE360 Petition by Maurice Frank calling for the Scottish PE348 Petition by James A Grant calling for the Scottish Parliament Parliament to abolish all inequality between the to implement a pilot study of the manner and methods of judiciary and other participants in court cases, psychiatric care and treatment in the NHS in Aberdeen City specifically in relation to conduct allowed in court during the past 25 years (lodged on 13 March 2001) (lodged on 27 April 2001) PE349 Petition by Thomas Stevenson calling for the Scottish PE361 Petition by Stuart Usher on behalf of Scotland Against Parliament to carry out an urgent investigation into the Crooked Lawyers calling for the Scottish Parliament to reasons why cancer rates are statistically higher in East (a) ensure that the Scottish Executive complies with all Lothian than elsewhere in the Lothian Health Board Area articles and provisions of the European Convention on (lodged on 13 March 2001) Human Rights; (b) take various steps in relation to the PE350 Petition by Mike Sutherland calling for the Scottish regulation of the Law Society of Scotland and the Parliament to ensure that the implementation of a SAC in the Faculty of Advocates; (c) to take a further range of Moray Firth will not compromise the livelihoods of all those steps to reform and improve the justice system in who use the firth by restricting their fishing methods (lodged Scotland (lodged on 27 April 2001) on 21 March 2001) PE362 Petition by Jane Sargeant on behalf of The People’s PE351 Petition by DrDHSReid calling for the Scottish Parliament Protest calling for the Scottish Parliament to address to initiate an inquiry into the handling of complaints made to the establishment of a survival fund to which the Local Government Ombudsman regarding local individuals and small businesses can apply for funding authorities (lodged on 27 March 2001) to alleviate the immediate cash flow problems which have been brought about by the outbreak of foot and PE352 Petition by Duncan Shields calling for the Scottish Parliament mouth disease (lodged on 3 May 2001) to examine, in the light of the Shipman Enquiry, the use or misuse of doctors reports by lawyers in court actions PE363 Petition by Stan Gregory calling for the Scottish (lodged on 27 March 2001) Parliament to appoint independent consultants to examine and propose changes to the structure and PE353 Petition by Tom Pitcairn on behalf of the Tarff Valley Heritage operation of Scottish Councils with a view to improving Group, calling for the Scottish Parliament to (a) urge the efficiency (lodged on 11 May 2001) Scottish Executive to call in for scrutiny the planning consent given for a meat processing factory on the outskirts of PE364 Petition by Tony Southall on behalf of the Scottish Ringford, and (b) initiate steps towards changing the law Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, calling for the which prevents community groups from appealing to the Scottish Parliament to investigate the adverse Secretary of State in relation to planning cases (lodged on 3 consequences of the location and operation of Trident april 2001) and associated nuclear weapons systems in Scotland in relation to its powers, and in particular to examine PE354 Petition by Councillor Charles Kennedy calling for the the Faslane Safety Plan and to publicise its findings Scottish Parliament to take a view on the proposals to (lodged on 11 May 2001) remove acute medical and surgical services at Stobhill General Hospital, and take whatever further action is PE365 Petition by Iain MacSween on behalf of the Scottish appropriate (lodged on 4 april 2001) Fishermen’s Organisation Limited, calling for the Scottish Parliament to review Fixed Quota Allocations PE355 Petition by Duncan Shields calling for the Scottish Parliament which incorporate the track records of fishing vessels to examine the regulations regarding local councillors’ with a view to ascertaining with whom the property interests and the use of council department reports in court rights to Scotland’s fish stocks lie, and take appropriate actions which may be biased in favour of clients of legal action to ensure that the fish stocks that are currently firms in which councillors may be partners (lodged on 5 april under the jurisdiction of the Scottish Parliament are not 2001) sold to owners whose main place of business is PE356 Petition by Hendry Williams on behalf of Troqueer outwith the UK (lodged on 11 May 2001) Homeowners Committee, calling for the Scottish Parliament PE366 Petition by Andy McDonald on behalf of the Craigmillar to establish the mechanism and appropriate forum for the Community Information Service, calling for the Scottish resolution of disputes between local authorities and home Parliament to urge the Scottish Executive to support owners of former local authority homes as a matter of the CCIS Digital Inclusion Charter and to take a range of urgency (lodged on 5 april 2001) steps to tackle the problem of the digital divide (lodged PE357 Petition by Douglas Paterson, Chief Executive of Aberdeen on 11 May 2001) City Council, calling for the Scottish Parliament to support PE367 Petition by Eric Drummond calling for the Scottish calls for the necessary investment in the transport Parliament to ensure that adequate and equal services infrastructure in the Aberdeen area to be provided as a for the diagnosis and treatment of those suffering from matter of urgency (lodged on 17 April 2001) sleep apnoea are available throughout Scotland (lodged PE358 Petition by Christopher Helson calling for the Scottish on 15 May 2001) Parliament to allocate a plot of land within the boundary of PE368 Petition by Robert Brown calling for the Scottish the new Scottish Parliament building at Holyrood to be Parliament to (a) change the current discriminatory defined in law as a place where any one person has the right system of measuring the distance to and from school to lay down (lodged on 27 April 2001) to determine eligibility to school transport, and (b) set up an evaluation of the personal safety issues of the

64 routes to and from schools in Livingston (lodged on 22 May other disposals currently taking place in the East End of 2001) Glasgow (lodged on 11 June 2001) PE369 Petition by Brian J Rostron, on behalf of Confederation of UK PE378 Petition by Andrew Nelson calling for the Scottish Coal Producers, calling for the Scottish Parliament to urge Parliament to take whatever action is necessary to the Scottish Executive to take steps to guarantee: (a) that start the process for the Scottish aboriginal people to exploitable coal deposits are accorded positive policies make a claim for status (lodged on 11 June 2001) within development plans; (b) that opencast coal PE379 Petition by Andrew Wood, on behalf of the Independent development is considered within the planning system like Farming Group, calling for the Scottish Parliament to any other development proposal; (c) that the strategic need take appropriate action to financially support those for coal is recognised in the determination of opencast coal farmers who farm within the restricted areas of applications, and (d) that energy, from a Scottish Scotland, who have not been required to cull their employment business and economic perspective, is livestock, but who have nevertheless incurred high recognised as an important consideration in government costs as a direct result of the foot and mouth disease development planning and guidance (lodged on 29 May outbreak (lodged on 12 June 2001) 2001) PE380 Petition by David Macnab, on behalf of the East of PE370 Petition by Lydia Reid on behalf of Scottish Parents for a Scotland Supporters Association, calling for the Public Enquiry into Organ Retention, calling for the Scottish Scottish Parliament to (a) take account of the Parliament to take the necessary steps to ensure that a full recommendation made in the 5th Report 2000 of the public inquiry, chaired by an eminent member of the European Committee that Committees of the Parliament judiciary, is carried out into the issue of organ retention to should actively consider ways to promote fans' ensure that the illegal removal and storage of tissue and participation in the decision making process within organs will not be repeated; and to examine the role and senior Scottish football, and (b) request that the power held by the Procurator Fiscal to order a post mortem Education, Culture and Sport Committee initiate an (lodged on 30 May 2001) inquiry into these issues (lodged on 12 June 2001) PE371 Petition by John Calder, on behalf of Banff Academy and PE381 Petition by Thomas Campbell, on behalf of TGWU and other Aberdeenshire parents action groups, calling for the UNISON, calling for the Scottish Parliament to examine Scottish Parliament to take a view on whether the Scottish Ambulance Service's proposals to close Aberdeenshire Council and other local authorities are fully five of its eight Scottish Operations rooms and to complying with existing legislation governing school satisfy itself that the implications of these proposals transport entitlement and to review and amend the existing will not detrimentally effect the staff, the other legislation to ensure that it fully reflects the road traffic emergency services and the medical profession whom conditions of today (lodged on 5 June 2001) rely on the co-operation of the ambulance service, and PE372 Petition by Robert Epps, on behalf of a group of farmers and in particular the level of service provided to the general crofters from the islands of Islay and Jura, calling for the public (lodged on 13 June 2001) Scottish Parliament to ensure that a revised Less Favoured PE382 Petition by Thomas Howe calling for the Scottish Area Support Scheme be introduced by 2002, giving priority Parliament to take the necessary steps to give the to those farming in the most severely disadvantaged areas of unborn child recognition in Scottish civil law (lodged on Scotland (lodged on 6 June 2001) 28 June 2001) PE373 Petition by Mr and Mrs Raymond Dorricott calling for the PE383 Petition by Ken Alstaff calling for the Scottish Scottish Parliament to amend the current legislation with Parliament to order a detailed examination of the regard to the issue of summary warrants by Sheriffs to local potential benefits of relocating more civil service jobs authorities, insofar as this relates to the rights of alleged away from Edinburgh and Glasgow to the regions of debtors to reply or make comment before a warrant is issued Scotland, and to ask the Scottish Executive to expedite (lodged on 7 June 2001) the current proposals to relocate some public agencies PE374 Petition by Dr Steve Gilbert calling for the Scottish and departments (lodge on 28 June 2001) Parliament to act urgently to investigate and redress the PE384 Petition by Eddie Nicol, on behalf of those involved in under funding of Chronic Pain Management Services, to the agricultural industry in the Shetland Islands, calling debate the matter in Parliament and to urge the Minister for for the Scottish Parliament to take measures to redress Health and Community Care and Health Boards to move the injustice of the current Less Favoured Area Support chronic pain up the health agenda (lodged on 11 June 2001) Scheme (lodged on 28 June 2001) PE375 Petition by Elaine Crawford calling for the Scottish PE385 Petition by Fiona Henderson calling for the Scottish Parliament to carry out a review of criminal injuries Parliament to recognise Gaelic as the second national compensation procedure and policy, and a review of language of Scotland and, by ensuring appropriate sentencing policy on violent crime (lodged on 11 June 2001) access, that Gaelic education does not become socially PE376 Petition by Linda Simkin calling for the Scottish Parliament to exclusive (lodged on 28 June 2001) amend the Protection of Animals (Scotland) Act 1912 so that PE386 Petition by Les Ward, on behalf Advocates for Animals, it becomes an offence to allow an animal to exist in a calling for the Scottish Parliament to urge the Scottish condition likely to cause it suffering (lodged on 11 June Executive to initiate an independent public inquiry into 2001) all aspects of the recent foot and mouth outbreak in PE377 Petition by Michael Kayes calling for the Scottish Parliament Scotland, including those relating to animal welfare to carry out an urgent investigation into the practice of toxic (lodged on 28 June 2001) dumping, cattle incineration and other polluting activities in built-up areas, with particular reference to the dumping and

65 PE387 Petition by Stuart Housden, on behalf of RSPB Scotland, SP 1514Proposal for a Council Regulation laying down control calling for the Scottish Parliament to pass legislation, based measures applicable to fishing for certain stocks of on the Scottish Executive's proposals in The Nature of highly migratory fish (EC Ref 12074/00 COM(2000) 619 Scotland, to strengthen and extend the law protecting final) (Priority scrutiny by the European Committee Scotland's wildlife (lodged on 28 June 2001) during their CFP Inquiry on Tuesday 12 December 2000) SP 1523Proposal for a European Parliament and Council Recommendation concerning the implementation of Integrated Coastal Zone Management in Europe (COM(2000) 545 final)(Priority scrutiny by the European Committee during their CFP Inquiry on Tuesday 12 European Documents December 2000) SP 1531Proposal for a Council Decision on a Community financial contribution towards certain expenditure to implement certain management measures on highly European documents are scrutinised by the Scottish migratory fish (EC Ref 12498/00 COM(2000) 651 final) Parliament's European Committee. Sifted documents are (Priority scrutiny by European Committee as part of passed to the relevant Scottish Parliament committees for CFP Inquiry on Tuesday 28 November 2000) further scrutiny. These documents are listed below. See Committee Proceedings section for description of the SP 1611Proposal for a Council Decision on a financial European Committee's remit. contribution by the Community to certain expenditure incurred by the Member States in implementing the Availability: Please contact the EPICs document centres. control, inspection and surveillance systems applicable For a full list of centres in Scotland, see to the common fisheries policy(EC Ref 12504/00 http://www.cec.org.uk/relays/regions/relsc.htm#pir. COM(2000) 684 final) (Priority scrutiny by the European SP972 Initiative by the Federal Republic of Germany for a Committee during their CFP Inquiry on Tuesday 12 framework Decision on criminal law protection against December 2000) fraudulent or unfair anti-competitive conduct in relation to SP 1612Proposal for a Council Regulation amending Regulation the award of public contracts in the common market and (EC) No. 2791/1999 laying down certain control Communication from the Federal Republic of Germany (EC measures applicable in the area covered by the Ref 6920/00) (Referred to the Justice and Home Affairs Convention on future multilateral cooperation in the Committee on Tuesday 31 October 2000) north-east Atlantic fisheries (EC Ref 12754/00 SP 1190 Draft Framework Decision on the standing of victims in COM(2000) 686 final) (Priority scrutiny by the European criminal procedure (EC Ref 9720/00) (Referred to the Justice Committee during their CFP Inquiry on Tuesday 12 and Home Affairs Committee on Tuesday 31 October 2000) December 2000) SP1250 Communication from the Commission to the Council, the SP 1613Proposal for a Council Regulation fixing for the 2001 European Parliament, the Economic and Social Committee fishing year the guide prices for the fishery products and the Committee of the Regions -Social Policy Agenda (EC listed in Annexes I and II and the Community producer Ref 9964/00 COM(2000) 379 final) (Referred to Enterprise price for the fishery products listed in Annex III to and Lifelong Learning Committee by the European Committee Regulation (EC) No. 104/2000 (EC Ref 12758/00 on Tuesday 31 October 2000) COM(2000) 681 final) (Priority scrutiny by the European Committee during their CFP Inquiry on Tuesday 12 SP 1396 Proposal for a Council Regulation on information provision December 2000) and promotion for agricultural products on the internal market (EC Ref 11274/00 COM (2000) 538 final CNS SP 1671Communication from the Commission to the Council 2000/0226) (Referred to the Rural Affairs Committee on and the European Parliament: Fisheriesand poverty Tuesday 14 November 2000) reduction (EC Ref 13394/00 COM(2000) 724 final ) (Priority scrutiny by the European Committee on SP 1402 Proposal for a Council Regulation opening and providing for Tuesday 13 February 2001) the administration of autonomous Community tariff quotas for certain fishery products (EC Ref 11265/00 COM(2000) SP 1715Proposal for a Council Regulation establishing 503 final) (Priority scrutiny by European Committee as part measures to be applicable in 2001 for the recovery of of CFP Inquiry on Tuesday 28 November 2000) the stock of cod in the Irish sea (ICES Division VIIa) (EC Ref 13540/00 COM(2000) 745 final) (Priority scrutiny SP 1437Commission Recommendation for a Council by the European Committee on Tuesday 13 February Recommendation on the implementation of Member States' 2001) employment policies (EC Ref 11191/00 COM(2000) 549 final) (Referred to the Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee, SP 1716Proposal for a Council Regulation on the conclusion of the Equal Opportunities Committee, and the Social Inclusion, the Protocol setting out for the period from 3 May 2000 Housing and Voluntary Sector Committee on Tuesday 14 to 2 May 2002 the fishing opportunities and financial November 2000) contribution provided for in the Agreement between the European Community and the Government of the SP1454Communication from the Commission to the Council and the Republic of Angola on fishing off Angola (EC Ref European Parliament on integrated coastal zone 13542/00 COM(2000) 747 final) (Priority scrutiny by management: a strategy for Europe (EC Ref 11840/00 the European Committee on Tuesday 13 February COM(2000) 547 final) (Priority scrutiny by the European 2001) Committee during their CFP Inquiry on Tuesday 12 December 2000) SP 1719Annual Report from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament on the results of the

66 multi-annual guidance programmes for the fishing fleets at Government of Denmark and the local Government of the end of 1999 (EC Ref 13543/00 COM(2000) 738 final) Greenland, on the other (EC Ref 5140/01 COM(2000) (Priority scrutiny by the European Committee on Tuesday 13 865 final) (Priority scrutiny by the European Committee February 2001) on Tuesday 13 February 2001) SP 1786Proposal for a Council Regulation amending for the sixth SP 1919 Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament time, Regulation (EC) No. 2742/1999 fixing for 2000 the and of the Council providing for public participation in fishing opportunities and associated conditions for certain respect of the drawing up of certain plans and fish stocks and groups of fish stocks, applicable in programmes relating to the environment and amending Community waters and, for Community vessels, in waters Council Directives 85/337/EEC and 96/61/EC (EC Ref where limitations in catch are required and amending 5657/01 COM(2000) 839 final ) (Priority scrutiny by the Regulation No. 66/98 (EC Ref 13545/00 COM(2000) 762 European Committee on Tuesday 24 April 2001) final) (Priority scrutiny by the European Committee on SP 1942 The implementation of Innovative Measures under Tuesday 13 February 2001) Article 6 of the European Social Fund Regulation for the SP 1789Communication from the Commission to the Council and the programming period 2000-2006 (EC Ref 5489/01 European Parliament: Application of the precautionary COM(2000) 894 final ) (Priority scrutiny by the principle and multiannual arrangements for setting TACs (EC European Committee on Tuesday 19th June 24 April Ref 14058/00 COM(2000) 803 final) (Priority scrutiny by the 2001) European Committee on Tuesday 13 February 2001) SP 2001 Proposal for a Council Regulation derogating from SP 1790Proposal for a Council Decision on the conclusion of an certain provisions of Council Regulation (EC) No. Agreement in the form of an exchange of letters concerning 2792/1999 laying down the detailed rules and the provisional application of the Fourth Protocol laying down arrangements regarding Community structural the conditions relating to fishing provided for in the assistance in the fisheries sector(EC Ref 5884/01 Agreement on fisheries between the European Economic COM(2001) 62 final) (Priority scrutiny by the European Community, on the one hand, and the Government of Committee on Tuesday 19th June 24 April 2001) Denmark and the local Government of Greenland, on the SP 2003 Proposal for a Council Decision amending Council other (EC Ref 14061/00 COM(2000) 801 final) (Priority Decision 90/424/EEC on expenditure in the veterinary scrutiny by the European Committee on Tuesday 13 field (EC Ref 5851/01 COM(2001) 37 final) (Priority February 2001) scrutiny by the European Committee on Tuesday 8 May SP 1793Proposal for a European Parliament and Council 2001) Recommendation concerning the implementation of SP 2035 Green paper on integrated product policy (EC Ref Integrated Coastal Zone Management in Europe (EC Ref 6143/01 COM(2001) 68 final) (Priority scrutiny by the 11322/00 COM(2000) 545 final COD 2000/0227) (Priority European Committee on Tuesday 24 April 2001) scrutiny by the European Committee on Tuesday 8 May 2001) SP 2088 Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on the Protection ofthe Environment SP 1798Proposal for a Council Decision on the signature by the through Criminal Law (EC Ref Brussels 13.3.2001 European Community of the Convention on the conservation COM(2001) 139 final) (Priority scrutiny by the European and management of fishery resources in the South East Committee on Tuesday 8 May 2001) Atlantic Ocean (EC Ref 14159/00 COM(2000) 807 final) (Priority scrutiny by the European Committee on Tuesday 13 SP 2100 Interim Report from the Commission to the Stockholm February 2001) European Council: Improving and Simplifying the Regulatory Environment (EC Ref7253/01 COM(2001) SP 1809Proposal for a Council Regulation fixing for 2001 the fishing 130 final ) (Priority scrutiny by the European Committee opportunities and associated conditions for certain fish on Tuesday 24 April 2001) stocks and groups of fish stocks, applicable in Community waters and, for Community vessels, in waters where SP 2141 Communication from the Commission to the Council limitations in catch are required (EC Ref 13941/00 and the European Parliament: Elements of a strategy for COM(2000) 773 final) (Priority scrutiny by the European the Integration of Environmental Protection Committee on Tuesday 13 February 2001) Requirements into the Common Fisheries Policy (EC Ref 7260/01 COM(2001) 143 final) (Priority scrutiny by SP 1811Draft Framework Decision on the protection of the the European Committee on Tuesday 8 May 2001) environment through criminal law (EC Ref 14373/00 DROIPEN 60) (Priority scrutiny by European Committee on SP 2150 Proposal for a Council Regulation amending Tuesday 8 May 2001) Regulation (EC) No. 2549/2000 establishing additional technical measures for the recovery of the stock of cod SP 1842 Proposal for a Council Regulation amending Regulation (EC) in the Irish Sea (ICES Division VIIa) (EC Ref 7379/01 No. 1259/1999 establishing common rules for direct support COM(2001) 165 final) (Priority scrutiny by the European schemes under the common agricultural policy (EC Ref Committee on Tuesday 8 May 2001) 14795/00COM(2000) 841 final) (Priority by the European Committee on Tuesday 24th April 2001) SP 2156 Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on the protection of the environment SP 1866 Draft Framework Decision on the protection of the through criminal law (EC Ref 7407/01 COM(2001) 139 environment through criminal law (EC Ref14880/00 DROIPEN final 2001/0076 (COD)) (Priority scrutiny by the 63) (Priority scrutiny by the European Committee on Tuesday European Committee on Tuesday 8 May 2001) 8 May 2001) SP 2171 Amended proposal for a European Parliament and SP 1873 Proposal for a Council Regulation on the conclusion of the Council Directive amending Directive 97/67/EC with Fourth Protocol laying down theconditions relating to fishing regard to the further opening to competition of provided for in the Agreement on fisheries between the Community postal services (EC Ref 7419/01 European Economic Community, on the one hand, and the

67 COM(2001) 109 final) (Priority scrutiny by the European SP 2182 Report on the preparations for the introduction of Euro Committee on Tuesday 8 May 2001) notes and coins (EC Ref 7880/01COM(2001) 190 final) SP 2175 Green Paper on the future of the common fisheries policy (Priority by the European Committee on Tuesday 19 (EC Ref 7262/01 COM(2001) 135 final) (Priority scrutiny by June 2001) the European Committee on Tuesday 8 May 2001) SP 2202 Report on the implementation of the Community system for fisheries and aquaculture over the period 1993 - 2000 (EC Ref7378/01 SEC(2001) 418 ) (Priority by the European Committee on Tuesday 19 June 2001)

68 Sea Fisheries (Shellfish) Amendment (Scotland) Acts Act 2000: Elizabeth II. 2000 asp 12. – [4]p.: 30 cm. – Royal assent, 2 November 2000. – An Act of the Scottish Parliament to amend the Sea Fisheries (Shellfish) Act 1967 in respect of rights of several fishery. – Acts are laws passed by the Parliament which have 0 10 590010 9 – £1.10 received royal assent, the stage in the legislative process when the approval of the Sovereign turns a bill into an Act. Acts of the Scottish Parliament - Acts of the Scottish Parliament 2000 Explanatory notes 2000

Standards in Scotland’s Schools etc. Act 2000: Explanatory notes are not statutory publications, their aim is to make the intention and content of an act Elizabeth II. 2000 asp 6. – iii, 42p.: 30 cm. – Royal assent, clearer. 14th July 2000. – Explanatory notes have been produced to assist in the understanding of this Act and are available Standards in Scotland’s Schools etc. (Scotland) separately (ISBN 0105910120).–010591006 6 – £7.65 Act 2000 (asp 6): explanatory notes. – 89p.: 30 cm. – These notes refer Ethical Standards in Public Life etc. (Scotland) Act to the Standards in Scotland’s Schools etc. (Scotland) 2000: Act 2000 (asp 6) (ISBN 0105910066) which received Elizabeth II. 2000 asp 7. – ii, 33p.: 30 cm. – Royal assent, Royal Assent on 14 July 2000.–010591012 0 – 24th July 2000. – Explanatory notes have been produced to £7.30 assist in the understanding of this Act and are available separately (ISBN 0105910074).–010591008 2 – £6.20 Ethical Standards in Public Life etc. (Scotland) Act 2000 (asp 7): Education and Training (Scotland) Act 2000: explanatory notes. – 19p.: 30 cm. – These notes refer Elizabeth II. 2000 asp 8. – [2], 3p.: 30 cm. – Royal Assent on to the Ethical Standards in Public Life etc. (Scotland) 7 August 2000. - Explanatory notes have been produced to Act 2000 (asp 7) (ISBN 0105910082) which received assist in the understanding of this Act and are available Royal Assent on 24 July 2000.–010591007 4 – separately (ISBN 0105900060).–010591009 0 – £2.00 £4.30

Bail, Judicial Appointments etc. (Scotland) Act 2000: Education and Training (Scotland) Act 2000 (asp Elizabeth II. 2000 asp 9. – ii, 12p.: 30 cm. – Royal assent, 9 8): August 2000. – Explanatory notes have been produced to explanatory notes. – [2], 3p.: 30 cm. – These notes assist in the understanding of this Act and will be available refer to the Education and Training (Scotland) Act 2000 separately.–010591010 4 – £4.00 (asp 8) (ISBN 0105910090) which received Royal Assent on 7 August 2000.–010590006 0 – £2.00 National Parks (Scotland) Act 2000: Elizabeth II. 2000 asp 10. – [2], 37p.: 30 cm. – Royal assent, National Parks (Scotland) Act 2000 (asp 10): 9 August 2000. – Explanatory notes have been produced to explanatory notes. – 22p.: 30 cm. – These notes refer assist in the understanding of this Act and are available to the National Parks (Scotland) Act 2000 (asp 10) separately (ISBN 0105900087).–010591011 2 – £6.95 (ISBN 0105910112) which received Royal Assent on 9 August 2000.–010590008 7 – £5.00 Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Scotland) Act 2000: Elizabeth II. 2000 asp 11. – ii, 23p.: 30 cm. – Royal assent, 28 September 2000. – Explanatory notes have been produced to assist in the understanding of this Act and will be available separately– 0 10 590009 5 – £4.45

69 Acts of the Scottish Parliament 2001 Statutory

Abolition of Poindings and Warrant Sales Act 2001: Instruments Elizabeth II. 2001 asp 1.. – [1], 5p.: 30 cm. – Royal assent, 17th January 2001.–010590011 7 – £1.90 SCOTTISH STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS Transport (Scotland) Act 2001: Elizabeth II. 2001 asp 2.. – iv, 54p.: 30 cm. – Royal assent, The primary legislation of the country is carried 25th January 2001. – Explanatory notes have been through Parliament in the form of Bills. When passed produced to assist in the understanding of this Act and are these become Acts of Parliament. An Act may confer available separately (ISBN 0105910147).–010590012 5 powers on Ministers to introduce more detailed rules – £7.95 at a later stage, or it may specify details which may Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Act 2001: subsequently require amending. To allow this to be Elizabeth II. 2001 asp 3.. – [1], 4p.: 30 cm. – Royal assent, done without passing a new Act of Parliament, 14th February 2001. – Explanatory notes have been Ministers may introduce Scottish Statutory produced to assist in the understanding of this Act and are Instruments (SSIs). Also known as secondary, available separately.–010590013 3 – £1.90 delegated or subordinate legislation, statutory Budget (Scotland) Act 2001: instruments are equally a part of the law as the Elizabeth II. 2001 asp 4.. – ii, 19p.: 30 cm. – Royal assent, original Act 15th March 2001.–010590014 1 – £3.30 There is a category of Statutory Instruments which is Leasehold Casualties (Scotland) Act 2001: not formally published because they have a limited Elizabeth II. 2001 asp 5.. – ii, 7p.: 30 cm. – Royal assent, local effect. They are refered to as Local SIs or 12th April 2001.–010590015 X – £2.30 Unpublished SIs. They are differentiated by an Education (Graduate Endowment and Student asterisk. If you want more information about them Support) (Scotland) Act 2001: please contact the Scottish Executive Library and Elizabeth II. 2001 asp 6.. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Royal assent, 3rd Information Service. May 2001. – Explanatory notes have been produced to SSIs are available to members of the public in the assist in the understanding of this Act and is available separately (ISBN 010591018X).–010590016 8 – £2.00 National Library of Scotland. This list is printed under the authority and superintendence of the Queen’s Printer for Scotland. Acts of the Scottish Parliament - Explanatory notes 2001 Commencement orders 2000

Transport (Scotland) Act 2001 (asp 2): (Commencement Orders are Statutory Instruments explanatory notes.. – 22p.: 30 cm. – These notes refer to the Transport (Scotland) Act 2001 (asp 2, 2001) (ISBN which bringing into operation a whole or a part of an 0105900125) which received Royal Assent on 25 January Act of Parliament.) 2001.–010591014 7 – £5.00 180 (C. 5) The Environment Act 1995 (Commencement No. 17 and Savings Provision) (Scotland) Order 2000 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Environment Act 1995, s. 125 (3) (4). Bringing into force various provisions of the 1995 Act on 14.07.2000. – Issued: 19.07.2000. Made: 12.06.2000. Effect: None. – 0 11 059387 1 – £2.00 223 (C. 6) The Adoption (Intercountry Aspects) Act 1999 (Commencement No. 2) (Scotland) Order 2000 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Adoption (Intercountry Aspects) Act 1999, s. 18 (3). Bringing into operation for Scotland various provisions of the 1999 act on 02.06.2000. – Issued: 21.07.2000. Made: 02.06.2000. Effect: None.–011059396 0 – £1.00 238 (C. 7) The Welfare Reform and Pensions Act 1999 (Scotland) (Commencement No. 8) Order 2000 – 6p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Welfare Reform and Pensions Act 1999, s. 89 (1). Bringing into operation various provisions of the 1999 Act on 01.12.2000– Issued: 08.08.2000. Made: 30.6.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 0 11 059432 0 – £2.00

70 258 (C. 8) The Standards in Scotland’s Schools etc. Act 2000 433 (C.16) The Environment Act 1995 (Commencement No. (Commencement No.1) Order 2000 19) (Scotland) Order 2000 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Standards in Scotland’s – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Environment Act Schools etc. Act 2000, s.61(2). Bringing into operation 1995, s. 125 (3). Bringing into operation for Scotland various provisions of the 2000 Act on 28.07.2000. – Issued: certain provisions of the 1995 Act on 01.01.2001. – 09.08.2000. Made: 25.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial Issued: 15.12.2000. Made: 29.11.2000. Laid: -Effect: extent & classification: S. General.–011059436 3 – None. Territorial extent and classification: S. General. £1.00 – 0 11 059529 7 – £1.75 298 (C. 9) The Standards in Scotland’s Schools etc. Act 2000 445 (C. 17)The Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act (Commencement No.2 and Transitional Provisions) 1999 (Commencement No. 6) (Scotland) Order Order 2000 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Standards in Scotland’s – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Youth Justice and Schools etc. Act 2000, s. 61 (2), (3), (4). Bringing into force Criminal Evidence Act 1999, s. 68 (3). Bringing into various provisions of the 2000 Act on 23.08.2000. – Issued: operation various provisions of the 1999 Act on 01.09.2000. Made: 22.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial 01.01.2001. – Issued: 18.01.2001. Made: 14.12.2000. extent and classification: S. General.–011059447 9 – Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. £1.50 General.–011059550 5 – £1.50 312 (C.10) The National Parks (Scotland) Act 2000 452 (C. 18)The Sexual Offences (Amendment) Act 2000 (Commencement) Order 2000 (Commencement No. 2) (Scotland) Order 2000 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Parks (Scotland) – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sexual Offences Act 2000, s. 37 (1). Bringing into operation the 2000 Act on (Amendment) Act 2000, s. 7 (3). Bringing into 08.09.2000. – Issued: 21.09.2000. Made: 07.09.2000. operation various provisions of the 2000 Act on Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 08.01.2001. – Issued: 18.01.2001. Made: 21.12.2000. 0 11 059458 4 – £1.00 Laid: -. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: 322 (C.11) The Pollution Prevention and Control Act 1999 S. General.–011059553 X – £1.50 (Commencement No. 2) (Scotland) Order 2000 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Pollution Prevention and Control Act 1999, s. 7 (3). Bringing into operation in Scottish statutory instruments 2000 Scotland various provisions of the 1999 Act on 29.09.2000. – Issued: 28.09.2000. Made: 14.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 178 The Contaminated Land (Scotland) Regulations 0 11 059466 5 – £1.00 2000 338 (C. 12)The Land Registration (Scotland) Act 1979 – 24p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Environmental (Commencement No. 14) Order 2000 Protection Act 1990, ss. 78C (8) to (10), 78E (6), 78G – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Land Registration (5) (6), 78L (4) (5), 78R (1) (2) (8). – Issued: (Scotland) Act 1979, s. 30 (2). Bringing into operation 10.07.2000. Made: 12.06.2000. Laid: 14.06.2000. various provisions of the Act on 01.04.2001. – Issued: Coming into force: 14.07.2000. Effect: None. – 09.10.2000. Made: 27.09.2000. Effect: None. – 0 11 059370 7 – £4.00 0 11 059470 3 – £1.50 179 The Planning (Control of Major-Accident 341 (C. 13)The Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Scotland) Hazards) (Scotland) Regulations 2000 Act 2000 (Commencement) Order 2000 – 28p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Regulation of Investigatory Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 10.07.2000. Powers (Scotland) Act 2000, s. 32 (2). Bringing the Act into Made: 13.06.2000. Laid: 15.06.2000. Coming into operation on 29.09.2000. – Issued: 11.10.2000. Made: force: 06.07.2000. Effect: 1997 c. 10; SI 1983/1590; 28.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: 1992/224; 1993/323 amended– These Regs. S. General.–011059472 X – £1.50 implement, in relation to town and country planning in Scotland, art. 12 of DIR 96/82/EC.–011059371 5 361 (C. 14)The Standards in Scotland’s Schools etc. Act 2000 – £4.50 (Commencement No.3 and Transitional Provisions) Order 2000 181 The Advice and Assistance (Scotland) – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Standards in Scotland’s Amendment Regulations 2000 Schools etc. Act 2000, s. 61 (2), (3), (4). Bringing into force – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Legal Aid (Scotland) various provisions of the Act on 13.10.2000, 01.11.2001, in Act 1986, ss. 33 (2) (b) (3) (b) (f), 36 (1) (2) (d) (e), 37 accord. with art. 3. – Issued: 25.10.2000. Made: (1), 42. – Issued: 10.07.2000. Made: 13.06.2000. 12.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Laid: 15.06.2000. Coming into force: 07.07.2000. classification: S. General.–011059487 8 – £2.00 Effect: SI 1996/2447 amended.–011059373 1 – £1.50 390 (C. 15)The Adoption (Intercountry Aspects) Act 1999 (Commencement No. 4) (Scotland) Order 2000 182 The Civil Legal Aid (Scotland) Amendment – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Adoption (Intercountry Regulations 2000 Aspects) Act 1999, s. 18 (3). Bringing into operation for – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Legal Aid (Scotland) Scotland various provisions of the 1999 Act on 10.11.2000. Act 1986, ss. 36 (1) (2) (a), 37 (1), 42. – Issued: – Issued: 01.12.2000. Made: 06.11.2000. Effect: None. – 10.07.2000. Made: 13.06.2000. Laid: 15.06.2000. This SSI has been made in consequence of a defect in SSI Coming into force: 07.07.2000. Effect: SI 1996/2444 2000/223 and is being issued free of charge to all known amended.–011059372 3 – £1.00 recipients of that SSI.–011059514 9 – £1.50

71 183 The Community Care (Direct Payments) (Scotland) 192 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) Amendment Regulations 2000 (Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning) (Orkney) – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Social Work (Scotland) Act (Scotland) Order 2000 1968, s. 12 (1) (b) (6). – Issued: 30.06.2000. Made: – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and 13.06.2000. Laid: 15.06.2000. Coming into force: Environment Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2). – 07.07.2000. Effect: S.I. 1997/693 amended. – Issued: 17.07.2000. Made: 14.06.2000. Laid: 0 11 059360 X – £1.00 16.06.2000. Coming into force: In accord. with art. 184 The Bovines and Bovine Products (Trade) Amendment 1(1). Effect: None. – Partially revoked at 1700 hours by (Scotland) Regulations 2000 S.S.I. 2000/413 (ISBN 0110595181) & Revoked at 17.00 hours by S.S.I. 2001/53 (ISBN 0110595947). – – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Act 0 11 059381 2 – £1.50 1972, sch. 2, para. 2 (2). – Issued: 03.07.2000. Made: 13.06.2000. Laid: 15.06.2000. Coming into force: 193 The Police Pensions (Scotland) Amendment 17.07.2000. Effect: SI 1999/1103 amended. – Regulations 2000 0 11 059362 6 – £1.50 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Police Pensions Act 185 The Environmental Protection (Waste Recycling 1976, s. 1 (6). – Issued: 03.07.2000. Made: Payments) (Scotland) Regulations 2000 15.06.2000. Laid: 16.06.2000. Coming into force: 08.07.2000. Effect: SI 1987/257 amended. – – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Environmental Protection 0 11 059363 4 – £2.00 Act 1990, s. 52 (8). – Issued: 12.07.2000. Made: 12.06.2000. Laid: 15.06.2000. Coming into force: 194 The Census (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 07.07.2000. Effect: S.I. 1992/462; 1994/522; 1999/546 2000 revoked (insofar as they extend to Scotland). – – 32p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Census Act 1920, s. 0 11 059376 6 – £1.50 3 (1). – Issued: 07.07.2000. Made: 15.06.2000. Laid: 186 The Discontinuance of Prisons (Scotland) Order 2000 16.06.2000. Coming into force: 07.07.2000. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/102 amended.–011059369 3 – £5.80 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Prisons (Scotland) Act 1989, s. 37 (1). – Issued: 03.07.2000. Made: 14.06.2000. 195 The Education (Assisted Places) (Scotland) Laid: 16.06.2000. Coming into force: 07.07.2000, 28.07.00. Amendment Regulations 2000 Effect: None..–011059367 7 – £1.00 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Education (Scotland) 187 The Prisons and Young Offenders Institutions Act 1980, ss. 75A (9) (10), 75B. – Issued: 04.07.2000. (Scotland) Amendment Rules 2000 Made: 15.06.2000. Laid: 16.06.2000. Coming into force: 01.08.2000. Effect: SI 1995/1713 amended. – – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Prisons (Scotland) Act 0 11 059366 9 – £1.50 1989, s. 39. – Issued: 03.07.2000. Made: 14.06.2000. Laid: 16.06.2000. Coming into force: 07.07.2000, 28.07.2000, in 196 The St Mary’s Music School (Aided Places) accord. with rule 1 (2). Effect: SI 1994/1931 amended. – Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 2000 0 11 059368 5 – £3.00 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Education (Scotland) 188 The National Health Service (General Dental Act 1980, ss. 73(f), 74 (1). – Issued: 17.07.2000. Services) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2000 Made: 15.06.2000. Laid: 16.06.2000. Coming into force: 01.08.2000. Effect: SI 1995/1712 amended. – – 10p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service 0 11 059380 4 – £1.50 (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 2 (5), 25 (1) (2) (2B) (5), 32E, 105 (7), 108 (1). – Issued: 03.07.2000. Made: 14.06.2000. Laid: 197 The Undersized Lobsters (Scotland) Order 2000 16.06.2000. Coming into force: 07.07.2000. Effect: SI – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sea Fish Conservation 1996/177 amended.–011059364 2 – £3.00 Act 1967, ss. 1 (1) (2) (3) (6), 15 (3), 20 (1). – Issued: 189 The Debtors (Scotland) Act 1987 (Amendment) 04.07.2000. Made: 15.06.2000. Laid: 16.06.2000. Regulations 2000 Coming into force: 07.07.2000. Effect: SI 1993/1178 revoked in so far as it relates to Scotland. – Order – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Debtors (Scotland) Act made in reliance on REG (EC) no. 850/98. – 1987, ss. 1 (5) (a), 5 (4) (a), 16 (1) (b) (d) (3), sch. 5, para. 0 11 059365 0 – £2.00 1 (1) (b) (d) (3). – Issued: 12.07.2000. Made: 14.06.2000. Laid: 15.06.2000. Coming into force: 10.07.2000. Effect: 198 The Undersized Crabs (Scotland) Order 2000 1987 c. 18 amended.–011059377 4 – £1.50 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sea Fish Conservation 190 The National Health Service (General Medical Act 1967, ss. 1 (1) (4) (6), 15 (3). – Issued: Services) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 2) Regulations 18.07.2000. Made: 15.06.2000. Laid: 16.06.2000. 2000 Coming into force: 07.07.2000. Effect: None. – Order made in reliance on REG (EC) no. 850/98 art. 46. – – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service 0 11 059382 0 – £1.50 (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 2 (5), 19, 105 (7), 108 (1).. – Issued: 17.07.2000. Made: 14.06.2000. Laid: 15.06.2000. 199 The Local Government Pension Scheme Coming into force: 01.08.2000. Effect: S.I. 1995/416 (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2000 amended.–011059379 0 – £1.00 – 20p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Superannuation Act 191 The National Health Service (Choice of Medical 1972, ss. 7, 12. – Issued: 12.07.2000. Made: Practitioner) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2000 15.06.2000. Laid: 16.06.2000. Coming into force: In accord. with art. 1 (07.07.2000 for all regs except reg. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service 40, but subject to para. (3); 01.09.2000 for reg. 40). (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 17F (1) (2) (5), 19, 105 (7), 108 Effect: S.I. 1998/364, 366 amended. – (1). – Issued: 17.07.2000. Made: 14.06.2000. Laid: 0 11 059374 X – £3.50 15.06.2000. Coming into force: 06.07.2000. Effect: S.I. 1998/659 amended.–011059378 2 – £1.50

72 200 The Education (Student Loans) (Scotland) Regulations 209 The A8 Edinburgh to Greenock Trunk Road (A8 2000 East Hamilton Street, Greenock) (Temporary – 16p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Education (Scotland) Act Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order 2000 1980, ss. 73 (f), 73B, 74 (1). – Issued: 12.07.2000. Made: – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 15.06.2000. Laid: 16.06.,2000. Coming into force: s. 14 (1) (a).. – Made: 23.06.2000. Coming into 07.07.2000. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/110 amended & S.I. force: 01.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & 1999/1001; S.S.I. 1999/124 revoked.–011059375 8 – classification: S. Local..–666611719 0 – £3.00 Unpublished 201 The Seed Potatoes (Scotland) Regulations 2000 210 The A80 Trunk Road (A8011 Northbound Off Slip – 32p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Plant Varieties and Seeds Road, Cumbernauld) (Temporary Prohibition of Act 1964, ss. 16 (1) (1A) (2) (3) (4) (5), 36. – Issued: Traffic) Order 2000 20.07.2000. Made: 15.06.2000. Laid: 16.06.2000. Coming – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, into force: 07.07.2000 except reg. 6; 01.04.2001 as regards s. 14 (1) (a).. – Made: 21.06.2000. Coming into force: reg. 6. Effect: S.I. 1991/2206; 1992/1031; 1993/1878; 30.06.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & 1994/2592; 1997/1474 amended insofar as they extend to classification: S. Local..–666611718 2 – Scotland. – Give effect to DIR 66/403 as amended. – Unpublished 0 11 059383 9 – £5.80 211 The A96 Trunk Road (Auchmill Road, Aberdeen) 202 The National Health Service (Professions (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 Supplementary to Medicine) (Scotland) Amendment – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Regulations 2000 s. 14 (1) (a).. – Made: 23.06.2000. Coming into force: – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service 03.07.2000. Effect:None. Territorial extent & (Scotland) Act 1978, sch. 1, para. 6. – Issued: 18.07.2000. classification: S. Local..–666611715 8 – Made: 14.06.2000. Laid: 16.06.2000. Coming into force: Unpublished 10.07.2000. Effect: SI 1974/549 amended. – 212 The M73 Motorway (Northbound Slip Road to 0 11 059384 7 – £1.50 M8 at Junction 2) (Baillieston) (Temporary 203 The A78 Trunk Road (Newhouse Interchange) Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 – 3p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power:Road Traffic – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 (1) (a).. – (1) (a).. – Made: 16.06.2000. Coming into force: Made:22.06.2000. Coming into force: 30.06.2000. 24.06.2000. Effect:None. Territorial extent & classification: Effect:None. Territorial extent & classification:S. Local.. S. Local..–666611721 2 – Unpublished – 6 66 611712 3 – Unpublished 204 The A90 Trunk Road (Balnabriech to St Ann’s, by 213 The M74 Motorway (Northbound Off Slip at Brechin) (Temporary Prohibition of Specified Turns) Junction 5) (Raith) (Temporary Prohibition of Order 2000 Traffic) Order 2000 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 – 3p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power:Road Traffic (1) (a).. – Made: 15.06.2000. Coming into force: Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 (1) (a).. – 26.06.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: Made:23.06.2000. Coming into force: 03.07.2000. S. Local..–666611722 0 – Unpublished Effect:None. Territorial extent & classification:S. Local.. 205 The A1 Edinburgh to Berwick Upon Tweed Trunk – 6 66 611716 6 – Unpublished Road (Northbound Off- Slip at The A198 Bankton 214 The Processed Cereal-based Foods and Baby Interchange) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic ) Order Foods for Infants and Young Children 2000 Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 2000 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food Safety Act (1) (a). – Made: 12.06.2000. Coming into force: 1990. ss. 6 (4), 16 (1), 17 (1), 26 (1) (a) (3), 48 (1). – 19.06.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Issued: 19.07.2000. Made: 14.06.2000. Laid: classification: S. Local..–666611745 X – Unpublished 27.06.2000. Coming into force: 01.07.2000. Effect: S.I. 206 The Local Government (Exemption from Competition) 1997/2042 amended. – Implements for Scotland DIR (Scotland) Amendment Order 2000 1999/39/EC amending DIR 96/5/EC. – 0 11 059389 8 – £1.50 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Local Government Act 1988, ss. 2 (10), 15 (5) (7). – Issued: 18.07.2000. Made: 215 The Suckler Cow Premium Amendment 20.06.2000. Laid: 21.06.2000. Coming into force: (Scotland) Regulations 2000 30.06.2000. Effect: S.I. 1995/678; 1999/937 amended. – – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European 0 11 059385 5 – £1.50 Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 19.07.2000. 207 The Local Authorities (Goods and Services) (Public Made: 26.06.2000. Laid: 27.06.2000. Coming into Bodies) (Scotland) Order 2000 force: 01.07.2000. Effect: S.I. 1993/1441 amended. – 0 11 059390 1 – £1.50 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Local Authorities (Goods and Services) Act 1970, s. 1 (5) (6). – Issued: 19.07.2000. 216 Animals and Animal Products (Import and Made: 20.06.2000. Laid: 21.06.2000. Coming into force: Export) (Scotland) Order 2000 14.09.2000. Effect: None..–011059388 X – £1.50 – 40p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European 208 The Local Government Act 1988 (Competition) Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 21.07.2000. (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2000 Made: 23.06.2000. Laid: 27.06.2000. Coming into force: 28.07.2000. Effect: S.I. 1998/190 revoked in – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Local Government Act relation to Scotland. – Implements in Scotland EC DIR 1988, ss. 6 (3), 15 (6) (7). – Issued: 19.07.2000. Made: 64/432 as amended by DEC 97/12.–011059392 8 20.06.2000. Laid: 21.06.2000. Coming into force: – £6.30 30.06.2000. Effect: S.I. 1997/197 amended & S.I. 1999/947 revoked.–011059386 3 – £1.50

73 217 The Infant Formula and Follow-on Formula 226 The Prohibition of Fishing with Multiple Trawls (Amendment) (Scotland) Regulations 2000 (Scotland) Order 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food Safety Act 1990, ss. 6 – 8p..: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sea Fish (4), 16 (1), 17 (1), 26 (1) (a) (3), 48 (1). – Issued: (Conservation) Act 1967, ss. 5 (1), 15 (3), 22 (2) (a). – 21.07.2000. Made: 28.06.2000. Laid: 29.06.2000. Coming Issued: 25.07.2000. Made: 05.07.2000. Laid: into force: 01.07.2002. Effect: S.I. 1995/77 amended in 06.07.2000. Coming into force: 03.08.2000. Effect: S.I. relation to Scotland. – Implements in Scotland EC DIR 1993/1887 revoked in relation to Scotland. – Made in 1999/50 which amends DIR 91/321.–011059393 6 – pursuance of EC REG 850/98 art. 46. – Revoked by £1.50 S.S.I. 2000/405 (ISBN 0110595122). – 218 The M74 Motorway (Various Off Slip Roads at 0 11 059400 2 – £2.00 Junction 6) (Hamilton) (Temporary Prohibition of 227 The Sea Fish (Specified Sea Areas) (Regulation Traffic) Order 2000 of Nets and other Fishing Gear) (Scotland) Order – 3p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation 2000 Act 1984, s. 14 (1) (a).. – Made: 28.06.2000. Coming into – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sea Fish force: 07.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & (Conservation) Act 1967 ss. 3, 15 (3), 22 (2) (a). – classification:S. Local..–666611724 7 – Unpublished Issued: 25.07.2000. Made: 05.07.2000. Laid: 219 The A80 Trunk Road (Southbound Slip Road B816) 06.07.2000. Coming into force: 03.08.2000 except for (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 art. 5; 01.03.2001 for art. 5. Effect: S.I. 1991/1380; 1992/1344 revoked in relation to Scotland. – Made in – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 pursuance of EC REG 850/98 art. 46. – (1) (a).. – Made: 28.06.2000. Coming into force: 0 11 059397 9 – £2.00 01.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local..–666611723 9 – Unpublished 228 The Undersized Edible Crabs (Scotland) Order 2000 220 The A77 Trunk Road (Fenwick) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic and Temporary Prohibition of – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sea Fish Conservation Specified Turns) Order 2000 Act 1967, ss. 1 (1) (4) (6), 15 (3), 20 (1). – Issued: 25.07.2000. Made: 07.07.2000. Laid: 07.07.2000. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 Coming into force: 27.07.2000. Effect: S.I. 1986/497; (1) (a). – Made: 29.06.2000. Coming into force: 1989/2443 revoked in relation to Scotland. – Made in 07.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and reliance of EC REG 850/98 art. 46.–011059399 5 classification: S. Local..–666611748 4 – Unpublished – £2.00 221 The M73 and M74 Motorways (Southbound Slip From 229 The Tetrachloroethylene in Olive Oil (Scotland) M73 to Southbound M74 and A721 to M74 Revocation Regulations 2000 Southbound at Junction 1 (Maryville) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food Safety Act 1990, ss. 17 (2), 48 (1). – Issued: 25.07.2000. Made: – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 05.07.2000. Laid: 07.07.2000. Coming into force: 1984, s.14 (1)(a). – Made: 29.06.2000. Coming into force: 30.09.2000. Effect: S.I. 1990/2625 amended & S.I. 07.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 1989/837 revoked in relation to Scotland only. – classification: S. Local..–666611747 6 – Unpublished Implements revocation of EC REG 1860/88 by 3009/91 222 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) and replacement by REG 2568/91.–011059398 7 (Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning) (Orkney) (No. 2) – £1.00 (Scotland) Order 2000 230 The A725 Trunk Road Bellshill (North Road to – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment Diamond Interchange Southbound) (Temporary Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 21.07.2000. Made: 30.06.2000. Laid: 04.07.2000. Coming – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, into force: 30.06.2000 at 17.00 hours. Effect: None. – s.14 (1)(a). – Made: 05.07.2000. Coming into force: Revoked by S.S.I. 2000/266 (ISBN 0110594355). – 10.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 0 11 059394 4 – £1.50 classification: S. Local..–666611742 5 – 224 The National Health Service (Functions of the Unpublished Common Services Agency) (Scotland) Amendment 231 The A702 Trunk Road (Silverburn)(40mph Speed Regulations 2000 Limit) Order 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 10 (3) (5), 105 (7). – Issued: s. 84 (1)(a). – Made: 06.07.2000. Coming into force: 21.07.2000. Made: 30.06.2000. Coming into force: 20.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 01.07.2000. Effect: SI 1974/467 amended. – classification: S. Local..–666611743 3 – 0 11 059395 2 – £1.50 Unpublished 225 The A82 Trunk Road (Loch Lomond World Invitation 232 The A90 Trunk Road (Bridge of Dee) (Temporary Golf Tournament) (Temporary 30 mph Speed Limit) Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 Order 2000 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 88 s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 10.07.2000. Coming into force: (1) (a). – Made: 03.07.2000. Coming into force: 24.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 10.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local..–666611805 7 – classification: S. Local..–666611746 8 – Unpublished Unpublished

74 233 The Comhairle nan Eilean Siar (Ardveenish) Harbour 243 The A80 Trunk Road (Old Inns Northbound Off Revision Order 2000 Slip Road) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) – 24p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Harbours Act 1964, s. 14. Order 2000 – Issued: 25.07.2000. Made: 12.07.2000. Coming into – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, force: 14.07.2000. Effect: 1980 c. i amended. – s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 20.07.2000. Coming into force: 0 11 059401 0 – £4.00 28.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 234 The A725 Trunk Road (Bellziehill Off Ramp classification: S. Local.–666611798 0 – Northbound) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order Unpublished 2000 244 The M73 Motorway (Various Closures Between – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 Junction 1 (Maryville) and Junction 2 (1) (a). – Made: 12.07.2000. Coming into force: (Baillieston)) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) 24.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Order 2000 classification: S. Local..–666611802 2 – Unpublished – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 235 The M74 Motorway (Various Slip Roads at Junction 6 s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 21.07.2000. Coming into force: (Hamilton) and Junction 7 (Merryton) (Temporary 01.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 classification: S. Local.–666611797 2 – Unpublished – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 14.07.2000. Coming into force: 245 The A90 Trunk Road (North Anderson Drive Fire 21.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Station to Provost Fraser Drive Roundabout, classification: S. Local.–666611801 4 – Unpublished Aberdeen) (Temporary Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order 2000 236 The West of Scotland Water Authority (Dalmally, River Strae) Water Order 2000 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, ss. 82 (2) (b), 83 (1), 124 (1) (d). – Made: – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Water (Scotland) Act 1980, 21.07.2000. Coming into force: 31.07.2000. Effect: ss. 17 (2), 29 (1), 107 (1) (b). – Issued: 08.08.2000. Made: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local. – 10.07.2000. Coming into force: 17.07.2000 subject to art. 1 6 66 611796 4 – Unpublished (2). Effect: Argyll County Council (Allt Mhoille, Dalmally) Water Order 1961 revoked. Territorial extent and 246 The Beet Seeds (Amendment) (Scotland) classification: S. General.–011059431 2 – £1.50 Regulations 2000 237 The West of Scotland Water Authority (Eredine, Allt – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Plant Varieties and Garbh) Water Order 2000 Seeds Act 1964, ss. 16 (1) (1A) (2) (3), 36. – Issued: 07.08.2000. Made: 24.07.2000. Laid: 27.07.2000. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Water (Scotland) Act 1980, Coming into force: 01.08.2000. Effect: S.I. 1993/2006 ss. 17 (2), 29 (1). – Issued: 26.07.2000. Made: 14.07.2000. amended. Territorial extent and classification: S. Coming into force: 01.08.2000. Effect: None. – General– 0 11 059404 5 – £2.00 0 11 059402 9 – £1.50 247 The Fodder Plant Seeds (Amendment) (Scotland) 239 Act of Sederunt (Sheriff Court Ordinary Cause Rules Regulations 2000 Amendment) (Miscellaneous) 2000 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Plant Varieties and – 24p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Seeds Act 1964, ss. 16 (1) (1A) (2) (3), 36.. – Issued: Extracts Act 1892, s.13 & Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Act 07.08.2000. Made: 24.07.2000. Laid: 27.07.2000. 1971, s. 32. – Issued: 08.08.2000. Made: 12.07.2000. Coming into force: 01.08.2000. Effect: S.I. 1993/2009 Coming into force: 02.10.2000. Effect: 1907 c. 51; S.I. amended. Territorial extent and classification: S. 1993/1956 amended & S.I. 1978/162 revoked. Terrritorial General.–011059408 8 – £2.00 extent and classification: S. General.–011059433 9 – £4.00 248 The Cereal Seeds (Amendment) (Scotland) Regulations 2000 240 The Education (Student Loans) (Amendment) (Scotland) Regulations 2000 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Plant Varieties and Seeds Act 1964, ss. 16 (1) (1A) (2) (3), 36. – Issued: – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Education (Student Loans) 07.08.2000. Made: 24.07.2000. Laid: 27.07.2000. Act 1990, ss. 1 (2) (b), sch. 2, para. 1 (1). – Issued: Coming into force: 01.08.2000. Effect:S.I. 1993/2005 31.07.2000. Made: 18.07.2000. Laid: 21.07.2000. Coming amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. into force: 01.08.2000. Effect: S.I. 1998/211 amended. – 0 11 059405 3 – £2.00 Territorial extent & classification: Extends beyond Scotland to certain students who are outside Scotland. General. – 249 The Oil and Fibre Plant Seeds (Amendment) 0 11 059403 7 – £1.50 (Scotland) Regulations 2000 241 The A80 Trunk Road (Moodiesburn) (Temporary – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Plant Varieties and Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order 2000 Seeds Act 1964, ss. 16 (1) (1A) (2) (3) , 36. – Issued: 07.08.2000. Made: 24.07.2000. Laid: 27.07.2000. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 Coming into force: 01.08.2000. Effect: S.I. 1993/2007 (1) (a). – Made: 18.07.2000. Coming into force: amended. Territorial extent and classification: S. 21.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and General– 0 11 059406 1 – £2.00 classification: S. Local.–666611800 6 – Unpublished 250 The Vegetable Seeds (Amendment) (Scotland) 242 The A92 Trunk Road (East Dock Street/East Regulations 2000 Marketgait Junction, Dundee) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic and Temporary Prohibition of Specified – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Plant Varieties and Turns) Order 2000 Seeds Act 1964, ss. 16 (1) (1A) (2) (3) , 36. – Issued: 07.08.2000. Made: 24.07.2000. Laid: 27.07.2000. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 Coming into force: 01.08.2000. Effect:S.I. 1993/2008 (1) (a). – Made: 17.07.2000. Coming into force: amended. Territorial extent and classification: S. 24.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and General.–011059407 X – £2.00 classification: S. Local.–666611799 9 – Unpublished

75 251 The A8 Trunk Road (Rue End Street, Greenock) 261 The Council Tax (Administration and (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic, Temporary Enforcement) (Scotland) Amendment (No.2) One-Way Operation and Temporary Prohibition of Regulations 2000 Specified Turns) Order 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Local Government – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 Finance Act 1992, ss. 113 (1) (2), 116 (1), sch. 2, (1) (a). – Made: 24.07.2000. Coming into force: paras. 1 (1), 2 (2) (4) (5), 6 & sch. 8, para. 2 (2). – 01.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Issued: 09.08.2000. Made: 28.07.2000. Laid: classification: S. Local.–666611795 6 – Unpublished 01.08.2000. Coming into force: 01.08.2000. Effect: S.I. 252 The A90 (M90) Trunk Road (Middlebank to 1992/1332 amended & S.S.I. 2000/166 revoked. – Inchmartine) (Side Roads) Order 2000 This SSI has been made in consequence of a defect in SSI 2000/166 and is being issued free of charge to all – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, ss 12 (1), known recipients of that SI.–011059434 7 – 70 (1),143 (1). – Made: 21.07.2000. Coming into force: £1.50 04.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local..–666611794 8 – Unpublished 262 The A90 Trunk Road (Lower Powburn to Burnside) (Temporary Prohibition of Specified 253 The A80 Trunk Road (Mollinsburn Southbound Slip Turns) Order 2000 Roads) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 28.07.2000. Coming into force: (1) (a). – Made: 21.07.2000. Coming into force: 07.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 28.07.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local..–666611786 7 – classification: S. Local..–666611793 X – Unpublished Unpublished 254 The A90 (M90) Trunk Road (Inchture Interchange) 263 The M74 Motorway (Northbound Off Slip at (Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order 2000 Junction 4 (Maryville)) (Temporary Prohibition of – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 1 Traffic) Order 2000 (1), 2 (1), 2 (2). – Made: 21.07.2000. Coming into force: – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 04.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 28.07.2000. Coming into force: classification: S. Local..–666611792 1 – Unpublished 04.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 255 The A90 (M90) Trunk Road (Inchture Interchange) classification: S. Local..–666611785 9 – (Slip Roads) Order 2000 Unpublished – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, ss. 5 (2), 264 The M74 Motorway (Slip Roads at Junction 10 143 (1). – Made: 21.07.2000. Coming into force: (Wellburn)) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) 04.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Order 2000 classification: S. Local..–666611791 3 – Unpublished – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 256 The A90 (M90) Trunk Road (Inchture Interchange) s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 28.07.2000. Coming into force: (Side Roads) Order 2000 05.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, ss 12 (1), classification: S. Local..–666611784 0 – 143 (1). – Made: 21.07.2000. Coming into force: Unpublished 04.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 265 The A90 Trunk Road (Bridge of Dee) (Temporary classification: S. Local..–666611790 5 – Unpublished Prohibition of Traffic) (No.2.) Order 2000 257 The A90 (M90) Trunk Road (Inchture Interchange) – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, (Stopping Up of Access) Order 2000 ss 14 (1) (a), 124 (1) (d), sch. 9, para. 27. – Made: – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, ss. 69 (1), 31.07.2000. Coming into force: 05.08.2000. Effect: 143 (1). – Made: 21.07.2000. Coming into force: S.S.I. 2000/232 revoked. Territorial extent and 04.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local..–666611783 2 – classification: S. Local..–666611789 1 – Unpublished Unpublished 259 The A7 Trunk Road (Highmill Bridge, Langholm) 266 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 (Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning) (Orkney) (No. 3) – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 (Scotland) Order 2000 (1) (a). – Made: 27.07.2000. Coming into force: – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and 05.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Environment Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). classification: S. Local..–666611788 3 – Unpublished – Issued: 10.08.2000. Made: 27.07.2000. Laid: 02.08.2000. Coming into force: 28.07.2000. Effect: 260 The A898/M898 Erskine Bridge Trunk Road (Various S.S.I. 2000/222 revoked. – Revoked partially by S.S.I. Lengths at Junction 1) (Erskine)) (Temporary 2000/318 (ISBN 0110594592) at 1700 hours & Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 revoked by S.S.I. 2000/382 (ISBN 0110594967). – – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 0 11 059435 5 – £1.50 (1) (a). – Made: 27.07.2000. Coming into force: 04.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local..–666611787 5 – Unpublished

76 267 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 275 The A77 Trunk Road (Bogend Toll, Symington) (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic and Temporary (Scotland) Order 2000 Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 10.08.2000. Coming into force: 16.08.2000. Made: 01.08.2000. Laid: 03.08.2000. Coming 14.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and into force: 01.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local.–666618198 0 – classification: S. General. – Partially revoked by S.S.I. Unpublished 2000/434 (ISBN 0110595319) at 1730 hours & partially 276 The A92 Trunk Road (New Inn Roundabout, revoked by S.S.I. 2000/441 (ISBN 0110595408) at 1730 Freuchie) (Temporary Prohibition of Specified hours & revoked (at 1700 hours) by S.S.I. 2001/11 (ISBN Turns) Order 2000 0110595645).–011059437 1 – £1.50 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 268 The A9 Trunk Road (A823 Loaninghead Interchange s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 10.08.2000. Coming into force: Slip Roads) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 18.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 2000 classification: S. Local.–666618199 9 – – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 Unpublished (1) (a). – Made: 04.08.2000. Coming into force: 277 The A77/M77 Glasgow to Stranraer Trunk Road 13.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and (Northbound On Slip Road at Barrhead Road, classification: S. Local.–666618191 3 – Unpublished Pollok) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 269 The A90 Trunk Road (Dubton Cottages to Northwater 2000 Bridge, Laurencekirk) (Temporary Prohibition of – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Specified Turns) Order 2000 s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 28.07.2000. Coming into force: – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 01.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and (1) (a). – Made: 04.08.2000. Coming into force: classification: S. Local.–666618200 6 – 14.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Unpublished classification: S. Local.–666618192 1 – Unpublished 278 The A77/M77 Glasgow to Stranraer Trunk Road 270 The A90 Trunk Road (Laurencekirk) (Temporary (Northbound On Slip Road at Nitshill Road, Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order 2000 Glasgow) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 Order 2000 (1) (a). – Made: 04.08.2000. Coming into force: – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 14.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 28.07.2000. Coming into force: classification: S. Local.–666618193 X – Unpublished 07.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 271 The A725 Trunk Road (Raith Interchange) (Temporary classification: S. Local.–666618201 4 – Prohibition of Traffic and Temporary Prohibition of Unpublished Specified Turns) Order 2000 279 The A90 Trunk Road (Kings Cross Road – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 Interchange and Coupar Angus Road (1) (a). – Made: 08.08.2000. Coming into force: Interchange, Dundee) (Temporary Prohibition of 11.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Traffic ) Order 2000 classification: S. Local.–666618194 8 – Unpublished – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 272 The A898 Erskine Bridge Trunk Road and the A82 s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 11.08.2000. Coming into force: Trunk Road (Dalnottar Interchange to Dunglass) 27.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic and Temporary classification: S. Local.–666618202 2 – Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order 2000 Unpublished – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 280 The A985 Trunk Road (Admiralty Road, Rosyth) (1) (a). – Made: 04.08.2000. Coming into force: (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic and Temporary 14.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order 2000 classification: S. Local.–666618195 6 – Unpublished – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 273 The A77 Trunk Road (at the B764 Eaglesham Moor s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 11.08.2000. Coming into force: Road) (Temporary Prohibition of Specified Turns) (No. 26.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 2) Order 2000 classification: S. Local.–666618203 0 – Unpublished – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 08.08.2000.Coming into force: 281 The A737 Trunk Road (Beith) (Restricted Road) 11.08.2000.Effect: None. Territorial extent and Order 2000 classification: S. Local.–666618196 4 – Unpublished – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 274 The M74 Motorway (Various Slip Roads at Junction ss. 82 (2) (b), 83 (1), 124 (1) (d). – Made: 5, Raith) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 11.08.2000. Coming into force: 25.08.2000. Effect: 2000 None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local. – 6 66 618204 9 – Unpublished – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 08.08.2000. Coming into force: 282 The A737 Trunk Road (Beith Bypass) (50mph 11.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Speed Limit) Order 2000 classification: S. Local.–666618197 2 – Unpublished – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 84 (1) (a). – Made: 11.08.2000. Coming into force: 25.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local.–666618205 7 – Unpublished

77 283 The A96 Trunk Road (Auchmill Road, Aberdeen) 290 The Farm Woodland Premium Scheme (Prohibition of Waiting) Order 2000 Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 2000 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, ss. 1 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European (1), 2 (1) (2). – Made: 11.08.2000. Coming into force: Communities Act 1972, s.2 (2).. – Issued: 29.08.2000. 21.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: Made: 18.08.2000. Laid: 21.08.2000. Coming into S. Local.–666618206 5 – Unpublished force: 21.08.2000. Effect: S.I. 1997/829 amended. 284 The Electricity Lands and Water Undertakings Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – (Rateable Values) (Scotland) Amendment Order 2000 Implements (for Scotland only) REG (EC) 1257/99. – 0 11 059442 8 – £1.50 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Local Government (Scotland) Act 1975, ss. 6, 35 (2), 37 (1). – Issued: 291 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 24.08.2000. Made: 14.08.2000. Coming into force: (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. 15.08.2000. Effect: SSI 2000/88 amended. Territorial extent 2) (Scotland) Order 2000 and classification: S. General. – This SI has been printed to – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and correct errors in SSIs 2000/88, 90 and is being issued free Environment Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). of charge to all known recipients of those SSIs. – – Issued: 29.08.2000. Made: 17.08.2000. Laid: 0 11 059438 X – £1.50 21.08.2000. Coming into force: 17.08.2000. Effect: 285 The Docks and Harbours (Rateable Values) (Scotland) None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Order 2000 Partially revoked by S.S.I. 2000/404 (ISBN 0110595017) & partially revoked by S.S.I. 2000/435 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Local Government (ISBN 0110595327) & partially revoked (at 17.00 (Scotland) Act 1975, ss. 6, 35, 37 (1). – Issued: hours) by S.S.I. 2001/10 (ISBN 0110595653) & 24.08.2000. Made: 14.08.2000. Coming into force: partially revoked (at 14.00 hours) by S.S.I. 2001/24 15.08.2000. Effect: 1956 c. 60; 1975 c. 30 amended & S.I. (ISBN 0110595688).–011059443 6 – £1.50 1990/817; 1995/375, 3253 revoked. Territorial extent & classification: S. General.–011059439 8 – £2.00 292 The Education and Training (Scotland) Regulations 2000 286 The A725/A726 Trunk Road (A725 Kingsway, East Kilbride) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Education and 2000 Training (Scotland) Act 2000, ss.1, 2, 3 (2). – Issued: 05.09.2000. Made: 21.08.2000. Laid: 22.08.2000. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 Coming into force: 01.09.2000. Effect: 2000 asp 8 (1) (a). – Made: 16.08.2000. Coming into force: amended. Territorial extent and classification: S. 01.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and General.–011059449 5 – £2.00 classification: S. Local.–666618207 3 – Unpublished 293 The Education (Listed Bodies) Order 2000 287 The Protection of Wrecks (Designation) (Scotland) Order 2000 – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Education Reform Act 1988, s.216 (2). – Issued: 31.08.2000. Made: – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Protection of Wrecks Act 17.08.2000. Coming into force: 25.09.2000. Effect: S.I. 1973, s. 1 (1) (2). – Issued: 25.08.2000. Made: 17.08.2000. 1999/834 revoked in relation to Scotland. Territorial Laid: 18.08.2000. Coming into force: 19.08.2000. Effect: extent & classification: S. General.–011059444 4 None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – – £3.00 0 11 059440 1 – £1.00 294 The West of Scotland Water Authority 288 The Meat (Disease Control) (Scotland) Regulations (Craighouse, Abhainn a’ Mhinisteir) Water Order 2000 2000 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Act – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Water (Scotland) Act 1972, s. 2 (2) and Food Safety Act 1990, ss. 16(1) (b) (c) (d) 1980, ss. 17 (2), 29 (1), 107 (1) (b). – Issued: (e) (f) (2) (a) (3), 17 (1), 19 (1) (b), 26, 45, 48 (1), 49 (2), 01.09.2000. Made: 21.08.2000. Coming into force: sch. 1, paras. 5 (1) (2) (3), 6 (1) (a), 7 (1) (2). – Issued: 28.08.2000 except for art. 8; 28.08.2002 for art. 8. 25.08.2000. Made: 18.08.2000. Laid: 18.08.2000. Coming Effect: SI 1953/182 revoked (28.08.2002.). Territorial into force: 19.08.2000. Effect: S.I. 1994/3082; 1995/539, extent and classification: S. General. – 540, 3205; 1996/3124 amended. Territorial extent and 0 11 059446 0 – £1.50 classification: S. General. – These Regs give effect (for Scotland only) to provisions of the following Directives and 295 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) Decisions: DIR 72/461, which was amended by DEC 95/1; (Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning) (Orkney) (No. 4) DIR 91/494 which was last amended by DIR 93/121; DIR (Scotland) Order 2000 80/215 which was last amended by DEC 95/1; DIR 77/99 as – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and amended by DIR 92/5; DIR 94/65.–011059441 X – Environment Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). £2.00 – Issued: 31.08.2000. Made: 23.08.2000. Laid: 289 The Associated British Ports (Troon) Harbour 25.08.2000. Coming into force: 23.08.2000 at 17.30 Revision Order 2000 hours. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local. – Partially revoked at 1300 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Harbours Act 1964, s.14. – hours by S.S.I. 2000/383 (ISBN 0110594940) & Issued: 31.08.2000. Made: 18.08.2000. Coming into force: revoked by S.S.I. 2000/414 (ISBN 0110595041). – 21.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: 0 11 059448 7 – £1.50 S. Local.–011059445 2 – £2.00 296 The A78 Trunk Road (Nelson Street, Greenock) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 18.08.2000. Coming into force: 28.08.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local.–666618208 1 – Unpublished

78 297 The A92 Trunk Road (Cowdenbeath Interchange, 307 The Budget (Scotland) Act 2000 (Amendment) Kirkcaldy) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order Order 2000 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Budget (Scotland) – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 Act 2000, s. 6 (1). – Issued: 15.09.2000. Made: (1) (a). – Made: 18.08.2000. Coming into force: 03.09.2000. Coming into force: 04.09.2000. Effect: 01.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 2000 asp 2 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local.–666618209 X – Unpublished classification: S. General– 0 11 059454 1 – £1.50 299 The A8 Trunk Road (Greenock Road, Port Glasgow) 308 The General Medical Council (Legal Assessors) (Temporary Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order Amendment (Scotland) Rules 2000 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Medical Act 1983, s. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 43, sch. 4 para. 7 (3). – Issued: 14.09.2000. Made: (1) (a). – Made: 24.08.2000. Coming into force: 04.09.2000. Laid: 07.09.2000. Coming into force: 01.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 29.09.2000. Effect: S.I. 1980/941 amended. Territorial classification: S. Local.–666618210 3 – Unpublished extent & classification: S. General.–011059453 3 300 The Export of Pigs, Porcine Material and Bovine – £1.50 Animals (Scotland) Regulations 2000 309 The Food Irradiation Provisions (Scotland) – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Act Regulations 2000 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 06.09.2000. Made: 25.08.2000. – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food Safety Act Laid: 30.08.2000. Coming into force: 26.08.2000. Effect: S.I. 1990, ss. 6 (4), 16 (1) (3), 17 (1), 18 (1), 19 (1) (b), 1995/11; S.S.I. 2000/216 amended. Territorial extent & 26, 45, 48 (1), sch. 1, paras. 1, 4 (b). – Issued: classification: S. General. – EC note: These Regs. implement 15.09.2000. Made: 05.09.2000. Laid: 08.09.2000. (for Scotland only) DEC 2000/528/EC which repealed DEC Coming into force: 20.09.2000. Effect: S.I. 1990/2490; 2000/515/EC.–011059451 7 – £2.00 1996/1499 amended in relation to Scotland. Territorial 301 The Human Rights Act 1998 (Jurisdiction) (Scotland) extent & classification: S. General– EC note: Give Rules 2000 effect in Scotland to EC DIR 1999/2 & 1999/3. – 0 11 059456 8 – £2.00 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Human Rights Act 1998, ss.7, 9. – Issued: 05.09.2000. Made: 28.08.2000. Laid: 310 The West of Scotland Water Authority 30.08.2000. Coming into force: 02.10.2000. Effect: None. (Lochnaw) Ordinary Drought Order 2000 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Natural Heritage 0 11 059450 9 – £1.50 (Scotland) Act 1991, s. 20 (1) (4) (a), sch. 7, paras. 2 302 The A90 Trunk Road (Craigend Interchange) (1) (b), 5 (1), sch.8, para. 2 (5). – Issued: 15.09.2000. (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 Made: 06.09.2000. Coming into force: 11.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 Local.–011059455 X – £1.50 (1) (a). – Made: 29.08.2000. Coming into force: 09.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local. – 311 The A77 Trunk Road (Dutch House Roundabout 6 66 618211 1 – Unpublished to Sandyford Toll) (Temporary Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order 2000 303 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. 3) – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, (Scotland) Order 2000 s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 06.09.2000. Coming into force: 19.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment classification: S. Local.–666618215 4 – Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: Unpublished 16.08.2000. Made: 30.08.2000. Laid: 01.09.2000. Coming into force: 30.08.2000 at 1730 hours. Effect: None. 313 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Revoked by (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. S.S.I. 2000/372 (ISBN 0110594916) at 1700 hours on 2) (Scotland) Partial Revocation Order 2000 20.11.2000.–011059452 5 – £1.50 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and 304 The A90 Trunk Road (Petterden to Tealing, North of Environment Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). Dundee) (Temporary Prohibition of Specified Turns) – Issued: 26.09.2000. Made: 12.09.2000. Laid: Order 2000 13.09.2000. Coming into force: 12.09.2000. Effect: S.S.I, 2000/291 amended. Territorial extent & – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 classification: S. General.–011059462 2 – £1.50 (1) (a). – Made: 01.09.2000. Coming into force: 16.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local. – 314 Act of Sederunt (Evidence of Judgments etc.) 6 66 618212 X – Unpublished (Human Rights Act 1998) 2000 305 The A9 Trunk Road (Lynwilg) (Temporary Prohibition – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sheriff Courts of Traffic) Order 2000 (Scotland) Act 1971, s. 32. – Issued: 21.09.2000. Made: 07.09.2000. Coming into force: 02.10.2000. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. (1) (a). – Made: 31.08.2000. Coming into force: General.–011059457 6 – £1.00 04.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local.–666618213 8 – Unpublished 315 Act of Adjournal (Criminal Procedure Rules Amendment No.2) (Human Rights Act 1998) 306 The A90 Trunk Road (Forfar Bypass) (Temporary 2000 50mph Speed Limit) Order 2000 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Criminal Procedure – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 88 (Scotland) Act 1995, s. 305 & Human Rights Act 1998, (1) (a). – Made: 01.09.2000. Coming into force: 02.09.2000. ss. 2, 5. – Issued: 29.09.2000. Made: 07.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local. – Coming into force: 02.10.2000. Effect: S.I. 1996/513 Revoked by S.S.I. 2000/397 [unpublished]. – amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. 6 66 618214 6 – Unpublished – 0 11 059461 4 – £2.00

79 316 Act of Sederunt (Rules of the Court of Session 325 The Trunk Roads in Scotland (Temporary Amendment No. 6) (Human Rights Act 1998) 2000 Prohibitions and Temporary Speed Restrictions) – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Court of Session Act 1988, Order 2000 s. 5 & Human Rights Act 1998, ss. 2, 5. – Issued: – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 29.09.2000. Made: 07.09.2000. Coming into force: s.14 (1) (4). – Made: 18.09.2000. Coming into force: 02.10.2000. Effect: S.I. 1994/1443 amended. Territorial 01.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and extent & classification: S. General.–011059463 0 – classification: S. Local.–666618216 2 – £2.00 Unpublished 317 Act of Sederunt (Rules of the Court of Session 326 The A80 Trunk Road (Northbound A8011 Slip Amendment No. 5) (Public Interest Intervention in Road) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order Judicial Review) 2000 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Court of Session Act 1988, – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 5. – Issued: 29.09.2000. Made: 07.09.2000. Coming into s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 20.09.2000. Coming into force: force: 02.10.2000. Effect: S.I. 1994/1443 amended. 30.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – classification: S. Local..–666618057 7 – 0 11 059464 9 – £1.50 Unpublished 318 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 327 The A720 Trunk Road (Sheriffhall Roundabout to (Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning) (Orkney) (No.3) Gilmerton Junction) (Temporary Prohibition of (Scotland) Partial Revocation Order 2000 Traffic) Order 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: s.14 (1)(a). – Made: 20.09.2000. Coming into force: 25.09.2000. Made: 12.09.2000. Laid: 14.09.2000. Coming 04.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and into force: 12.09.2000 at 1700 hours. Effect: S.S.I. classification: S. Local. – Road traffic: Traffic 2000/266 partially revoked. Territorial extent & classification: regulation.–666618058 5 – Unpublished S. General.. – Revoked by S.SI. 2000/382 (ISBN 328 The A80 Trunk Road (Old Inns Northbound Off 0110594967).–011059459 2 – £1.50 Slip Road) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) 319 Act of Sederunt (Rules of the Court of Session Order 2000 Amendment No. 4) (Applications under s. 1 of the – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Administration of Justice (Scotland) Act 1972) 2000 s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 20.09.2000. Coming into force: – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Administration of Justice 02.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and (Scotland) Act 1972, s. 1 & Court of Session Act 1988, s. 5. classification: S. Local.–666618059 3 – – Issued: 29.09.2000. Made: 07.09.2000. Coming into Unpublished force: 02.10.2000. Effect: S.I. 1994/1443 amended. 329 The M9/A9 Trunk Road (M9 Junction 4 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Westbound Off Slip Road) (Temporary 0 11 059465 7 – £2.00 Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 320 The Electricity Works (Environmental Impact – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Assessment) (Scotland) Regulations 2000 s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 21.09.2000. Coming into force: – 20p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities 02.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 25.09.2000. Made: classification: S. Local.–666618089 5 – 11.09.2000. Laid: 14.09.2000. Coming into force: Unpublished 05.10.2000. Effect: S.I. 1988/1221 amended. Territorial 330 The Diseases of Fish (Control) Amendment extent & classification:S. General. – The Regs. implement (Scotland) Regulations 2000 DIR 85/337/EEC as amended by 97/11/EC. – 0 11 059460 6 – £3.50 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 321 The A725 Trunk Road (Whirlies Roundabout, East 05.109.2000. Made: 21.09.2000. Laid: 25.09.2000. Kilbride) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order Coming into force: 01.11.2000. Effect: S.I. 1994/1447 2000 amended. Territorial extent and classification: S. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 General. – These Regs give effect (for Scotland only) (1) (a). – Made: 13.09.2000. Coming into force: 25.09.2000. to provisions of EC DIR 2000/27; 93/53. – Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local. – 0 11 059469 X – £1.50 6 66 618562 5 – Unpublished 331 The A8/M8 Trunk Road (Junction 6 (Newhouse) 323 The Pollution Prevention and Control (Scotland) (West Ferry) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Regulations 2000 Order 2000 – 84p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Pollution Prevention and – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Control Act 1999, s. 2, sch. 1. – Issued: 29.09.2000. Made: s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 22.09.2000. Coming into force: 14.09.2000. Coming into force: 29.09.2000. Effect: 1974 01.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and c.40; 1990 c. 43; 1993 c. 11; 1995 c. 25; 1996 c. 8; S.I. classification: S. Local.–666618081 X – 1990/2512; 1991/472, 1624, 2839; 1994/1056, 2716; Unpublished 1996/972, 1527; 1997/2965; 1998/2746; 2000/178 332 The A82 Trunk Road (Solheim Cup Golf amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Tournanment) (Temporary 30 Miles Per Hour 0 11 059467 3 – £8.80 Speed Limit) Order 2000 324 The A90 Trunk Road (Portlethen) (Temporary – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order 2000 s. 88 (1) (a). – Made: 22.09.2000.. – Coming into – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 force: 01.10.2000.. – Effect: None.–666618080 1 (1) (a). – Made: 15.09.2000. Coming into force: 29.09.2000. – Unpublished Effect: S.I. 1999/1820 amended. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local.–666618091 7 – Unpublished

80 333 The A85 Trunk Road (Corran Halls Roundabout to 344 The Specified Risk Material Order Amendment Agryll Square, Oban) (Temporary Prohibition of (Scotland) Regulations 2000 Waiting) Order 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 13.10.2000. (1) (a).. – Made: 21.09.2000. Coming into force: Made: 29.09.2000. Laid: 29.09.2000. Coming into 02.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: force: 01.10.2000. Effect: S.I. 1997/2964 amended. S. Local..–666618092 5 – Unpublished Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – These 334 The A90 Trunk Road (South Anderson Drive, Regs which apply to Scotland only, give effect to art. Broomhill Road Roundabout to Cromwell Road 3.1 of DEC 2000/418/EC regarding the use of material Roundabout, Aberdeen) (Temporary Prohibition of presenting risks as regards transmissible spongiform Specified Turns) Order 2000 encephalopathies & amending DEC 94/474/EC. – 0 11 059478 9 – £1.75 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 22.09.2000. Coming into force: 345 The Specified Risk Material Amendment 02.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and (Scotland) Regulations 2000 classification: S. Local..–666618093 3 – Unpublished – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food Safety Act 335 The A737 Trunk Road (Linclive Interchange) 1990, ss. 16 (1) (a) (b) (c) (d) (f) (2) (a) (3), 17 (1), 19 (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 (1) (a), 26, 48 (1), sch. 1, paras. 2 (1), 3 (1), 5, 6 (1) (a). – Issued: 13.10.2000. Made: 29.09.2000. Laid: – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 29.09.2000. Coming into force: 01.10.2000. Effect: S.I. (1) (a). – Made: 22.09.2000. Coming into force: 1997/2965 amended. Territorial extent & classification: 30.09.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and S. General. – These Regs which give effect in part to classification: S. Local.–666618078 X – Unpublished DEC 2000/418/EC regulating use of material 336 The A83 Trunk Road (A819 Junction Inveraray) presenting risks as regards transmissible spongiform (Detrunking) Order 2000 encephalopathies in so far as they extend to Scotland. – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, ss. 5 (2), – 0 11 059477 0 – £1.75 143 (1). – Made: 25.09.2000.. – Coming into force: 346 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 12.10.2000.. – Effect: None.–666618001 1 – (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) Unpublished (No.2) (Scotland) Partial Revocation Order 2000 337 The National Health Service Trusts (Originating – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Capital) (Scotland) Amendment Order 2000 Environment Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service – Issued: 18.10.2000. Made: 29.09.2000. Laid: (Scotland) Act 1978, s. 12E (1). – Issued: 04.10.2000. 04.10.2000. Coming into force: 1200 hours on Made: 16.09.2000. Coming into force: 17.09.2000. Effect: 29.09.2000. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/291 amended. SSI 2000/113 amended.–011059468 1 – £1.50 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 0 11 059474 6 – £1.75 339 The A725 Trunk Road (Eastbound Carriageway from Stoneymeadow to the Whirlies Bypass, East Kilbride) 347 The Agricultural Subsidies (Appeals) (Scotland) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 Regulations 2000 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European (1) (a). – Made: 27.09.2000. Coming into force: Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 13.10.2000. 06.10.2000. Effect: S.I. 1999/1820 amended. Territorial Made: 03.10.2000. Laid: 03.10.2000. Coming into extent and classification: S. Local.–666618016 X – force: 09.11.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & Unpublished classification: S. General.–011059475 4 – £2.00 340 The Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Notification 348 The A90 Trunk Road (Strathmartine Road to Old of Authorisations etc.) (Scotland) Order 2000 Glamis Road, Kingsway West, Dundee) – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Regulation of Investigatory (Temporary Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order Powers (Scotland) Act 2000, s. 13 (2) (c). – Issued: 2000 11.10.2000. Made: 29.09.2000. Laid: 29.09.2000. Coming – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, into force: 02.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 29.09.2000. Coming into force: classification: S. General.–011059473 8 – £1.75 07.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local.–666618217 0 – 342 The Education and Training (Scotland) Amendment Unpublished Regulations 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Education and Training 349 The A1 Trunk Road (East of Haddington to (Scotland) Act 2000, ss.1, 3 (2). – Issued: 13.10.2000. Dunbar) Special Road (Side Roads) Order 2000 Made: 28.09.2000. Laid: 29.09.2000. Coming into force: – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, s. 9 (1) 06.11.2000. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/292 amended. Territorial (c). – Made: 26.09.2000. Coming into force: extent and classification: S. General.–011059476 2 – 06.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and £1.75 classification: S. Local.–666618218 9 – Unpublished 343 The Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Prescription of Offices, Ranks and Positions) (Scotland) Order 350 The A1 Trunk Road (East of Haddington to 2000 Dunbar) Detrunking Order 2000 – 6p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Regulation of Investigatory – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, ss. 5 Powers (Scotland) Act 2000, ss. 8 (1), 9 (3), 28 (4). – (2), 143 (1). – Made: 26.09.2000. Coming into force: Issued: 11.10.2000. Made: 29.09.2000. Laid: 29.09.2000. 06.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – classification: S. Local.–666618219 7 – 0 11 059471 1 – £2.00 Unpublished

81 351 The A1 Trunk Road (East of Haddington to Dunbar) 359 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) Special Road Scheme Order 2000 (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, s. 7. – (No.4) (Scotland) Order 2000 Made: 26.09.2000. Coming into force: 06.10.2000. Effect: – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local. – Environment Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). 6 66 618220 0 – Unpublished – Issued: 23.10.2000. Made: 10.10.2000. Laid: 352 The National Health Service (General Dental 12.10.2000. Coming into force: 10.10.2000 at 1700 Services) (Scotland) Amendment (No.2) Regulations hours. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: 2000 S. General. – Revoked by S.S.I. 2000/389 (ISBN 0110595068) at 1700 hours.–011059483 5 – – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service £1.75 (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 2 (5), 25 (1) (2), 28A, 105 (7), 108 (1)– Issued: 13.10.2000. Made: 04.10.2000. Laid: 360 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 06.10.2000. Coming into force: 13.11.2000. Effect: SI (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (East Coast) 1996/177 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. (Scotland) Order 2000 General.–011059479 7 – £2.00 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and 353 The Borders General Hospital National Health Service Environment Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). Trust (Establishment) Amendment Order 2000 – Issued: 24.10.2000. Made: 13.10.2000. Laid: 16.10.2000. Coming into force: 13.10.2000. Effect: – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service None. Territoral extent & classification: S. General. – (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 12A (1) (4), 105 (6), sch. 7A, Partially revoked at 1300 hours by S.S.I. 2000/381 paras. 1, 3 (1) (b). – Issued: 17.10.2000. Made: (ISBN 0110594959) & revoked by S.S.I. 2000/402 28.09.2000. Coming into force: 29.09.2000. Effect: S.I. (ISBN 0110595033) at 1600 hours.–011059484 3 1994/2998 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. – £1.75 General– 0 11 059482 7 – £1.75 362 The A92 Trunk Road (Bankhead Roundabout to 354 The Dumfries and Galloway Acute and Maternity Preston Roundabout, Glenrothes) (Temporary Hospitals National Health Service Trust Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 (Establishment) Amendment Order 2000 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 13.10.2000. Coming into force: (Scotland) Act 1978, s. 12A (1) (4), 105 (6), sch. 7A, paras. 22.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 1, 3 (1) (b). – Issued: 17.10.2000. Made: 28.09.2000. classification: S. Local.–666618224 3 – Coming into force: 29.09.2000. Effect: S.I. 1993/2934 Unpublished amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General.. – 0 11 059481 9 – £1.75 363 The M90 Motorway (Northbound Off Slip Road and Southbound On Slip Road, Junction 4, Kelty) 355 The Yorkhill National Health Service Trust (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 (Establishment) Amendment Order 2000 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 13.10.2000. Coming into force: (Scotland) Act 1978, s. 12A (1) (4), 105 (6), sch. 7A, paras. 27.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 1, 3 (1) (b). – Issued: 17.10.2000. Made: 28.09.2000. classification: S. Local.–666618251 0 – Coming into force: 29.09.2000. Effect: S.I. 1992/3321 Unpublished amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General.. – 0 11 059480 0 – £1.75 364 The Brucellosis (Scotland) Regulations 2000 356 The A725 Trunk Road (Bellziehill Off Ramp – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Northbound) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) (No. 2) Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 02.11.2000. Order 2000 Made: 12.10.2000. Laid: 18.10.2000. Coming into force: 01.11.2000. Effect: S.I. 1997/758 revoked in – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 relation to Scotland. Territorial extent & classification: (1) (a). – Made: 06.10.2000. Coming into force: S. General. – These Regs. implement, for Scotland, 13.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and provisions of DIR 64/432 as amended and DIR 77/391 classification: S. Local.–666618221 9 – Unpublished as amended.–011059486 X – £2.50 357 The A92 Trunk Road (Cowdenbeath Interchange, 365 The Enzootic Bovine Leukosis (Scotland) Kirkcaldy) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic ) (No. 2) Regulations 2000 Order 2000 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 23.10.2000. (1) (a). – Made: 06.10.2000. Coming into force: Made: 12.10.2000. Laid: 18.10.2000. Coming into 13.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and force: 01.11.2000. Effect: S.I. 1997/757 revoked in classification: S. Local.–666618222 7 – Unpublished relation to Scotland. Territorial extent & classification: 358 The A702 Trunk Road (Hartside to Lamington) S. General. – These Regs. implement, for Scotland, (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 provisions of DIR 64/432 as amended, and DIR 77/391 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 as amended.–011059485 1 – £2.00 (1) (a). – Made: 09.10.2000. Coming into force: 366 The Teachers’ Superannuation (Scotland) 16.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Amendment Regulations 2000 classification: S. Local.–666618223 5 – Unpublished – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Superannuation Act 1972, ss. 9, 12, sch. 3.. – Issued: 26.10.2000. Made: 10.10.2000. Laid: 18.10.2000. Coming into force: 20.11.2000. Effect: S.I. 1992/280 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General.–011059488 6 – £2.50

82 367 The A77 Special Road (Floak to Malletsheugh) 374 The A77 Trunk Road (A719 Junction and Clunch De-trunking Order 2000 Road, Fenwick) (Temporary Prohibition of – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, ss. 5 (2), Specified Turns) Order 2000 143 (1). – Made: 16.10.2000. Coming into force: – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 27.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 19.10.2000. Coming into force: classification: S. Local.–666618225 1 – Unpublished 27.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 367 The A77 Special Road (Floak to Malletsheugh) classification: S. Local.–666618228 6 – De-trunking Order 2000 Unpublished – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, ss. 5 (2), 375 The A80 Trunk Road (Northbound Slip Road 143 (1). – Made: 16.10.2000. Coming into force: B816) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) (No. 2) 27.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Order 2000 classification: S. Local.–666618225 1 – Unpublished – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 368 The A77 Trunk Road (Fenwick to Floak) De-trunking s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 20.10.2000. Coming into force: Order 2000 28.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local.–666618229 4 – – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, ss. 5 (2), Unpublished 143 (1). – Made: 16.10.2000. Coming into force: 27.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 376 The A80 Trunk Road (Southbound Slip Road classification: S. Local.–666618226 X – Unpublished B816) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) (No. 4) Order 2000 369 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. 3) – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, (Scotland) Partial Revocation Order 2000 s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 20.10.2000. Coming into force: 28.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment classification: S. Local.–666618230 8 – Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: Unpublished 27.10.2000. Made: 19.10.2000. Laid: 20.10.2000. Coming into force: 19.10.2000 at 1700 hours Effect: S.S.I. 378 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 2000/303 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. General. – Revoked by S.S.I. 2000/372 (ISBN 0110594916) 2) (Scotland) Partial Revocation (No. 3) Order at 1700 hours on 20.11.2000.–011059489 4 – £1.75 2000 370 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (East Coast) (No.2) Environment Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). (Scotland) Order 2000 – Issued: 01.11.2000. Made: 23.10.2000. Laid: 25.10.2000. Coming into force: 23.10.2000 at 1700 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment hours Effect: S.S.I. 2000/291 amended. Territorial Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: extent & classification: S. General.–011059493 2 27.10.2000. Made: 19.10.2000. Laid: 20.10.2000. Coming – £1.75 into force: 19.10.2000 at 1700 hours. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Partially 379 The M9 Trunk Road (Southbound Off Slip Road revoked by S.SI. 2000/436 (ISBN 0110595335) at 1730 to Newbridge Roundabout) (Temporary hours & S.S.I. 2000/440 (ISBN 0110595416) at 1730 hours. Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 – 0 11 059490 8 – £1.75 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 371 The Gaming Clubs (Hours) Regulations 2000 s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 25.10.2000. Coming into force: 04.11.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Gaming Act 1968, ss. 22 classification: S. Local.–666618231 6 – (4), 51. – Issued: 30.10.2000. Made: 19.10.2000. Laid: Unpublished 23.10.2000. Coming into force: 13.11.2000. Effect: S.I. 1984/470 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. 380 The M9/A9 Trunk Road (M9 Junction 4 General.–011059492 4 – £1.75 Westbound On-Slip Road) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 372 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. 3) – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, (Scotland) Revocation Order 2000 s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 26.10.2000. Coming into force: 06.11.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment classification: S. Local.–666618232 4 – Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2)– Issued: 30.10.2000. Unpublished Made: 20.10.2000. Laid: 23.10.2000. Coming into force: 1700 hours on 20.10.2000. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/303, 369 381 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) revoked. Territorial extent & classification: S. General.. – (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (East Coast) 0 11 059491 6 – £1.50 (Scotland) Partial Revocation Order 2000 373 The M9 Trunk Road (Junction 9 Northbound Exit Slip – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Road) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 Environment Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: 16.11.2000. Made: 02.11.2000. Laid: – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 03.11.2000. Coming into force: 02.11.2000 at 1300 (1) (a). – Made: 18.10.2000. Coming into force: hours. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/360 partially revoked. 28.10.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – S. Local.–666618227 8 – Unpublished Revoked by S.S.I. 2000/402 (ISBN 0110595033) at 1600 hours.–011059495 9 – £1.75

83 382 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 391 The Dairy Produce Quotas Amendment (No.2) (Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning) (Orkney) (No. 3) (Scotland) Regulations 2000 (Scotland) Revocation Order 2000 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 01.12.2000. Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2). – Issued: 16.11.2000. Made: 07.11.2000. Laid: 08.11.2000. Coming into Made: 02.11.2000. Laid: 03.11.2000. Coming into force: force: 29.11.2000. Effect: S.I. 1997/733 amended. 02.11.2000. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/266, 318 revoked. Territorial Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – EC extent and classification: S. Local.–011059496 7 – note: These Regs. extend the definition of “Community £1.50 compensation scheme” to include that instituted by 383 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) REG (EC) 2330/98 providing for an offer of (Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning) (Orkney) (No. 4) compensation to certain producers of milk and milk (Scotland) Partial Revocation Order 2000 products temporarily restricted in carrying out their trade.–011059507 6 – £2.00 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: 392 The Divorce etc. (Pensions) (Scotland) 16.11.2000. Made: 02.11.2000. Laid: 03.11.2000. Coming Amendment Regulations 2000 into force: 02.11.2000 at 1300 hours. Effect: SSI 2000/295 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Family Law (Scotland) partially revoked. Territorial extent & classification: S. Act 1985, s. 10 (8) (8A) (9). – Issued: 28.11.2000. General.. – Revoked by S.S.I. 2000/414 (ISBN 0110595041). Made: 07.11.2000. Laid: 09.11.2000. Coming into – 0 11 059494 0 – £1.75 force: 01.12.2000. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/112 amended. 384 The A80 Trunk Road (Northbound Mollinsburn Slip Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Road) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 0 11 059502 5 – £1.75 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 393 The Potatoes Originating in Egypt (Amendment) (1) (a). – Made: 02.11.2000. Coming into force: (No.2) (Scotland) Regulations 2000 10.11.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European classification: S. Local.–666618233 2 – Unpublished Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 01.12.2000. 385 The A80 Trunk Road (Moodiesburn) (Temporary Made: 06.11.2000. Laid: 09.11.2000. Coming into Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order 2000 force: 30.11.2000. Effect: S.I. 1998/201 amended. Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – EC – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 note: These Regs. implement (for Scotland) DEC (1) (a). – Made: 02.11.2000. Coming into force: 2000/568/EC amending DEC 96/301/|EC, authorising 10.11.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and member states temporarily to take emergency classification: S. Local.–666618234 0 – Unpublished measures against the dissemination of Pseuodomonas 386 The A80 Trunk Road (Muirhead North Junction) solanacearum (Smith) Smith as regards Egypt. – (Temporary Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order 0 11 059508 4 – £1.75 2000 394 The National Health Service (General Dental – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 Services) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 3) (1) (a). – Made: 02.11.2000. Coming into force: Regulations 2000 10.11.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health classification: S. Local.–666618235 9 – Unpublished Service (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 2 (5), 25 (1) (2), 28A, 387 Act of Sederunt (Summary Applications, Statutory 105 (7), 108 (1)– Issued: 01.12.2000. Made: Applications and Appeals etc. Rules) Amendment 08.11.2000. Laid: 09.11.2000. Coming into force: (No. 2) (Administration of Justice (Scotland) Act 01.12.2000. Effect: SI 1996/177 amended. Territorial 1972) 2000 extent & classification: S. General. – This SSI has been – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sheriff Courts (Scotland) made in consequence of a defect on SSI 2000/352 1971, s. 32 & Administration of Justice (Scotland) Act 1972, and is being issued free of charge to all known s. 1 (3). – Issued: 22.11.2000. Made: 03.11.2000. Coming recepients of that SSI.–011059509 2 – £1.50 into force: 20.11.2000. Effect: S.I. 1999/929 amended. 395 The National Health Service (Optical Charges Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – and Payments) (Scotland) Amendment (No.2) 0 11 059498 3 – £2.00 Regulations 2000 388 Act of Sederunt (Child Care and Maintenance Rules) – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Amendment 2000 Service (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 26, 70 (1), 105 (7), – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sheriff Courts (Scotland) 108 (1), sch. 11, paras. 2, 2A.. – Issued: 01.12.2000. Act 1971, s. 32. – Issued: 22.11.2000. Made: 03.11.2000. Made: 08.11.2000. Laid: 09.11.2000. Coming into Coming into force: 20.11.2000. Effect: S.I. 1995/3345; force: 01.12.2000. Effect: S.I. 1998/642 amended. 1997/291 amended. Terrritorial extent and classification: S. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – General.–011059499 1 – £1.75 0 11 059510 6 – £1.50 389 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 396 The National Health Service (Charges for Drugs (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No.4) and Appliances) (Scotland) Amendment (No.2) (Scotland) Revocation Order 2000 Regulations 2000 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2). – Issued: 01.12.2000. Service (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 19, 27, 69, 105 (7), Made: 03.11.2000. Laid: 08.11.2000. Coming into force: 108 (1). – Issued: 01.12.2000. Made: 08.11.2000. 03.11.2000. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/359 revoked at 1700 hours. Laid: 09.11.2000. Coming into force: 01.12.2000. Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – Effect: SI 1989/326 amended. Territorial extent and 0 11 059506 8 – £1.50 classification: S. General.–011059511 4 – £1.75

84 397 The A90 Trunk Road (Forfar Bypass) (50mph Speed 405 The Prohibition of Fishing with Multiple Trawls Limit) Order 2000 (No.2) (Scotland) Order 2000 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, ss. 88 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sea Fish (1) (a), 124 (1) (d). – Made: 03.11.2000. Coming into force: (Conservation) Act 1967, ss. 5 (1), 15 (3), 22 (2) (a). – 13.11.2000. Effect: S.I. 2000/306 revoked. Territorial extent Issued: 01.12.2000. Made: 14.11.2000. Laid: and classification: S. Local.–666618236 7 – 20.11.2000. Coming into force: 11.12.2000. Effect: Unpublished S.S.I. 2000/226 revoked. Territorial extent & 398 The M73 Motorway (Southbound Slip Road to the classification: S. General. – This SSI has been made in Northbound M74 at Junction 1) (Maryville)) consequence of a defect in SSI 2000/226 and is being (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 issued free of charge to all known recipients of that SSI. – EC note: This Order re-enacts with amendments – Enabling power:Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 SSI 2000/226 which was defective. It implements (for (1) (a). – Made: 09.11.2000. Coming into force: Scotland only) art. 46 of REG (EC) 850/98, as 17.11.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: corrected by the Corrigendum to the REG, and S. Local.–666618237 5 – Unpublished amended by REG (EC) 308/1999, 1459/99, 2723/99, 399 The Advice and Assistance (Scotland) Amendment 812/2000, and 1298/2000.–011059512 2 – (No. 2) Regulations 2000 £2.00 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Legal Aid (Scotland) Act 406 The Education (Provision of Information as to 1986, ss. 12 (3), 33 (2) (b) (3) (f), 37 (1). – Issued: Schools) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 23.11.2000. Made: 10.11.2000. Laid: 13.11.2000. Coming 2000 into force: 15.01.2001. Effect: S.I. 1996/2447 amended. – – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Education (Scotland) 0 11 059500 9 – £1.75 Act 1980, ss. 28I (1) (4) (9), 135 (1)– Issued: 400 The Mink Keeping (Scotland) Order 2000 04.12.2000. Made: 20.11.2000. Laid: 21.11.2000. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Destructive Imported Coming into force: 12.12.2000. Effect: S.I. 1993/1605 Animals Act 1932, s. 10 (1). – Issued: 01.12.2000. Made: amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. 14.11.2000. Laid: 15.11.2000. Coming into force: – 0 11 059515 7 – £1.50 01.01.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: 407 The Education (School and Placing Information) S. General.–011059513 0 – £1.75 (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2000 401 The A80 Trunk Road (Auchenkilns Roundabout) – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Education (Scotland) (Temporary Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order Act 1980, ss. 2, 28B (1) (a) (ii) (3), 135 (1)– Issued: 2000 04.12.2000. Made: 20.11.2000. Laid: 21.11.2000. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 Coming into force: 12.12.2000. Effect: S.I. 1982/950 (1) (a). – Made: 10.11.2000. Coming into force: amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. 15.11.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: – 0 11 059516 5 – £1.75 S. Local.–666618238 3 – Unpublished 408 Act of Sederunt (Ordinary Cause Rules) 402 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) Amendment (No. 2) (Pension Sharing on (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (East Coast) (Scotland) Divorce etc.) 2000 Revocation Order 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sheriff Courts – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment (Scotland) Act 1971, s. 32. – Issued: 04.12.2000. Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2). – Issued: 28.11.2000. Made: 16.11.2000. Coming into force: 01.12.2000. Made: 14.11.2000. Laid: 20.11.2000. Coming into force: Effect: 1907 c.51 amended. Terrritorial extent and 14.11.2000 at 1600 hours. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/360, 381 classification: S. General.–011059517 3 – £1.75 revoked. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 409 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 0 11 059503 3 – £1.50 (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. 403 The Local Authorities (Goods and Services) (Public 5) (Scotland) Order 2000 Bodies) (No.2) (Scotland) Order 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Local Authorities (Goods Environment Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). and Services) Act 1970, s. 1 (5) (6). – Issued: 01.12.2000. – Issued: 12.12.2000. Made: 17.11.2000. Laid: Made: 17.11.2000. Laid: 17.11.2000. Coming into force: 21.11.2000. Coming into force: 17.11.2000 at 1700 09.12.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and hours. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: classification: S. General.–011059505 X – £1.75 S. General. – Revoked by S.S.I. 2000/446 (ISBN 0110595440) at 1700 hours.–011059522 X – 404 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) £1.75 (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. 2) (Scotland) Partial Revocation (No. 4) Order 2000 410 The A87 Trunk Road (Broadford) (30mph Speed – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment Limit) Order 2000 Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 28.11.2000. Made: 16.11.2000. Laid: 20.11.2000. Coming ss. 82 (2) (b), 83 (1), 84 (1) (a), 124 (1) (d). – Made: into force: 16.11.2000. at 1400 hours. Effect: S.S.I. 20.11.2000. Coming into force: 01.12.2000. Effect: 2000/291 partially revoked. Territorial extent & Highland Regional Council’s Transitional Order - classification: S. General.–011059501 7 – £1.75 Restricted and Non-Restricted Roads varied. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local.–666618239 1 – Unpublished

85 411 The A90 Trunk Road (Kings Cross Road Interchange 419 Act of Sederunt (Fees of Sheriff Officers) 2000 and Coupar Angus Road Interchange, Dundee) – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sheriff Courts (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic ) (No. 2) Order 2000 (Scotland) Act 1907, s. 40 & Execution of Diligence – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 (Scotland) Act 1926, s. 6. – Issued: 18.12.2000. (1) (a). – Made: 17.11.2000. Coming into force: Made: 24.11.2000. Laid: 28.11.2000. Coming into 27.11.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and force: 01.01.2001. Effect: S.I. 1994/392 amended. – classification: S. Local.–666618240 5 – Unpublished 0 11 059521 1 – £2.00 412 Act of Sederunt (Rules of the Court of Session 420 Act of Sederunt (Fees of Solicitors in the Sheriff Amendment No. 7) (Pension Sharing on Divorce etc.) Court) (Amendment) 2000 2000 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sheriff Courts – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Court of Session Act 1988, (Scotland) Act 1907, s. 40. – Issued: 12.12.2000. s. 5– Issued: 08.12.2000. Made: 16.11.2000. Coming into Made: 27.11.2000. Laid: 28.11.2000. Coming into force: 01.12.2000. Effect: S.I. 1994/1443 amended. force: 01.01.2001. Effect: S.I. 1993/3080 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – 0 11 059523 8 – £1.75 0 11 059519 X – £2.00 413 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 421 Act of Sederunt (Fees of Messengers-at-Arms) (Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning) (Orkney) (Scotland) 2000 Partial Revocation Order 2000 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Execution of Diligence – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment (Scotland) Act 1926, s. 6 & Court of Session Act 1988, Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: s. 5. – Issued: 12.12.2000. Made: 24.11.2000. Laid: - 12.12.2000. Made: 20.11.2000. Laid: 23.11.2000. Coming Coming into force: 01.01.2001. Effect: S.I. 1994/391 into force: 20.11.2000 at 1700 hours. Effect: S.S.I. amended. Territorial extent and classification: S. 2000/192 partially revoked. Territorial extent & classification: General.–011059520 3 – £2.00 S. General.. – Revoked at 17.00 hours by S.S.I. 2001/53 422 The Trunk Roads (Route A83) (Lochgilphead) (ISBN 0110595947).–011059518 1 – £1.50 (Prohibition of Waiting) (Variation) Order 2000 414 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, (Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning) (Orkney) (No. 4) s.1 (1). – Made: 23.11.2000. Coming into force: (Scotland) Revocation Order 2000 04.12.2000. Effect: S.I. 1987/2244 amended. – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment Territorial extent and classification: S. Local. – Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2). – Issued: 01.12.2000. 6 66 618244 8 – Unpublished Made: 22.11.2000. Laid: 23.11.2000. Coming into force: 423 The A75 Trunk Road (A701 Edinburgh Road to 22.11.2000 at 1230 hours. Effect: SSI 2000/295; 2000/383 A709 Lockerbie Road) (Temporary Prohibition of revoked. Territorial extent & classification: S. General.. – Traffic) Order 2000 0 11 059504 1 – £1.50 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 415 The A830 Trunk Road (Arisaig to Kinsadel s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 24.11.2000. Coming into force: Improvement) (Side Roads) No. 2 Order 2000 02.12.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent & – Enabling power: Roads Scotland Act 1984, s. 12 (1). – classification: S. Local.–666618245 6 – Made: 20.11.2000. Coming into force: 01.12.2000. Effect: Unpublished None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local. – 424 The Train Operating Companies (Rateable 6 66 618241 3 – Unpublished Values) (Scotland) (No. 2) Order 2000 416 The A830 Trunk Road (Arisaig to Kinsadel – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Local Government Improvement) (Side Roads) No. 3 Order 2000 (Scotland) Act 1975, ss. 6, 35, 37 (1). – Issued: – Enabling power: Roads Scotland Act 1984, s. 12 (1). – 18.12.2000. Made: 21.12.2000. Laid: -Coming into Made: 20.11.2000. Coming into force: 01.12.2000. Effect: force: In acc.with art. 1 (1). Effect: 1956 c. 60; 1975 c. None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local. – 30 amended & S.S.I. 2000/89 revoked (01.04.2000.). 6 66 618242 1 – Unpublished Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 417 The A830 Trunk Road (Arisaig to Kinsadel 0 11 059534 3 – £2.00 Improvement) (Side Roads) No. 4 Order 2000 425 The Local Statutory Provisions (Postponement – Enabling power: Roads Scotland Act 1984, s. 12 (1). – from Repeal) (Scotland) Order 2000 Made: 20.11.2000. Coming into force: 01.12.2000. Effect: – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Local Government None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local. – etc. (Scotland) Act 1994, s. 59 (6) (b). – Issued: 6 66 618243 X – Unpublished 11.12.2000. Made: 28.11.2000. Laid: 29.11.2000. 418 The Sheep and Goats Identification (Scotland) Coming into force: 28.12.2000. Effect: None. Territorial Regulations 2000 extent & classification: S. General. – The date on which the local statutory provisions described in the – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities sch. to this Order shall cease to have effect, is hereby Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 18.12.2000. Made: postponed from 31st December 2000 until 31st 23.11.2000. Laid: 27.11.2000. Coming into force: December 2001.–011059525 4 – £1.75 01.01.2001. Effect: S.I. 1992/2677 amended & 1996/28 revoked in relation to Scotland with savings. Territorial 426 The A78 Trunk Road (Inverkip Road, Greenock) extent & classification: S. General. – EC note: Implement DIR (Temporary Prohibition of Specified Turns) 92/102/EEC on identification & registration of animals. – Order 2000 0 11 059535 1 – £2.50 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 28.11.2000. Coming into force: 06.12.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local.–666618246 4 – Unpublished

86 427 The M898/A898 Erskine Bridge Trunk Road (Slip 435 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) Roads at Dalnottar Interchange) (Temporary (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2000 2) (Scotland) Partial Revocation (No. 5) Order – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 2000 (1) (a). – Made: 28.11.2000. Coming into force: – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and 03.12.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Environment Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). classification: S. Local.–666618247 2 – Unpublished – Issued: 22.12.2000. Made: 29.11.2000. Laid: 428 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 04.12.2000. Coming into force: 29.11.2000 at 1730 (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. 6) hours, in accord. with art. 1. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/291 (Scotland) Order 2000 partially revoked. Territorial extent and classification: S. General.–011059532 7 – £1.75 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: 436 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 11.12.2000. Made: 28.11.2000. Laid: 30.11.2000. Coming (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (East Coast) (No. into force: 28.11.2000 at 1700 hours. Effect: None. 2) (Scotland) Partial Revocation Order 2000 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Revoked (at – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and 17.00 hours) by S.S.I. 2001/9 (ISBN 011059567X). – Environment Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). 0 11 059526 2 – £1.75 – Issued: 18.12.2000. Made: 29.11.2000. Laid: 429 The Common Agricultural Policy Support Schemes 04.12.2000. Coming into force: 29.11.2000. Effect: (Modulation) (Scotland) Regulations 2000 S.S.I. 2000/370 partially revoked at 1730 hours. Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Act Revoked by S.S.I. 2000/440 (ISBN 0110595416) at 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 11.12.2000. Made: 29.11.2000. 1730 hours.–011059533 5 – £1.50 Laid: 30.11.2000. Coming into force: 01.01.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – EC 437 The M80 Motorway (Slip Roads at Junction 3 note: Implements, for Scotland, arts. 4 and 5 of REG (EC) (Hornshill)) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) 1259/1999, and also relates to rural development measures, Order 2000 implementing relevant provisions of REG 1257/1999. – – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 0 11 059524 6 – £1.75 s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 01.12.2000. Coming into force: 430 The Financial Assistance for Environmental Purposes 10.12.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and (Scotland) Order 2000 classification: S. Local.–666618248 0 – Unpublished – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Environmental Protection Act 1990, s. 153 (4). – Issued: 15.12.2000. Made: 438 The Divorce etc. (Pensions) (Scotland) 30.11.2000. Laid: 30.11.2000. Coming into force: Amendment (No. 2) Regulations 2000 01.01.2001. Effect: 1990 c. 43 amended. Territorial extent & – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Family Law (Scotland) classification: S. General.–011059528 9 – £1.50 Act 1985, s. 10 (8) (9). – Issued: 24.01.2001. Made: 431 The Plastic Materials and Articles in Contact with 06.12.2000. Laid: 07.12.2000. Coming into force: Food (Amendment) (Scotland) Regulations 2000 08.12.2000. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/112 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – This – 24p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food Safety Act 1990, ss. Scottish Statutory Instrument has been made in 6 (4), 16 (2), 17 (1), 26 (1) (a), 48 (1). – Issued: consequence of a defect in S.S.I. 2000/392 & is being 06.12.2000. Made: 30.11.2000. Laid: 30.11.2000. Coming issued free of charge to all known recipients of that into force: 31.12.2000. Effect: S.I. 1998/1376 amended in SSI.–011059560 2 – £1.75 relation to Scotland. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – EC note: Implements, for Scotland, DIR 439 The A92 Trunk Road (Gellatly Street Footbridge, 1999/91/EC amending DIR 90/128/EEC.–011059527 0 Dundee) (Stopping Up) Order 2000 – £4.00 – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, s.68 432 The Control of Pollution (Registers) and (Consent for (1). – Made: 06.12.2000. Coming into force: Discharges) (Secretary of State Functions) 15.12.2000. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Amendment Regulations 2000 classification: S. Local.–666618249 9 – Unpublished – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Control of Pollution Act 1974, ss. 39 (2), 41, 49B (7), 104 (1), 105 (1). – Issued: 440 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 15.12.2000. Made: 29.11.2000. Laid: 30.11.2000. Coming (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (East Coast) (No. into force: 01.01.2001. Effect: S.I. 1984/865; 1993/1155 2) (Scotland) Revocation Order 2000 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and 0 11 059530 0 – £2.00 Environment Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2). – 434 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) Issued: 20.12.2000. Made: 05.12.2000. Laid: (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) 12.12.2000. Coming into force: 05.12.2000. Effect: (Scotland) Partial Revocation Order 2000 S.S.I. 2000/370; 436 revoked at 1730 hours. Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment 0 11 059541 6 – £1.50 Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: 18.12.2000. Made: 29.11.2000. Laid: 04.12.2000. Coming into force: 29.11.2000. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/267 partially revoked at 1730 hours. Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – Revoked (at 17.00 hours) by S.S.I. 2001/11 (ISBN 0110595645).–011059531 9 – £1.75

87 441 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 449 The Fresh Meat (Beef Controls) (No. 2) (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 2000 (Scotland) Partial Revocation (No. 2) Order 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food Safety Act – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment 1990, ss. 16 (1) (f), 17 (2), 26, 48 (1). – Issued: Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: 12.01.2001. Made: 21.12.2000. Laid: 22.12.2000. 20.12.2000. Made: 05.12.2000. Laid: 12.12.2000. Coming Coming into force: 01.01.2001. Effect: S.I. 1996/2097 into force: 05.12.2000. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/267 partially amended in relation to Scotland. Territorial extent and revoked at 1730 hours. Territorial extent and classification: classification: S. General. – EC note: These Regs. S. General. – Revoked (at 17.00 hours) by S.S.I. 2001/11 provide for the enforcement (in Scotland only) of art. (ISBN 0110595645).–011059540 8 – £1.75 2.1 of REG (EC) 2777/2000.–011059546 7 – 442 The Welfare of Farmed Animals (Scotland) £1.75 Regulations 2000 450 Act of Sederunt (Rules of the Court of Session – 22p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Agriculture Amendment No. 8) (Fees of Solicitors) 2000 (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1968, s. 2. – Issued: – 6p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Court of Session Act 05.01.2001. Made: 14.12.2000. Laid: -. Coming into force: 1988, s. 5. – Issued: 12.01.2001. Made: 18.12.2000. 15.12.2000. Effect: S.I. 1994/2126; 1998/1709 revoked in Coming into force: 01.01.2001. Effect: S.I. 1994/1443 relation to Scotland. Territorial extent & classification: S. amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. General– 0 11 059542 4 – £4.00 – 0 11 059545 9 – £2.00 443 The Education (National Priorities) (Scotland) Order 451 The Producer Responsibility Obligations 2000 (Packaging Waste) Amendment (Scotland) – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Standards in Scotland’s Regulations 2000 Schools etc. Act 2000, s. 4 (1). – Issued: 11.01.2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Environment Act Made: 19.12.2000. Laid: -. Coming into force: 20.12.2000. 1995, ss. 93, 94. – Issued: 18.01.2001. Made: Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 20.12.2000. Laid: -. Coming into force: 01.01.2001. 0 11 059543 2 – £1.75 Effect: S.I. 1997/648 amended (in relation to 444 The Teachers’ Superannuation (Additional Voluntary Scotland). Territorial extent & classification: S. General. Contributions) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations – 0 11 059552 1 – £1.75 2000 453 The Feeding Stuffs (Scotland) Regulations 2000 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Superannuation Act 1972, – 128p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Agriculture Act ss. 9, 12, sch. 3. – Issued: 18.01.2001. Made: 18.12.2000. 1970, ss. 66 (1), 68 (1) (1A), 69 (1) (3) (6) (7), 70 (1), Laid: 20.12.2000. Coming into force: 01.02.2001. Effect: S.I. 74 (1), 74A, 77 (4), 78 (6), 84 & European 1995/2814 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 30.01.2001. General.–011059551 3 – £1.75 Made: 28.12.2000. Laid: 03.01.2001. Coming into 446 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) force: 31.01.2001. Effect: 1970 c. 40; S.I. 1999/1663, (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. 5) 1871, 2325 modified & S.I. 1995/1412; 1996/1260; (Scotland) Revocation Order 2000 1998/104, 2072; 1999/1528 revoked (except insofar as they made modifications to the 1970 Act). – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – EC Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2). – Issued: 12.01.2001. note: Implement or supplement the following EC Made: 19.12.2000. Laid: 21.12.2000. Coming into force: legislation (as amended or supplemented): DIR 19.12.2000 at 1700 hours, in accord. with art. 1. Effect: 70/524/EEC, 79/373/EEC, 82/471/EEC, 96/25/EC, S.S.I. 2000/409 revoked. Territorial extent and classification: 1999/29/EC, 1999/79/EC.–011059561 0 – S. General.–011059544 0 – £1.50 £10.50 447 The Births, Deaths, Marriages and Divorces (Fees) 454 The A78 Trunk Road (High Street, Greenock) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2000 (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic and Temporary – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Marriage (Scotland) Act of Specified Turns) Order 2000 1977, ss. 3 (1), 25, 26. – Issued: 17.01.2001. Made: – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 06.12.2000. Laid: 20.12.2000. Coming into force: s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 21.12.2000. Coming into force: 01.04.2001. Effect: S.I. 1998/643 amended. Territorial 08.01.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and extent & classification: S. General.–011059548 3 – classification: S. Local.–666618250 2 – £1.50 Unpublished 448 The Agricultural Business Development Scheme (Scotland) Regulations 2000 – 14p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Commencement orders 2001 Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 17.01.2001. Made: 20.12.2000. Laid: 21.12.2000. Coming into force: 29.01.2001. Effect: S.I. 1994/3096 revoked (with saving); 1999/647 revoked. Territorial extent & classification: S. 58 (C.1) The National Health Service (Primary Care) Act General. – EC note: These Regs. introduce measures to 1997 (Commencement No. 7) (Scotland) Order supplement REG (EC) 1257/1999, 1260/1999 and 2001 1750/1999 laying down detailed rules for the application of – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health 1257/1999.–011059547 5 – £3.00 Service (Primary Care) Act 1997, s. 41 (3). Bringing into operation various provisions of the 1997 Act on 05.03.2001. – Issued: 21.03.2001. Made: 02.03.2001. Laid: -. Effect: S.I. 1998/631, 1998 amended. Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – 0 11 059601 3 – £2.00

88 81 (C.2) The Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000 191 (C.10) The Education (Graduate Endowment and (Commencement No. 1) Order 2001 Student Support) (Scotland) Act 2001 – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Adults with Incapacity (Commencement) Order 2001 (Scotland) Act 2000, s. 89 (2). Bringing into operation – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Education (Graduate various provisions of the 2000 Act on 02.04.2001. & Endowment & Student Support) (Scotland) Act 2001, 01.04.2002. – Issued: 03.04.2001. Made: 07.03.2001. Laid: s. 5 (2). Bringing into force various provisions of the -. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. 2001 Act on 01.06.2001. – Issued: 21.06.2001. Made: – 0 11 059624 2 – £2.50 23.05.2001. Laid: -. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 98 (C.3) The Defamation Act 1996 (Commencement No.3 and classification: S. General.–011059727 3 – £1.50 Transitional Provision) (Scotland) Order 2001 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Defamation Act 1996, s. 19 (3) (b) (4). Bringing into force for Scotland various Scottish statutory instruments 2001 provisions of the Act on 31.03.2001. – Issued: 11.04.2001. Made: 07.03.2001. Laid: -. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. General.–011059642 0 – £1.50 1 The Cattle (Identification of Older Animals) 102 (C. 4) The Standards in Scotland’s Schools etc. Act 2000 (Scotland) Regulations 2001 (Commencement No. 4) Order 2001 – 6p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Standards in Scotland’s Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 23.01.2001. Schools etc. Act 2000, s. 61 (2). Bringing into force various Made: 08.01.2001. Laid: 09.01.2001. Coming into provisions of the Act on 23.03.2001. – Issued: 11.04.2001. force: 10.01.2001 for purposes of regs. 5, 6; Made: 13.03.2001. Laid: -. Effect: None. Territorial extent 29.01.2001 for all other purposes. Effect: None. and classification: S. General.–011059650 1 – £1.50 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – EC note: Implement for Scotland the provisions of REG 113 (C. 5) The Ethical Standards in Public Life etc. (Scotland) (EC) 1760/2000.–011059554 8 – £2.00 Act 2000 (Commencement No. 1) Order 2001 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Ethical Standards in Public 2 The Advice and Assistance (Assistance by Way Life etc. (Scotland) Act 2000, s. 37 (2). Bringing into force of Representation) (Scotland) Amendment various provisions of the Act on 29.03.2001. – Issued: Regulations 2001 11.04.2001. Made: 15.03.2001. Laid: -. Effect: None. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Legal Aid (Scotland) Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – Act 1986, ss. 9 (1) (2) (a) (c) (d), 37 (1). – Issued: 0 11 059653 6 – £1.50 17.01.2001. Made: 09.01.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 15.01.2001. Effect: S.I. 1997/3070 amended. 116 (C.6) The Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Act 2001 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – (Commencement) Order 2001 0 11 059549 1 – £1.75 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Act 2001, s. 3 (1). Bringing into operation various 3 The Specified Risk Material Amendment provisions of the 2001 Act on 15.04.2001. – Issued: (Scotland) Regulations 2001 18.04.2001. Made: 14.03.2001. Laid: -. Effect: None. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food Safety Act Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 1990, ss. 16 (1) (a) (b) (c) (d) (f) (2) (a) (3), 17 (1), 19 0 11 059667 6 – £1.50 (1) (a), 26, 48 (1), sch. 1, paras. 2 (1), 3 (1), 5, 6 (1) (a). – Issued: 22.01.2001. Made: 09.01.2001. Laid: 132 (C. 7) The Transport (Scotland) Act 2001 (Commencement 09.01.2001. Coming into force: 10.01.2001. Effect: S.I. No. 1, Transitional Provisions and Savings) Order 1997/2965 amended. Territorial extent & classification: 2001 S. General. – These Regs., which extend to Scotland – 6p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Transport (Scotland) Act only, give effect to art. 1.1 of DEC 20001/2/EC which 2001, s. 81 (2) (b), 84 (2) (3). Bringing into operation various amends DEC 2000/418/EC.–011059558 0 – provisions of the 2001 Act on 01.04.2001, 01.07.2001, £1.75 01.04.2002 in accord. with art. 2. – Issued: 19.04.2001. Made: 30.03.2001. Laid: -. Effect: None. Territorial extent & 4 The Specified Risk Material Order Amendment classification: S. General.–011059674 9 – £2.00 (Scotland) Regulations 2001 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European 166 (C.8) The Criminal Justice and Court Services Act 2000 Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 22.01.2001. (Commencement No. 5) (Scotland) Order 2001 Made: 09.01.2001. Laid: 09.01.2001. Coming into – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Criminal Justice and Court force: 10.01.2001. Effect: S.I. 1997/2964 amended. Services Act 2000, ss. 76 (4), 8. Bringing into operation Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – These various provisions of the 2000 Act on 31.05.2001, in accord. Regs., which extend to Scotland only, give effect to with art. 3. – Issued: 21.05.2001. Made: 26.04.2001. Laid: art. 1.1 of DEC 20001/2/EC which amends DEC -. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. 2000/418/EC.–011059559 9 – £1.75 – 0 11 059704 4 – £1.50 5 The A737 Trunk Road (St James Interchange) 167 (C. 9) The Transport (Scotland) Act 2001 (Commencement (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2001 No. 2) Order 2001 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Transport (Scotland) Act s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 08.01.2001. Coming into force: 2001, s. 84 (2) (3). Bringing into operation various provisions 14.01.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and of the 2001 Act on 01.05.2001, in accord. with art. 2. – classification: S. Local.–666619089 0 – Issued: 21.05.2001. Made: 25.04.2001. Laid: -. Effect: Unpublished None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – This SSI has been made in consequence of an omission in SSI 2001/132 (C.7) and is being issued free of charge to all known recipients of that SSI.–011059705 2 – £1.50

89 6 The National Assistance (Assessment of Resources) 14 The A1 Trunk Road (Haddington West Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 2001 Interchange to Haddington East Interchange) – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Assistance Act (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2001 1948, s. 22 (5). – Issued: 22.01.2001. Made: 11.01.2001. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Laid: 11.01.2001. Coming into force: 01.02.2001. Effect: S.I. s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 19.01.2001. Coming into force: 1992/2977 amended. Territorial extent and classification: S. 29.01.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and General.–011059555 6 – £1.50 classification: S. Local.–666619092 0 – 7 The Budget (Scotland) Act 2000 (Amendment) Order Unpublished 2001 15 The A77 Trunk Road (Turnberry) (40mph Speed – 6p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Budget (Scotland) Act Limit) Order 2001 2000, s. 6 (1). – Issued: 23.01.2001. Made: 11.01.2001. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Laid: -. Coming into force: 12.01.2001. Effect: 2000 asp 2 s. 84 (1) (a). – Made: 19.01.2001. Coming into force: amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General– 02.02.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 0 11 059556 4 – £2.00 classification: S. Local.–666619094 7 – 8 Act of Sederunt (Ordinary Cause Rules) Amendment unpubllished (Commercial Actions) 2001 16 The Smoke Control Areas (Exempt Fireplaces) – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sheriff Courts (Scotland) (Scotland) Order 2001 Act 1971, s. 32. – Issued: 23.01.2001. Made: 11.01.2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Clean Air Act 1993, s. Laid: -. Coming into force: 01.03.2001. Effect: 1907 c. 51 21. – Issued: 01.02.2001. Made: 23.01.2001. Laid: amended. Terrritorial extent and classification: S. General. – 25.01.2001. Coming into force: 16.02.2001. Effect: 0 11 059557 2 – £2.00 None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 9 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 0 11 059563 7 – £1.75 (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. 6) 17 Unassigned (Scotland) Revocation Order 2001 18 The General Teaching Council (Scotland) – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment Election Scheme 2001 Approval Order 2001 Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2). – Issued: 07.02.2001. – 10p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Teaching Council Made: 16.01.2001. Laid: 18.01.2001. Coming into force: (Scotland) Act 1965, s. 14 91), sch. 1, para. 1 (8). – 16.01.2001. at 1700 hours in accord. with art. 1. Effect: Issued: 21.02.2001. Made: 29.01.2001. Laid: S.S.I. 2000/428 revoked at 1700 hours. Territorial extent 29.01.2001. Coming into force: 28.02.2001. Effect: S.I. and classification: S. General.–011059567 X – £1.50 1989/2308; 1994/1702 revoked. Territorial extent & 10 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) classification: S. General.–011059570 X – £2.50 (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. 2) 19 The A92 Trunk Road (South Marketgait, Dundee) (Scotland) Partial Revocation Order 2001 (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic and Temporary – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment Prohibition of Specified Turns) Order 2001 Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: 02.02.2001. Made: 16.01.2001. Laid: 18.01.2001. Coming – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, into force: 16.01.2001. at 1700 hours. Effect: S.S.I. s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 22.01.2001. Coming into force: 2000/291 partially revoked at 1700 hours. Territorial extent 26.01.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and and classification: S. General. – Revoked by S.S.I. 2001/134 classification: S. Local.–666619093 9 – (ISBN 0110596730) with saving at 12.30 pm (on Unpublished 30.03.2001.).–011059565 3 – £1.75 20 The A737 Trunk Road (Kilbarchan Interchange to 11 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) Howwood) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) Order 2001 (Scotland) Revocation Order 2001 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 29.01.2001. Coming into force: Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2). – Issued: 02.02.2001. 03.02.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Made: 16.01.2001. Laid: 18.01.2001. Coming into force: classification: S. Local.–666619095 5 – 16.01.2001. at 1700 hours. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/267, 434, Unpublished 441 revoked at 1700 hours. Territorial extent and 21 The A737 Trunk Road (Westbound Off-slip Road classification: S. General.–011059564 5 – £1.50 to A761 at Linclive Interchange) (Temporary 12 The M8 Motorway (Eastbound Off Slip Road at Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2001 Junction 3, Livingston Interchange) (Temporary – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2001 s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 29.01.2001. Coming into force: – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 03.02.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and (1) (a). – Made: 17.01.2001. Coming into force: 26.01.2001. classification: S. Local.–666619096 3 – Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local. – Unpublished 6 66 619090 4 – Unpublished 22 The M73 Motorway (Junction 2 (Baillieston)) 13 The A1 Trunk Road (Dolphingstone Southbound Off- and A8 Trunk Road (Baillieston to Baillieston Slip Road) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic ) Order Roundabout) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) 2001 Order 2001 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, (1) (a). – Made: 19.01.2001. Coming into force: s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 29.01.2001. Coming into force: 29.01.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 04.02.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local.–666619091 2 – Unpublished classification: S. Local.–666619097 1 – Unpublished

90 23 The Local Government Pension Scheme (Pension 31 The Environmentally Sensitive Areas (Western Sharing on Divorce) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 Southern Uplands) Designation Amendment – 16p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Superannuation Act 1972, Order 2001 ss. 7, 12. – Issued: 21.02.2001. Made: 29.01.2001. Laid: – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Agriculture Act 1986, 31.01.2001. Coming into force: 03.03.2001. Effect: S.I. ss. 18 (1) (4) (11). – Issued: 28.02.2001. Made: 1998/366; 2888 amended. Territorial extent & classification: 06.02.2001. Laid: 06.02.2001. Coming into force: S. General.–011059569 6 – £3.00 08.03.2001. Effect: S.I. 1993/997 amended. Territorial 24 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) extent & classification: S. General.–011059577 7 (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. 2) – £1.50 (Scotland) Partial Revocation (No. 2) Order 2001 32 The Environmentally Sensitive Areas (Central – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment Southern Uplands) Designation Amendment Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). – Issued: Order 2001 21.02.2001. Made: 01.02.2001. Laid: 05.02.2001. Coming – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Agriculture Act 1986, into force: 01.02.2001. at 1400 hours. Effect: S.S.I. s. 18 (1) (4) (11). – Issued: 28.02.2001. Made: 2000/291 partially revoked. Territorial extent and 06.02.2001. Laid: 06.02.2001. Coming into force: classification: S. General. – Revoked by S.S.I. 2001/134 08.03.2001. Effect: S.I. 1993/996 amended. Territorial (ISBN 0110596730) with saving at 12.30 pm (on extent & classification: S. General.–011059578 5 30.03.2001.).–011059568 8 – £1.75 – £1.50 25 The Environmentally Sensitive Areas (Central 33 The Environmentally Sensitive Areas Borders) Designation Amendment Order 2001 (Cairngorms Straths) Designation Amendment – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Agriculture Act 1986, s. 18 Order 2001 (1) (4) (11). – Issued: 28.02.2001. Made: 06.02.2001. Laid: – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Agriculture Act 1986, 06.02.2001. Coming into force: 08.03.2001. Effect: S.I. s. 18 (1) (4) (11). – Issued: 28.02.2001. Made: 1993/2767 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. 06.02.2001. Laid: 06.02.2001. Coming into force: General.–011059574 2 – £1.75 08.03.2001. Effect: S.I. 1993/2345 amended. 26 The Environmentally Sensitive Areas (Stewartry) Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Designation Amendment Order 2001 0 11 059579 3 – £1.50 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Agriculture Act 1986, s. 18 34 The Environmentally Sensitive Areas (Loch (1) (4) (11). – Issued: 28.02.2001. Made: 06.02.2001. Laid: Lomond) Designation Amendment Order 2001 06.02.2001. Coming into force: 08.03.2001. Effect: S.I. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Agriculture Act 1986, 1993/2768 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. s. 18 (1) (4) (11). – Issued: 28.02.2001. Made: General.–011059573 4 – £1.50 06.02.2001. Laid: 06.02.2001. Coming into force: 27 The Environmentally Sensitive Areas (Argyll Islands) 08.03.2001. Effect: S.I. 1992/1919 amended. Designation Amendment Order 2001 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 0 11 059580 7 – £1.75 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Agriculture Act 1986, s. 18 (1) (4) (11). – Issued: 28.02.2001. Made: 06.02.2001. Laid: 35 The A78 Trunk Road (Inverkip Road, Greenock) 06.02.2001. Coming into force: 08.03.2001. Effect: S.I. (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2001 1993/3136 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, General.–011059571 8 – £1.75 s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 05.02.2001. Coming into force: 28 The Environmentally Sensitive Areas (Machair of the 12.02.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Uists and Benbecula, Barra and Vatersay) classification: S. Local.–666619098 X – Designation Amendment Order 2001 Unpublished – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Agriculture Act 1986, s. 18 36 The European Communities (Matrimonial (1) (4) (11). – Issued: 28.02.2001. Made: 06.02.2001. Laid: Jurisdiction and Judgments) (Scotland) 06.02.2001. Coming into force: 08.03.2001. Effect: S.I. Regulations 2001 1993/3149 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European General.–011059572 6 – £1.75 Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 28.02.2001. 29 The Environmentally Sensitive Areas (Shetland Made: 06.02.2001. Laid: 07.02.2001. Coming into Islands) Designation Amendment Order 2001 force: 01.03.2001. Effect: 1973 c.45; 1985 c. 60; 1986 c.55; 1995 c.36 amended in relation to Scotland. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Agriculture Act 1986, s. 18 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – EC (1) (4) (11). – Issued: 28.02.2001. Made: 06.02.2001. Laid: note: Make provision in connection with the coming 06.02.2001. Coming into force: 08.03.2001. Effect: S.I. into force on 01.03.2001. of Reg. (EC) No. 1347/2000. 1993/3150 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. – 0 11 059581 5 – £2.00 General.–011059575 0 – £1.75 37 The Housing Revenue Account General Fund 30 The Environmentally Sensitive Areas (Breadalbane) Contribution Limits (Scotland) Order 2001 Designation Amendment Order 2001 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Housing (Scotland) – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Agriculture Act 1986, s. 18 Act 1987, s. 204. – Issued: 28.02.2001. Made: (1) (4) (11). – Issued: 28.02.2001. Made: 06.02.2001. Laid: 12.02.2001. Laid: 14.02.2001. Coming into force: 06.02.2001. Coming into force: 08.03.2001. Effect: S.I. 15.03.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & 1992/1920 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. classification: S. General.–011059582 3 – £1.50 General.–011059576 9 – £1.75

91 38 The Coffee Extracts and Chicory Extracts (Scotland) 46 The A80 Trunk Road (Muirhead Traffic Lights) Regulations 2001 (30mph Speed Limit) Order 2001 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food Safety Act 1990, ss. 6 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, (4), 16 (1) (a) (e), 17 (1), 26 (1) (3), 48 (1). – Issued: s. 84 (1) (a). – Made: 21.02.2001. Coming into force: 05.03.2001. Made: 15.02.2001. Laid: 15.02.2001. Coming 16.03.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and into force: 17.03.2001. Effect: S.I. 1983/270; 1985/1068; classification: S. Local.–666619099 8 – 1990/2625; 1991/1476; 1992/2596; 1995/3187; 1996/1499 Unpublished amended & SI 1982/409; 1989/2014 revoked. Territorial 47 The A80 Trunk Road (Muirhead and extent and classification: S. General. – Implements DIR Moodiesburn) (50mph Speed Limit) Order 2001 99/4/EC.–011059583 1 – £2.00 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 39 The Designation of UHI Millennium Institute s. 84 (1) (a). – Made: 21.02.2001. Coming into force: (Scotland) Order 2001 16.03.2001. Effect: S.I. 1973/111 revoked. Territorial – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Further and Higher extent and classification: S. Local.–666619100 5 Education (Scotland) Act 1992, ss. 44 (1), 60 (3). – Issued: – Unpublished 12.03.2001. Made: 12.02.2001. Laid: 16.02.2001. Coming 48 The M74 Motorway, Junction 12 (Millbank) into force: 01.04.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & Northbound Off- Slip (Temporary Prohibition of classification: S. General.–011059584 X – £1.50 Traffic) Order 2001 40 The Highland and Islands Agricultural Processing and – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Marketing Grants Etc. (Scotland) Regulations 2001 s.14 (1) (a). – Made: 20.02.2001. Coming into force: – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities 05.03.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 13.03.2001. Made: classification: S. Local.–666619101 3 – 15.02.2001. Laid: 16.02.2001. Coming into force: Unpublished 19.03.2001. Effect: SI 1999/1820; SSI 2000/448 amended & 49 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease Declaratory SI 1995/362 revoked (with saving). Territorial extent & (Controlled Area) (Scotland) Order 2001 classification: S. General. – These Regs supplement EC REG 1257/1999; 1260/1999; 1750/1999.–011059585 8 – – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. £2.50 30 (1). – Issued: 20.03.2001. Made: 23.02.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 23.02.2001 at 6.15 p.m. Effect: 41 The Number of Inner House Judges (Variation) Order S.I. 1983/1950 amended. Territorial extent & 2001 classification: S. General. – Note: This Order shall – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Court of Session Act 1988, cease to have effect at midnight on 2nd March 2001. ss. 2 (2A). – Issued: 13.03.2001. Made: 15.02.2001. Laid: – 0 11 059598 X – £1.75 .-. Coming into force: 26.02.2001. Effect: 1988 c.36 50 The Less Favoured Area Support Scheme amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – (Scotland) Regulations 2001 0 11 059586 6 – £1.50 – 20p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European 42 The Legal Aid (Scotland) Act 1986 Amendment Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 20.03.2001. Regulations 2001 Made: 23.02.2001. Laid: 26.02.2001. Coming into – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Legal Aid (Scotland) Act force: 19.03.2001. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/347 amended & 1986, ss. 13 (4), 37 (1). – Issued: 14.03.2001. Made: S.S.I. 1999/185 revoked with savings. Territorial 15.02.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 19.02.2001. Effect: extent & classification: S. General. – EC note: These 1986 c.47 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. Regs. make provisions for the purposes of General.–011059591 2 – £1.50 implementation of REG (EC) 1257/1999 and REG (EC) 43 The Advice and Assistance (Assistance by Way of 1750/1999 laying down detailed rules for the Representation) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 2) application of REG 1257/1999.–011059597 1 – Regulations 2001 £3.50 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Legal Aid (Scotland) Act 51 The Diseases of Animals (Approved 1986, ss. 9 (1) (2) (a) (dd) (de), 37 (1). – Issued: Disinfectants) Amendment (No. 2) (Scotland) 14.03.2001. Made: 15.02.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: Order 2001 19.02.2001. Effect: S.I. 1997/3070 amended. Territorial – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Animal Health Act extent & classification: S. General.–011059590 4 – 1981, ss. 1, 7 (1) (2), 23 (f) (g). – Issued: 20.03.2001. £1.75 Made: 01.03.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 44 The Non-domestic Rate (Scotland) Order 2001 01.03.2001 at 8.00 p.m.. Effect: S.I. 1978/32 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Local Government – 0 11 059596 3 – £1.75 (Scotland) Act 1975, ss. 7B (1), 37 (1). – Issued: 14.03.2001. Made: 19.02.2001. Laid: 21.02.2001. Coming 52 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Amendment) into force: 01.04.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & (Scotland) Order 2001 classification: S. General.–011059589 0 – £1.50 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Animal Health Act 45 The Diseases of Animals (Approved Disinfectants) 1981, ss. 1, 23 (b), 83 (2). – Issued: 20.03.2001. Amendment (Scotland) Order 2001 Made: 27.02.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 27.02.2001 at 3.00 p.m.. Effect: S.I. 1983/1950 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Animal Health Act 1981, amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. ss. 1, 7 (1) (2), 23 (f) (g). – Issued: 14.03.2001. Made: – 0 11 059595 5 – £1.75 21.02.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 22.02.2001. in acc.with art. 1 (1). Effect: S.I .1978/32; 1999/919 amended & 1978/934 revoked in relation to Scotland. Territorial extent & classification: S. General.–011059588 2 – £1.75

92 53 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 62 The National Health Service (General (Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning) (Orkney) (Scotland) Ophthalmic Services) (Scotland) Amendment Revocation Order 2001 Regulations 2001 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment – 6p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2). – Issued: 20.03.2001. Service (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 26, 105 (7), 106 (a), Made: 27.02.2001. Laid: 01.03.2001. Coming into force: 108 (1).. – Issued: 22.03.2001. Made: 02.03.2001. 27.02.2001 at 1700 hours, in accord. with art. 1. Effect: Laid: 06.03.2001. Coming into force: In accord. with S.S.I. 2000/192; 413 revoked. Territorial extent and reg. 1 (2). Effect: S.I. 1986/965 amended. Territorial classification: S. General.–011059594 7 – £1.50 extent & classification: S. General.–011059608 0 54 The Nurses, Midwives and Health Visitors – £2.00 (Professional Conduct) (Amendment) Rules 2001 63 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Approval (Scotland) Order 2001 Declaratory Amendment Order 2001 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Nurses, Midwives and – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. Health Visitors Act 1997, s. 19 (5). – Issued: 20.03.2001. 17 (1). – Issued: 22.03.2001. Made: 04.03.2001 at Made: 26.02.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 01.03.2001. 7.00 pm. Laid: -. Coming into force: 04.03.2001. Effect: S.I. 1993/893 amended. Territorial extent and Effect: S.S.I. 2001/56, 59 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General.–011059593 9 – £1.75 classification: S. General.–011059607 2 – £1.50 55 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Amendment) (No. 2) 64 The Discontinuance of Legalised Police Cells (Scotland) Order 2001 (Portree) Rules 2001 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Animal Health Act 1981, – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Prisons (Scotland) ss. 1, 2, 23 (b). – Issued: 21.03.2001. Made: 01.03.2001. Act 1989, ss. 14, 39. – Issued: 22.03.2001. Made: Laid: -. Coming into force: 01.03.2001 at 8.00 pm. Effect: 05.03.2001. Laid: 06.03.2001. Coming into force: S.I. 1983/1950 amended. Territorial extent & classification: 31.03.2001. Effect: The Rule made by Secretary of S. General.–011059604 8 – £1.50 State, dated 28 January 1881, under s. 30 of Prisons 56 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Declaratory (Scotland) Act 1877 (40 & 41 Vict. c.53), is hereby Order 2001 revoked. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 0 11 059606 4 – £1.50 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 17 (1). – Issued: 21.03.2001. Made: 01.03.2001. Laid: -. Coming 65 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) into force: 01.03.2001 at 8.00 pm. Effect: S.I. 1983/1950 Declaratory (Amendment No. 2) Order 2001 varied. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 0 11 059603 X – £1.75 17 (1). – Issued: 26.03.2001. Made: 06.03.2001. Laid: 57 The National Health Service (General Dental -. Coming into force: 06.03.2001. at 12.30 p.m. Effect: Services) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2001 S.S.I. 2001/56 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Revoked by S.S.I. 2001/91 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service (ISBN 0110596323) at 2.00 pm (09.03.2001.). – (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 2 (5), 25 (1) (2), 105 (7), 108 (1). – 0 11 059612 9 – £1.75 Issued: 21.03.2001. Made: 01.03.2001. Laid: 05.03.2001. Coming into force: 01.04.2001. Effect: S.I. 1996/177 66 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – (Declaratory and Controlled Area) Amendment 0 11 059602 1 – £1.50 Order 2001 59 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Declaratory – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, arts. (No. 2) Order 2001 17 (1), 30 (1). – Issued: 26.03.2001. Made: 06.03.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 06.03.2001. at – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 17 (1). 9.30 pm. Effect: S.S.I. 2001/56, 59, 60 amended. – Issued: 21.03.2001. Made: 02.03.2001. Laid: -. Coming Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – into force: 02.03.2001 at 5.00 pm. Effect: S.I. 1983/1950 0 11 059613 7 – £1.75 varied. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Revoked by S.S.I. 2001/122 (ISBN 0110596684) at 6.00 pm 67 The National Health Service (Charges for Drugs (on 25.03.2001.).–011059600 5 – £1.75 and Appliances) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2001 60 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease Declaratory (Controlled Area) (Scotland) (No. 2) Order 2001 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 69(1) (2), 75A (1), – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 30 105 (7), 108 (1). – Issued: 10.04.2001. Made: (1). – Issued: 21.03.2001. Made: 02.03.2001. Laid: -. 15.03.2001. Laid: 16.03.2001. Coming into force: Coming into force: 02.03.2001 at midnight. Effect: S.I. 01.04.2001. Effect: S.I. 1989/326 amended. Territorial 1983/1950 varied. Territorial extent & classification: S. extent & classification: S. General.–011059638 2 General.–011059599 8 – £2.50 – £2.00 61 The Export Restrictions (Foot-and-Mouth Disease) 68 The Budget (Scotland) Act 2000 (Amendment) Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 2001 (No. 2) Order 2001 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Act – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Budget (Scotland) 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 22.03.2001. Made: 02.03.2001. Act 2000, s. 6 (1). – Issued: 03.04.2001. Made: Laid: -. Coming into force: 02.03.2001 (at 11.50 pm). Effect: 06.03.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 07.03.2001. S.I. 2001/498 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. Effect: 2000 asp 2 amended. Territorial extent & General. – Regs amended in accordance with ED DEC classification: S. General– 0 11 059628 5 – £2.00 2001/172/EC. – Revoked by S.S.I. 2001/95 (ISBN 0110596412) at 11.50 pm (09.03.2001.). – 0 11 059609 9 – £2.00

93 69 The National Health Service (Dental Charges) 77 The Adults with Incapacity (Supervision of (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2001 Welfare Attorneys by Local Authorities) – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service (Scotland) Regulations 2001 (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 70 (1A), 71 (1), 71A, 105 (7), 108 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Adults with (1), sch. 11, para. 3 (3). – Issued: 10.04.2001. Made: Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000, ss. 10 (3) (b) (ii), 86 15.03.2001. Laid: 16.03.2001. Coming into force: (2). – Issued: 27.03.2001. Made: 07.03.2001. Laid: 01.04.2001. Effect: S.I. 1989/363 amended. Territorial 08.03.2001. Coming into force: 02.04.2001. Effect: extent & classification: S. General.–011059639 0 – None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – £1.75 0 11 059620 X – £1.75 70 The National Health Service (Pharmaceutical 78 The Adults with Incapacity (Countersignatories Services) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2001 of Applications for Authority to Intromit) – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service (Scotland) Regulations 2001 (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 27 (1) (2), 105 (7), 108 (1). – – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Adults with Issued: 26.03.2001. Made: 08.03.2001. Laid: 09.03.2001. Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000, s. 26 (1) (c). – Issued: Coming into force: 01.04.2001. Effect: S.I. 1995/414 03.04.2001. Made: 07.03.2001. Laid: 08.03.2001. amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Coming into force: 02.04.2001. Effect: None. Territorial 0 11 059610 2 – £1.75 extent & classification: S. General.–011059627 7 71 The Non-domestic Rates (Levying) (Scotland) – £1.75 Regulations 2001 79 The Adults with Incapacity (Evidence in Relation – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Local Government etc. to Dispensing with Intimation or Notification) (Scotland) Act 1994, s. 153. – Issued: 26.03.2001. Made: (Scotland) Regulations 2001 08.03.2001. Laid: 09.03.2001. Coming into force: – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Adults with 01.04.2001. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/92 revoked subject to reg. Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000, ss. 7 (1) (d), 86 (2). – 18 (2). Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Issued: 03.04.2001. Made: 07.03.2001. Laid: 0 11 059611 0 – £2.50 08.03.2001. Coming into force: 02.04.2001. Effect: 72 The National Health Service (Personal Medical None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Services) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 0 11 059626 9 – £1.50 – 28p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service 80 The Adults with Incapacity (Certificates in (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 17E, 24A, 105 (7), 108 (1). – Relation to Powers of Attorney) (Scotland) Issued: 27.03.2001. Made: 08.03.2001. Laid: 09.03.2001. Regulations 2001 Coming into force: 01.04.2001. Effect: None. Territorial – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Adults with extent & classification: S. General.–011059616 1 – Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000, ss. 15 (3) (c), 16 (3) £4.50 (c). – Issued: 03.04.2001. Made: 07.03.2001. Laid: 73 The Restriction on Pithing (Scotland) Regulations 08.03.2001. Coming into force: 02.04.2001. Effect: 2001 None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 0 11 059625 0 – £2.00 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 27.03.2001. Made: 08.03.2001. 82 The Civil Legal Aid (Scotland) Amendment Laid: 08.03.2001. Coming into force: 01.04.2001.for all regs. Regulations 2001 except reg. 3 & 01.07.2001.for reg. 3. Effect: S.I. 1995/731 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Legal Aid (Scotland) amended in relation to Scotland. Territorial extent & Act 1986, s. 36 (1) (2) (h) (3) (bb). – Issued: classification: S. General. – EC note: Give effect to art. 5 of 03.04.2001. Made: 07.03.2001. Laid: 08.03.2001. Commission Decision 2000/418/EEC.–011059615 3 – Coming into force: 02.04.2001. Effect: S.I. 1996/2444 £1.75 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. 74 The Police Grant (Scotland) Order 2001 – 0 11 059623 4 – £1.75 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Police (Scotland) Act 1967, 83 The Gaming Act (Variation of Fees) (Scotland) s. 32 (3) (5). – Issued: 27.03.2001. Made: 07.03.2001. Laid: Order 2001 08.03.2001. Coming into force: 01.04.2001. Effect: None. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Gaming Act 1968, ss. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 48 (5), 51 (4). – Issued: 03.04.2001. Made: 0 11 059617 X – £1.75 07.03.2001. Laid: 08.03.2001. Coming into force: 75 The Adults with Incapacity (Public Guardian’s Fees) 29.03.2001. Effect: S.I. 1998/456 amended. Territorial (Scotland) Regulations 2001 extent & classification: S. General.–011059622 6 – £1.75 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000, s. 7 (2). – Issued: 27.03.2001. Made: 84 The Pesticides (Maximum Residue Levels in 07.03.2001. Laid: 08.03.2001. Coming into force: Crops, Food and Feeding Stuffs) (Scotland) 02.04.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: Amendment Regulations 2001 S. General.–011059618 8 – £1.75 – 199p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European 76 The Adults with Incapacity (Certificates from Medical Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 22.03.2001. Practitioners) (Accounts and Funds) (Scotland) Made: 07.03.2001. Laid: 08.03.2001. Coming into Regulations 2001 force: 01.04.2001. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/22 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – EC – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Adults with Incapacity note: These Regs. implement DIR 2000/24/EC, (Scotland) Act 2000, ss. 26 (1) (f), 86 (2). – Issued: 2000/42/EC, 2000/48/EC, 2000/57/EC and 27.03.2001. Made: 07.03.2001. Laid: 08.03.2001. Coming 2000/58/EC, and amend EC maximum residue levels into force: 02.04.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & which have been set previously.–011059605 6 – classification: S. General.–011059619 6 – £1.75 £16.50

94 85 The National Health Service (Choice of Medical 91 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Practitioner) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2001 Declaratory (Amendment) (No. 3) Order 2001 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 17F (1) (2) (5), 105 (7), 108 (1). – 17 (1). – Issued: 10.04.2001. Made: 09.03.2001. Laid: Issued: 10.04.2001. Made: 08.03.2001. Laid: 09.03.2001. -. Coming into force: 09.03.2001. at 2.00 p.m. Effect: Coming into force: 01.04.2001. Effect: S.I. 1998/659 S.S.I. 2001/56, 66 amended & 2001/65 revoked. amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 0 11 059637 4 – £2.00 Revoked by S.S.I. 2001/110 (ISBN 0110596560) at 86 The Specified Risk Material Amendment (No. 2) 2.30 pm (16.03.2001.).–011059632 3 – £1.75 (Scotland) Regulations 2001 92 Act of Sederunt (Rules of the Court of Session – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Act Amendment No. 2) (Assistance In Investigations 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 10.04.2001. Made: 08.03.2001. Undertaken by European Commission Into Laid: 09.03.2001. Coming into force: 01.04.2001. Effect: S.I. Certain Prohibited Practices and Abuses) 2001 1997/2965 amended in relation to Scotland. Territorial – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Court of Session Act extent & classification: S. General. – EC note: Make 1988, s. 5. – Issued: 10.04.2001. Made: 08.03.2001. provision for two changes to the processing requirements at Laid: -. Coming into force: 01.04.2001. Effect: S.I. approved rendering plants in Scotland. The first change if 1994/1443 amended. Territorial extent & classification: related to the requirements of para. 3 (b) (ii) of Annex I to S. General.–011059644 7 – £1.75 Commission Decision 2000/418/EC. The second change 93 Act of Sederunt (Rules of the Court of Session gives effect to arts. 3.1 and 7 (b) of & para. 3 (b) (ii) of Amendment No. 1) (Procedure for Offers to Annex I to Commission Decision 2000/418/EC, amending Make Amends) 2001 Decision 94/474/EC.–011059631 5 – £1.75 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Court of Session Act 87 The Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Prescription 1988, s. 5. – Issued: 12.04.2001. Made: 08.03.2001. of Offices, Ranks and Positions) (Scotland) Laid: -. Coming into force: 01.04.2001. Effect: S.I. Amendment Order 2001 1994/1443 amended. Territorial extent & classification: – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Regulation of Investigatory S. General.–011059643 9 – £1.75 Powers (Scotland) Act 2000, ss. 8 (1), 9 (3), 28 (4). – 94 The A726 Trunk Road (Queensway at Peel Park Issued: 10.04.2001. Made: 08.03.2001. Laid: 09.03.2001. Place, East Kilbride) (Prohibition of Specific Coming into force: 01.04.2001. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/343 Turns) Order 2001 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 0 11 059636 6 – £1.50 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 1 (1). – Made: 28.02.2001. Coming into force: 88 The National Health Service (Optical Charges and 14.03.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and Payments) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2001 classification: S. Local.–666619102 1 – – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service Unpublished (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 26. 70 (1), 73 (a), 74 (a), 105 (7), 95 The Import and Export Restrictions 108 (1), sch. 11, paras. 2, 2A. – Issued: 10.04.2001. Made: (Foot-and-Mouth Disease) (Scotland) 07.03.2001. Laid: 09.03.2001. Coming into force: Regulations 2001 01.04.2001., 10.04.2001. & 01.05.2001. In acc.with reg. 1 (2). Effect: S.I. 1998/642 amended. Territorial extent & – 10p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European classification: S. General.–011059635 8 – £2.00 Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 11.04.2001. Made: 09.03.2001. Laid: 13.03.2001. Coming into 89 The Meat (Hygiene and Inspection) (Charges) force: 11.50 pm on 09.03.2001. Effect: S.I. 2001/498, Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 2001 627 (in relation to Scotland); S.S.I. 2001/61 revoked. – – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food Safety Act 1990, ss. EC note: Implement restrictions in accordance with 17 (1), 45, 48 (1) & European Communities Act 1972, s. 2 DEC 2001/190/EC, amending 2001/172/EC. – (2). – Issued: 10.04.2001. Made: 12.03.2001. Laid: 0 11 059641 2 – £2.50 12.03.2001. Coming into force: 02.04.2001. Effect: S.I. 96 The Local Government Finance (Scotland) Order 1998/2095 amended in relation to Scotland only. Territorial 2001 extent & classification: S. General. – EC note: Implement in Great Britain the provisions relating to charges for meat – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Local Government inspections of Council directive 85//73/EEC an amended & Finance Act 1992, sch. 12, paras. 1, 9 (4). – Issued: consolidated text of which is annexed to Council directive 26.03.2001. Made: 24.01.2001. Laid: 25.01.2001. 96/43/EC. The revised basis for calculating inspection Coming into force: 08.02.2001. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/40 charges is in accordance with Directive 85/73/EC. – amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. 0 11 059634 X – £2.00 – 0 11 059614 5 – £2.00 90 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) (Declaratory 97 The A1 Trunk Road (Haddington West and Controlled Area) Amendment (No. 2) Order 2001 Interchange to Haddington East Interchange) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) (No. 2) Order – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, arts. 17 2001 (1), 30 (1). – Issued: 10.04.2001. Made: 09.03.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 09.03.2001. at 9.30 pm. Effect: S.S.I. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 2001/60 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 09.03.2001. Coming into force: General.–011059633 1 – £1.75 17.03.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local.–666619104 8 – Unpublished

95 99 The Environmental Protection Act 1990 (Amendment) 108 The A74(M)/M74 Motorway, (Northbound and (Scotland) Regulations 2001 Southbound Off Slip Roads at Junction 13 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Act (Abington)) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 11.04.2001. Made: 13.03.2001. Order 2001 Laid: 14.03.2001. Coming into force: 05.04.2001. Effect: – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 1990 c. 43 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 13.03.2001. Coming into force: General.–011059645 5 – £1.50 26.03.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & 100 The National Assistance (Sums for Personal classification: S. Local.–666619108 0 – Requirements) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 Unpublished – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Assistance Act 109 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) 1948, s. 22 (4). – Issued: 11.04.2001. Made: 14.03.2001. (Declaratory Orders) General Amendment Order Laid: 15.03.2001. Coming into force: 09.04.2001. Effect: 2001 S.S.I. 2000/80 revoked. Territorial extent & classification: S. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. General.–011059640 4 – £1.75 17 (1). – Issued: 11.04.2001. Made: 16.03.2001. Laid: 101 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Amendment) (No. 3) -. Coming into force: 16.03.2001 at 9.00 pm. Effect: (Scotland) Order 2001 S.S.I. 2001/56, 59 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General.–011059646 3 – £1.75 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Animal Health Act 1981, ss. 1, 2, 8, 23 (b). – Issued: 11.04.2001. Made: 14.03.2001. 110 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Laid: -. Coming into force: 14.03.2001 at 6.00 p.m.. Effect: Declaratory (Amendment) (No. 4) Order 2001 S.I. 1983/1950 amended in relation to Scotland. Territorial – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. extent & classification: S. General.–011059651 X – 17 (1). – Issued: 11.04.2001. Made: 16.03.2001. Laid: £1.75 -. Coming into force: 16.03.2001. at 2.30 p.m. Effect: 103 The Miscellaneous Food Additives (Amendment) S.S.I. 2001/56 amended & S.S.I. 2001/91 revoked. (Scotland) Regulations 2001 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Revoked by S.S.I. 2001/122 (ISBN 0110596684) at – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food Safety Act 1990, ss. 6.00 pm (on 25.03.2001.).–011059656 0 – £1.75 16 (1) (a) (3), 17 (1), 26 (1) (3), 48 (1). – Issued: 11.04.2001. Made: 15.03.2001. Laid: 16.03.2001. Coming 111 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease Declaratory into force: 31.03.2001. Effect: S.I. 1995/ 3187 amended in (Controlled Area) (Scotland) (No. 3) Order 2001 relation to Scotland. Territorial extent & classification: S. – 10p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. General.–011059649 8 – £1.75 30 (1). – Issued: 11.04.2001. Made: 16.03.2001. Laid: 104 The Feeding Stuffs (Sampling and Analysis) -. Coming into force: Immediately before midnight on Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 2001 16.03.2001 for art. 8 (2); 17..03.2001 for all other purposes. Effect: S.I. 1983/1950 varied & S.S.I. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Agriculture Act 1970, ss. 2001/66, 90 amended. Territorial extent & 66 (1), 77 (4), 78 (6), 84 & European Communities Act classification: S. General.–011059655 2 – £2.50 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 11.04.2001. Made: 16.03.2001. Laid: 16.03.2001. Coming into force: 06.04.2001. Effect: S.I. 112 The Import and Export Restrictions (Foot and 1999/1663, 3235 amended in relation to Scotland. Territorial Mouth Disease) (Scotland) Amendment extent & classification: S. General. – EC note: Implement DIR Regulations 2001 2000/45/EC establishing Community methods of analysis for – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European the determination of vitamin A, vitamin E and tryptophan in Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 11.04.2001. feedingstuffs.–011059648 X – £1.75 Made: 16.03.2001. Laid: 21.03.2001. Coming into 105 The National Assistance (Assessment of Resources) force: 17.03.2001. Effect: S.S.I. 2001/95 amended. Amendment (No. 2) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – EC note: Implement restrictions on the import & export of – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Assistance Act certain animals & animal products, and the export of 1948, s. 22 (5). – Issued: 11.04.2001. Made: 16.03.2001. horses, in accordance with DEC 2001/209/EC, Laid: 16.03.2001. Coming into force: 11.04.2001 for the amending 2001/172/EC.–011059654 4 – £1.75 purposes of reg. 5 (2); 09.04.2001 for all other pruposes. Effect: S.I. 1992/2977 amended in relation to Scotland. 114 The Domestic Water and Sewerage Charges Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – (Reduction) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 0 11 059647 1 – £1.75 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Local Government 106 The A74(M) Motorway (Northbound and Southbound etc. (Scotland) Act 1994, s. 81. – Issued: 11.04.2001. Off Slip Roads at Junction 14 (Elvangoot and Made: 20.03.2001. Laid: 20.03.2001. Coming into Crawford)) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order force: 01.04.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 2001 classification: S. General.–011059652 8 – £1.75 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 115 The Valuation for Rating (Plant and Machinery) (1) (a). – Made: 13.03.2001. Coming into force: 26.03.2001. (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2001 Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local. – – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Lands Valuation 6 66 619106 4 – Unpublished (Scotland) Act 1854, s. 42. – Issued: 18.04.2001. 107 The A74(M) Motorway, (Northbound Off Slip Road at Made: 21.03.2001. Laid: 22.03.2001. Coming into Junction 15 (Beattock)) and Southbound Off Slip Road force: 01.04.2001. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/58 amended. at Junction 16 (Johnstonebridge)) (Temporary Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2001 0 11 059669 2 – £1.75 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 13.03.2001. Coming into force: 26.03.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local. – 6 66 619107 2 – Unpublished

96 117 The Sea Fishing (Enforcement of Community Quota 125 The Liquor Licensing (Fees) (Scotland) Order and Third Country Fishing Measures) (Scotland) Order 2001 2001 – 7p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Licensing (Scotland) – 11p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Fisheries Act 1981, s. 30 Act 1976, ss. 8 (1), 135. – Issued: 18.04.2001. Made: (2). – Issued: 18.04.2001. Made: 21.03.2001. Laid: 20.03.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 01.04.2001. 22.03.2001. Coming into force: 25.04.2001. Effect: S.S.I. Effect: S.I. 1997/1721 revoked. Territorial extent & 2000/34 revoked (with saving). Territorial extent & classification: S. General.–011059660 9 – £2.00 classification: S. General. – EC note: Makes provisions for 126 The Highlands and Islands Enterprise Area of restrictions set out in EC REG 2848/2000. – Operation (Scotland) Order 2001 0 11 059666 8 – £2.50 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Enterprise and New 118 The A898 Erskine Bridge Trunk Road (Westbound On Towns (Scotland) Act 1990, s. 21 (1). – Issued: Slip Road from the A82 at Dalnottar) (Temporary 18.04.2001. Made: 26.03.2001. Laid: -. Coming into Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2001 force: 01.04.2001. Effect: 1990 c.35 amended. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – (1) (a). – Made: 21.03.2001. Coming into force: 24.03.2001. 0 11 059659 5 – £1.75 Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local. – 127 The Import and Export Restrictions 6 66 619109 9 – Unpublished (Foot-and-Mouth Disease) (Scotland) 119 The National Health Service (General Medical Amendment (No. 2) Regulations 2001 Services) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2001 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 18.04.2001. (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. ss. 19, 105 (7), 108 (1). – Issued: Made: 27.03.2001. Laid: 29.03.2001. Coming into 18.04.2001. Made: 22.03.2001. Laid: 23.03.2001. Coming force: 27.03.2001. (at 8.00 pm). Effect: S.S.I. into force: 30.04.2001. Effect: S.I. 1995/416 amended. 2001/95, 112 amended. Territorial extent & Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – classification: S. General. – Restrictions continued 0 11 059665 X – £1.75 until midnight of 4th April 2001– EC note: Implements 120 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Ascertainment of EC DEC 2001/239/EC amending DEC 2001/172/EC. – Value) (Scotland) Order 2001 0 11 059658 7 – £1.75 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Animal Health Act 1981, 128 Limited Liability Partnerships (Scotland) ss. 1, 34 (7). – Issued: 18.04.2001. Made: 22.03.2001. Laid: Regulations 2001 -. Coming into force: 22.03.2001 (at 2.30 pm). Effect: None. – 24p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Limited Liability Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Revoked by Partnerships Act 2000, ss. 14 (1) (2), 15, 16, 17 (1) S.S.I. 2001/121 (ISBN 0110596633) at 7.00 pm (on (3). – Issued: 10.04.2001. Made: 28.03.2001. Laid: -. 23.03.2001.).–011059664 1 – £1.75 Coming into force: 06.04.2001. Effect: 1985 c. 6; 1986 121 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Ascertainment of c.45; 1995 c.7, c.46 amended in relation to Scotland. Value) (Scotland) (No. 2) Order 2001 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 0 11 059629 3 – £4.00 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Animal Health Act 1981, ss. 1, 34 (7). – Issued: 18.04.2001. Made: 23.03.2001. Laid: 129 The Housing Support Grant (Scotland) Order -. Coming into force: 23.03.2001 (at 7.00 pm). Effect: S.S.I. 2001 2001/120 revoked. Territorial extent & classification: S. – 6p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Housing (Scotland) General. – Revoked by S.S.I. 2001/130 (ISBN 0110596765) Act 1987, ss. 191, 192. – Issued:18.04.2001. Made: with saving at 5.00 pm (on 30.03.2001.).–011059663 3 27.03.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 01.04.2001. – £1.75 Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. 122 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Declaratory General.–011059657 9 – £2.00 (Amendment) (No. 5) Order 2001 130 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Ascertainment of – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 17 (1). Value) (Scotland) (No. 3) Order 2001 – Issued: 18.04.2001. Made: 25.03.2001. Laid: -. Coming – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Animal Health Act into force: 25.03.2001 (at 6.00 pm). Effect: S.S.I. 2001/56 1981, ss. 1, 34 (7). – Issued: 19.04.2001. Made: amended & 2001/59, 110 revoked. Territorial extent & 30.03.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 30.03.2001 at classification: S. General.–011059668 4 – £1.75 5.00 pm. Effect: S.S.I. 2001/121 revoked (with 123 The Civil Legal Aid (Financial Conditions) (Scotland) saving). Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Regulations 2001 0 11 059676 5 – £1.75 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Legal Aid (Scotland) Act 131 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease Declaratory 1986, s. 36 (1) (2) (b). – Issued: 18.04.2001. Made: (Controlled Area) (Scotland) (No. 3) Amendment 26.03.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 09.04.2001. Effect: Order 2001 1986 c.47 amended & S.S.I. 2000/107 revoked with saving. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 30 (1). – Issued: 19.04.2001. Made: 30.03.2001. Laid: 0 11 059662 5 – £1.75 -. Coming into force: 30.03.2001 at 7.00 pm. Effect: 124 The Advice and Assistance (Financial Conditions) S.S.I. 2001/111 amended. Territorial extent & (Scotland) Regulations 2001 classification: S. General.–011059675 7 – £1.75 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Legal Aid (Scotland) Act 133 The A84 Trunk Road (Kilmahog) (40mph Speed 1986, ss. 11 (2), 36 (2) (b), 37 (1). – Issued: 18.04.2001. Limit) Order 2001 Made: 26.03.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 09.04.2001. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Effect: 1986 c. 47 amended & S.S.I. 2000/108 revoked with s. 84 (1) (a). – Made: 30.03.2001. Coming into force: saving. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 13.04.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & 0 11 059661 7 – £1.75 classification: S. Local.–666619105 6 – Unpublished

97 134 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) 141 The Import and Export Restrictions (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (West Coast) (No. 2) (Foot-and-Mouth Disease) (Scotland) (Scotland) Revocation Order 2001 Amendment (No. 3) Regulations 2001 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and Environment – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Protection Act 1985, s. 1 (1) (2). – Issued: 19.04.2001. Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 25.04.2001. Made: 30.03.2001. Laid: 03.04.2001. Coming into force: Made: 04.04.2001. Laid: 05.04.2001. Coming into 30.03.2001 at 12.30 hours. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/291, 313, force: 04.04.2001. (at 8.00 pm). Effect: S.S.I. 346, 378, 404, 435; 2001/10, 24 revoked. Territorial extent 2001/95, 112, 127 amended. Territorial extent & and classification: S. General.–011059673 0 – £1.75 classification: S. General. – EC note: Implement in 135 Act of Sederunt (Rules of the Court of Session Scotland Decision 2001/268/EC amending Decision Amendment No. 3) (Fees of Shorthand Writers) 2001 2001/172/EC for the fourth time.–011059679 X – £1.75 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Court of Session Act 1988, s. 5. – Issued: 25.04.2001. Made: 30.03.2001. Coming into 142 Act of Sederunt (Summary Applications, force: 01.05.2001. Effect: S.I. 1994/1443 amended. Statutory Applications and Appeals etc. Rules) Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Amendment (Adults with Incapacity) 2001 0 11 059677 3 – £1.50 – 11p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sheriff Courts 136 Act of Sederunt (Fees of Shorthand Writers in the (Scotland) 1971, s. 32 & Adults with Incapacity Sheriff Court) (Amendment) 2001 (Scotland) Act 2000, s. 2 (4). – Issued: 25.04.2001. Made: 30.03.2001. Coming into force: 02.04.2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Effect: S.I. 1999/929 amended. Territorial extent & Act 1907, s. 40. – Issued: 25.04.2001. Made: 30.03.2001. classification: S. General.–011059680 3 – £2.50 Laid: 11.04.2001. Coming into force: 01.05.2001. Effect: S.I. 1992/1878 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. 143 Act of Sederunt (Child Support Rules) General.–011059678 1 – £1.75 Amendment 2001 137 The NHS 24 (Scotland) Order 2001 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Act 1971, s. 32 & Child Support Act 1991, – 10p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Health Service s. 40A (8). – Issued: 25.04.2001. Made: 30.03.2001. (Scotland) Act 1978, ss. 2 (1) (b) (1A) (1B) (1C), 105 (7). – Coming into force: 02.04.2001. Effect: S.I. 1993/920 Issued: 19.04.2001. Made: 02.04.2001. Laid: 03.04.2001. amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. Coming into force: 06.04.2001. Effect: None. Territorial – 0 11 059681 1 – £2.00 extent & classification: S. General.–011059672 2 – £2.50 144 Act of Sederunt (Ordinary Cause Rules) Amendment (European Matrimonial and Parental 138 The National Assistance (Assessment of Resources) Responsibility Jurisdiction and Judgments) 2001 Amendment (No. 3) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sheriff Courts – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: National Assistance Act (Scotland) Act 1971, s. 32. – Issued: 25.04.2001. 1948, s. 22 (5). – Issued: 19.04.2001. Made: 05.04.2001. Made: 30.03.2001. Coming into force: 02.04.2001. Laid: 05.04.2001. Coming into force: 06.04.2001. for reg. 6; Effect: S.I. 1993/1956 amended. Terrritorial extent and 12.04.2001 for reg. 5 (3); 09.04.2001 for all other purposes, classification: S. General.–011059682 X – £2.00 in accord. with art. 1 (1). Effect: S.I. 1992/2977 amended in relation to Scotland & S.S.I. 2001/105 revoked. Territorial 145 The Welfare of Animals (Slaughter or Killing) extent and classification: S. General. – This SSI has been Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 2001 made in consequence of a defect in SSI 2001/105 (ISBN – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European 0110596471) and is being issued free of charge to all known Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 02.05.2001. recipients of that instrument.–011059671 4 – £1.75 Made: 04.04.2001. Laid: 06.04.2001. Coming into 139 The Civil Defence (Scotland) Regulations 2001 force: 15.05.2001. Effect: S.I. 1995/731 amended in relation to Scotland. Territorial extent & classification: – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Civil Defence Act 1948, ss. S. General– EC note: Amends the 1995 Regs which 2, 3 (1) (2), 8 (1). – Issued: 19.04.2001. Made: 29.03.2001. give effect to Directive 93/119/EC. These Regs Laid: -. Coming into force: 01.04.2001. Effect: S.I. substitute new paragraph 3 (2) (c) of Sch. 11 to 1949/2167; 1953/1804; 1954/327; 1968/548; 1983/1651; principal regs..–011059686 2 – £1.50 1987/677; 1993/739 revoked (with transitional and saving provision). Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 146 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) 0 11 059670 6 – £2.00 (Declaratory and Controlled Area) Amendment (No. 3) Order 2001 140 The Fisheries and Aquaculture Structures (Grants) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, arts. 17 (1), 30 (1). – Issued: 02.05.2001. Made: – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities 06.04.2001. Coming into force: 07.04.2001. Effect: Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 02.05.2001. Made: S.S.I. 2001/56, 111 amended. Territorial extent & 05.04.2001. Laid: 05.04.2001. Coming into force: classification: S. General.–011059687 0 – £1.75 12.05.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – EC note: Supplement the 147 The A68 Trunk Road (Soutra Hill) (Side Roads) Community structural assistance legislation defined & listed Order 2001 in reg. 2.–011059685 4 – £2.50 – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, s. 12 (1). – Made: 05.04.2001. Coming into force: 27.04.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local.–666619110 2 – Unpublished

98 148 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Declaratory 156 The A1 Edinburgh to Berwick Upon Tweed Trunk (Amendment) (No. 6) Order 2001 Road (Northbound Off-Slip at the A198 Bankton – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 17 (1). Interchange, Northbound On-Slip at the B6363 – Issued: 03.05.2001. Made: 10.04.2001. Laid: -. Coming Gladsmuir Interchange, Northbound Off-Slip at into force: 10.04.2001 at 2.00 pm. Effect: S.S.I. 2001/56 the B6363 Gladsmuir Interchange) (Temporary amended & S.S.I. 2001/122 revoked. Territorial extent & Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2001 classification: S. General.–011059688 9 – £1.75 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 149 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Declaratory s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 17.04.2001. Coming into force: (Amendment) (No. 7) Order 2001 28.04.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local.–666619113 7 – – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 17 (1). Unpublished – Issued: 03.05.2001. Made: 10.04.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 10.04.2001 (at 8.00 pm). Effect: S.S.I. 2001/56 157 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) amended & S.S.I. 2001/148 revoked. Territorial extent & Declaratory (No. 4) Order 2001 classification: S. General.–011059689 7 – £1.75 – 7p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 150 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease Declaratory (Controlled 17 (1). – Issued: 04.05.2001. Made: 20.04.2001. Area) (Scotland) (No. 3) Amendment (No. 2) Order Laid: -. Coming into force: 20.04.2001. at 9.00 p.m. 2001 Effect: SSI 2001/66, 90, 146 amended & SSI 2001/56, 63, 109, 149 revoked. Territorial extent & – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 30 (1). classification: S. General.–011059695 1 – £2.00 – Issued: 04.05.2001. Made: 12.04.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 12.04.2001 at 7.00 pm for art. 2; 16.04.2001 for 158 The Import and Export Restrictions art. 3, in accord. with art. 1 (2). Effect: SSI 2001/111 (Foot-and-Mouth Disease) (Scotland) amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Amendment (No. 4) Regulations 2001 0 11 059691 9 – £1.75 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European 151 The Western Isles Salmon Fishery District Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 04.05.2001. (Designation) Order 2001 Made: 19.04.2001. Laid: 23.04.2001. Coming into force: 19.04.2001. at 9.00 p.m. Effect: SSI 2001/95, – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Salmon Act 1986, ss. 1 (2), 112, 127, 141 amended. Territorial extent & 2, sch. 1. – Issued: 04.05.2001. Made: 10.04.2001. Laid: -. classification: S. General. – EC note: These Regs. Coming into force: 26.04.2001. Effect: None. Territorial implement in Scotland DEC 2001/316/EC and extent & classification: S. General.–011059692 7 – 2001/318/EC amending 2001/172/EC for the 6th and £2.00 7th times respectively.–011059696 X – £1.75 152 The Teachers’ Superannuation (Pension Sharing on 159 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Divorce) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 (Declaratory and Controlled Area) Amendment – 13p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Superannuation Act 1972, (No. 4) Order 2001 ss. 9, 12, sch. 3. – Issued: 04.05.2001. Made: 09.04.2001. – 10p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, arts. Laid: 18.04.2001. Coming into force: 14.05.2001. Effect: S.I. 17 (1), 30 (1). – Issued: 11.05.2001. Made: 1992/280 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. 20.04.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 21.04.2001. General.–011059693 5 – £3.00 Effect: S.S.I. 2001/111, 153, 157 amended. Territorial 153 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Declaratory extent & classification: S. General.–011059698 6 (No. 3) Order 2001 – £2.50 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 17 (1). 160 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Marking of Meat – Issued: 04.05.2001. Made: 14.04.2001. Laid: -. Coming and Meat Products) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 into force: 14.04.2001. at 2.00 p.m. Effect: None. Territorial – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European extent & classification: S. General.–011059694 3 – Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 11.05.2001. £1.75 Made: 22.04.2001. Laid: 23.04.2001. Coming into 154 The A95 Trunk Road (Kinveachy Junction force: 23.04.2001. Effect: S.I. 1994/3082; 1995/539 Improvement) (Side Roads) Order 2001 amended in relation to Scotland. Territorial extent & – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, s. 12 (1). – classification: S. General. – EC note: Implement Made: 12.04.2001. Coming into force: 24.04.2001. Effect: Decision 2001/304 on marking and use of certain None. Territorial extent and classification: S. Local. – animal products in relation to Decision 2001/172/EC 6 66 619111 0 – Unpublished on certain protection measures with regard to foot-and-mouth disease in the UK.–011059697 8 55 The A1 Edinburgh to Berwick Upon Tweed Trunk – £1.75 Road (Southbound On-Slip at the A198 Bankton Interchange, Southbound Off-Slip at the B6363 161 The Plant Protection Products Amendment Gladsmuir Interchange, Southbound On-Slip at the (Scotland) Regulations 2001 B6363 Gladsmuir Interchange) (Temporary Prohibition – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European of Traffic) Order 2001 Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2) & Finance Act 1973, s. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 56 (1) (2). – Issued: 11.05.2001. Made: 20.04.2001. (1) (a). – Made: 17.04.2001. Coming into force: 23.04.2001. Laid: 23.04.2001. Coming into force: 14.05.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local. – Effect: S.I. 1995/887 amended in relation to Scotland 6 66 619112 9 – Unpublished & S.I. 1999/3430 revoked in relation to Scotland. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – EC note: These Regs. amend the definition of “the directive” in the 1995 regulations so as to implement Dir. 2000/10/EC, Dir. 2000/49/EC, Dir. 2000/50/EC, Dir. 2000/66/EC, Dir. 2000/67/EC, Dir. 2000/68/EC. – 0 11 059699 4 – £1.75

99 162 The Milk and Milk Products (Pupils in Educational 172 The European Communities (Service of Judicial Establishments) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 and Extrajudicial Documents) (Scotland) – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Act Regulations 2001 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 11.05.2001. Made: 23.04.2001. – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Laid: 24.04.2001. Coming into force: 15.05.2001. Effect: Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 14.06.2001. None. Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – EC Made: 08.05.2001. Laid: 09.05.2001. Coming into note: These Regs. provide that in the making of any national force: 31.05.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & “top-up” aid payments as permitted by art. 14 (2) of Reg. classification: S. General. – EC note: These Regs 1255/1999 (as amended), such payments shall be subject designate certain persons for the purposes of EC Reg to the same rules requirements & conditions as apply to 1348/2000.–011059714 1 – £1.75 Community aid under art. 14 (1) of Reg. 1255/1999 & which 173 The Sex Offenders (Notification Requirements) are contained in Reg. 2707/2000.–011059700 1 – (Prescribed Police Stations) (Scotland) £1.75 Regulations 2001 163 The Fees in the Registers of Scotland Amendment – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sex Offenders Act Order 2001 1997, ss. 2 (6C), 10 (6). – Issued: 14.06.2001. Made: – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Land Registers (Scotland) 04.05.2001. Laid: 09.05.2001. Coming into force: Act 1868, s. 25. – Issued: 11.05.2001. Made: 24.04.2001. 01.06.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & Laid: -. Coming into force: 15.05.2001. Effect: S.I. classification: S. General.–011059715 X – £2.00 1995/1945 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. 174 The Inshore Fishing (Prohibition of Fishing and General.–011059701 X – £1.50 Fishing Methods) (Scotland) Amendment Order 164 The Town and Country Planning (Limit of Annual 2001 Value) (Scotland) Order 2001 – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Inshore Fishing – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1984, s. 1. – Issued: 14.06.2001. (Scotland) Act 1997, ss. 100 (3) (a), 275 (8). – Issued: Made: 08.05.2001. Laid: 09.05.2001. Coming into 21.05.2001. Made: 23.04.2001. Laid: 26.04.2001. Coming force: 30.05.2001. Effect: S.I. 1989/2307 amended. into force: 01.06. 2001. Effect: SI 1995/3048 (S. 21) Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – revoked. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 0 11 059716 8 – £2.00 0 11 059703 6 – £1.50 175 The Water (Prevention of Pollution) (Code of 165 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Declaratory Practice) (Scotland) Amendment Order 2001 (No. 5) Order 2001 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Control of Pollution – 14p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 17 Act 1974, s. 51 (1). – Issued: 14.06.2001. Made: (1). – Issued: 11.05.2001. Made: 25.04.2001. Laid: -. 09.05.2001. Laid: 10.05.2001. Coming into force: Coming into force: 25.04.2001 at 5.00 p.m. Effect: S.S.I. 01.06.2001. Effect: S.I. 1997/1584 amended in 2001/159 amended & S.S.I. 2001/153, 157 revoked & S.I. relation to Scotland. Territorial extent & classification: 1983/1950 varied in relation to Scotland. Territorial extent & S. General. – EC note: This Order approves the classification: S. General.–011059702 8 – £3.00 Nitrogen & Phosphorus supplement to the code of 168 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Declaratory practice and forms the code of food agricultural (No. 6) Order 2001 practice for the purpose of art. 4 of EC DIR 91/676. – 0 11 059717 6 – £1.75 – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 17 (1). – Issued: 21.05.2001. Made: 28.04.2001. Laid: -. 176 The Trunk Roads (Restricted Roads) Coming into force: 28.04.2001 at 1.00 p.m. Effect: None. (Wigtownshire) (Variation) Order 2001 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 0 11 059706 0 – £2.50 ss. 82 (2) (b), 83 (1), 124 (1) (d). – Made: 09.05.2001. 169 The Gelatine (Intra-Community Trade) (Scotland) Coming into force: 23.05.2001. Effect: S.I. 1975/770 Regulations 2001 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local. – 6 66 619114 5 – Unpublished – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 21.05.2001. Made: 30.04.2001. 177 The A1 Edinburgh to Berwick Upon Tweed Trunk Laid: 30.04.2001. Coming into force: 21.05.2001. Effect: S.I. Road (Northbound On-Slip at the Oaktree 1996/3124 amended in relation to Scotland. Territorial Interchange, Northbound Off-Slip at the Oaktree extent & classification: S. General. – EC note: Implements in Interchange) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) relation to Scotland, DEC 99/724/EC which amends DIR Order 2001 92/118/EEC.–011059708 7 – £1.75 – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 170 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease Declaratory (Controlled s. 14 (1) (a). – Made: 04.05.2001. Coming into force: Area) (Scotland) (No. 3) Amendment (No. 3) Order 06.05.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & 2001 classification: S. Local.–666619115 3 – Unpublished – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 30 (1). – Issued: 21.05.2001. Made: 01.05.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 01.05.2001 at 8.00 pm. Effect: SSI 2001/111 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 0 11 059707 9 – £1.75 171 The Animal By-Products Amendment (Scotland) Order 2001 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Animal Health Act 1981, s. 1. – Issued: 14.06.2001. Made: 03.05.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 24.05.2001. Effect: S.I. 1999/646 amended in relation to Scotland. Territorial extent & classification: S. General.–011059713 3 – £1.75

100 178 The Import and Export Restrictions (Foot-and-Mouth 190 The Sex Offenders (Notification Requirements) Disease) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 5) Regulations (Prescribed Police Stations) (Scotland) (No. 2) 2001 Regulations 2001 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Act – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sex Offenders Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 14.06.2001. Made: 09.05.2001. 1997, ss. 2 (6C), 10 (6). – Issued: 21.06.2001. Made: Laid: 14.05.2001. Coming into force: 09.05.2001. at 6.00 23.05.2001. Laid: 24.05.2001. Coming into force: p.m. Effect: S.S.I. 2001/95 amended. Territorial extent & 01.06.2001. Effect: S.S.I. 2001/173 revoked. Territorial classification: S. General. – EC note: These Regs implement extent & classification: S. General. – This S.S.I. has in Scotland a change in the restrictions on imports and been made in consequence of a defect in S.S.I. exports of certain animals and animal products in accord. 2001/173 and is being issued free of charge to all with EC DEC 2001/356 & repeals EC DEC 2001/172. – known recipients of that S.S.I.–011059726 5 – 0 11 059718 4 – £1.75 £2.00 179 The Artifical Insemination of Cattle (Emergency 192 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Licences) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 Declaratory (No. 5) Amendment (No. 2) Order – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Animal Health and Welfare 2001 Act 1984, s. 10 (1) (2) (a). – Issued: 20.06.2001. Made: – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 15.05.2001. Laid: 17.05.2001. Coming into force: 17 (1). – Issued: 21.06.2001. Made: 23.05.2001. 17.05.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: Laid: -. Coming into force: 23.05.2001. at 5.00 p.m. S. General.–011059721 4 – £1.75 Effect: S.S.I. 2001/165 amended. Territorial extent & 180 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Declaratory classification: S. General.–011059728 1 – £1.75 (No. 5) Amendment Order 2001 193 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 17 (1). Declaratory (No. 7) Order 2001 – Issued: 20.06.2001. Made: 16.05.2001. Laid: -. Coming – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. into force: 16.05.2001. at 2.00 pm. Effect: S.S.I. 2001/165 17 (1). – Issued: 21.06.2001. Made: 25.05.2001. amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Laid: -. Coming into force: 25.05.2001 at 12.00 noon. 0 11 059720 6 – £1.75 Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. 181 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease Declaratory (Controlled General.–011059729 X – £2.00 Area) (Scotland) (No. 3) Amendment (No. 4) Order 194 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) 2001 Declaratory (No. 6) Amendment Order 2001 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 30 (1). – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. – Issued: 20.06.2001. Made: 15.05.2001. Laid: -. Coming 17 (1). – Issued: 21.06.2001. Made: 25.05.2001. Laid: into force: 16.05.2001. Effect: S.S.I. 2001/111 modified. -. Coming into force: 25.05.2001 at 5.00 pm. Effect: Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – S.S.I. 2001/168 amended. Territorial extent & 0 11 059719 2 – £1.75 classification: S. General.–011059730 3 – £1.75 186 The Import and Export Restrictions (Foot-and-Mouth 195 The Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) Disease) (Scotland) (No. 2) Regulations 2001 (Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning) (Orkney) – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities (Scotland) Order 2001 Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 20.06.2001. Made: – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food and 18.05.2001. Laid: 22.05.2001. Coming into force: Environment Protection Act 1985, ss. 1 (1) (2), 24 (3). 18.05.2001 at 8.00 pm. Effect: S.S.I. 2001/95, 112, 127, – Issued: 22.06.2001. Made: 25.05.2001. Laid: 141, 158, 178 revoked. Territorial extent & classification: S. 30.05.2001. Coming into force: 25.05.2001 at 1050 General. – EC note: Implement in Scotland the continuation hours in acc.with art. 1 (1). Effect: None. Territorial of restrictions in accordance with DEC 2001/372/EC, extent & classification: S. General.–011059740 0 amending 2001/356/EC.–011059722 2 – £2.50 – £1.75 187 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) (Declaratory 196 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) and Controlled Area) Amendment (No. 5) Order 2001 Declaratory (No. 6) Amendment (No. 2) Order – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, arts. 17 2001 (1), 30 (1). – Issued: 20.06.2001. Made: 18.05.2001. Laid: – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. -. Coming into force: 19.05.2001. Effect: S.S.I. 2001/111, 17 (1). – Issued: 22.06.2001. Made: 29.05.2001. 165, 168 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. Laid: -. Coming into force: 29.05.2001. at 5.00 p.m. General.–011059723 0 – £1.75 Effect: S.S.I. 2001/194 revoked. Territorial extent & 188 The Sex Offenders (Notice Requirements) (Foreign classification: S. General.–011059739 7 – £1.75 Travel) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 197 The A90 (M90) Trunk Road (Kirriemuir Junction) – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sex Offenders Act 1997, (Side Roads) Order 2001 ss. 2 (6D) to (6F), 10 (6). – Issued: 21.06.2001. Made: – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, s. 12 18.05.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 01.06.2001. Effect: (1). – Made: 23.05.2001. Coming into force: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 01.06.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent and 0 11 059724 9 – £1.75 classification: S. Local.–666619120 X – 189 The Rendering (Fluid Treatment) (Scotland) Order Unpublished 2001 198 The A90 (M90) Trunk Road (Kirriemuir Junction) – 8p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Animal Health Act 1981, (Specified Turns) Order 2001 ss. 1(a), 7 (1), 8 (1). – Issued: 20.06.2001. Made: – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, 21.05.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 31.05.2001. Effect: s. 1 (1). – Made: 23.05.2001. Coming into force: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 01.06.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & 0 11 059725 7 – £2.00 classification: S. Local.–666619121 8 – Unpublished

101 199 The Designation of Bell College of Technology 207 The Water Supply (Water Quality) (Scotland) (Scotland) Order 2001 Regulations 2001 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Further and Higher – 48p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Education (Scotland) Act 1992, ss. 25 (1) (5), 44 (1), 60 (3). Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2) & Water (Scotland) – Issued: 22.06.2001. Made: 30.05.2001. Laid: 31.05.2001. Act 1980, ss. 76B, 76F (5) (6), 76J, 101 (1) (1A), 109 Coming into force: 01.08.2001. Effect: None. Territorial (1). – Issued: 22.06.2001. Made: 04.06.2001. Laid: extent & classification: S. General.–011059738 9 – 05.06.2001. Coming into force: 26.06.2001 for regs 1, £1.75 2, 36, 37; 01.06.2003 for regs 3, 38; 25.12.2003 for all 200 The M8 Motorway (From Junction 1 East to other regs. Effect: S.I 1990/119; 1992/575; Hermistion Gait Junction) (Temporary Prohibition of 1996/3047; 2001/207 amended & S.I. 1990/119; Traffic) (No. 2) Order 2001 1991/1333 revoked (25.12.2000) in accord.with reg. 36 & 39. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 – EC note: Give effect to arts 4, 5, 7 of DIR 98/83/EC (1) (a). – Made: 01.06.2001. Coming into force: 09.06.2001. relating to the quality of water intended for human Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local. – consumption and monitoring of that directive. – 6 66 619122 6 – Unpublished 0 11 059732 X – £6.50 201 The M77/A77 Glasgow to Stranraer Trunk Road 208 The Crofting Community Development Scheme (Northbound On Slip Road at Barrhead Road, Pollok) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2001 – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European – Enabling power: Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 14 Communities Act 1972, s. 2 (2). – Issued: 22.06.2001. (1) (a). – Made: 24.05.2001. Coming into force: 01.06.2001. Made: 05.06.2001. Laid: 07.06.2001. Coming into Effect: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local. – force: 29.06.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & 6 66 619123 4 – Unpublished classification: S. General. – EC note: Introduce 202 The Plant Protection Products Amendment (No. 2) measures to supplement EC REG 1257/1999, (Scotland) Regulations 2001 1260/1999, 1750/1999 relating to rural development – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: European Communities Act and structural funds.–011059733 8 – £2.50 1972, s. 2 (2) & Finance Act 1973, s. 56 (1) (2). – Issued: 209 The Sports Grounds and Sporting Events 22.06.2001. Made: 31.05.2001. Laid: 06.06.2001. Coming (Designation) (Scotland) Amendment Order 2001 into force: 01.08.2001. Effect: S.I. 1995/887, 888 amended – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Criminal Law in relation to Scotland & S.S.I. 2001/161 amended. (Consolidation) (Scotland) Act 1995, s. 18. – Issued: Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – EC note: 26.06.2001. Made: 05.06.2001. Laid: 06.06.2001. These regs. further amend S.I. 1995/887 which implement Coming into force: 28.07.2001. Effect: S.I. 1998/2314 Council directive 91/14/EEC and amend the definition of “the amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. directive” in the 1995 regulations so as to implement – 0 11 059745 1 – £1.50 Commission directives 2000/80/EC, 2001/21/EC & 2001/28/EC.–011059737 0 – £1.75 210 The Education (Student Loans) Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 2001 203 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) Declaratory (No. 5) Amendment (No. 3) Order 2001 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Education (Student Loans) Act 1990, s. 1 (2) (b), sch. 2, para. 1 (1). – – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, art. 17 (1). Issued: 26.06.2001. Made: 05.06.2001. Laid: – Issued: 22.06.2001. Made: 01.06.2001. Laid: -. Coming 06.06.2001. Coming into force: 01.08.2001. Effect: S.I. into force: 01.06.2001 at 5.00 p.m. Effect: S.S.I. 2000/180, 1998/211 amended in relation to Scotland. Territorial 192 revoked. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – extent & classification: S. General. – These regs. 0 11 059736 2 – £1.75 extend beyond Scotland but do so only as a matter of 204 The Foot-and-Mouth Disease (Scotland) (Declaratory Scots law.–011059744 3 – £1.75 and Controlled Area) Amendment (No. 6) Order 2001 211 The Right to Time Off for Study or Training – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: S.I. 1983/1950, arts. 17 (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2001 (1), 30 (1). – Issued: 22.06.2001. Made: 31.05.2001. Laid: – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Employment Rights -. Coming into force: 01.06.2001. Effect: S.S.I. 2001/111 , Act 1996, ss. 63A, 236 (5). – Issued: 26.06.2001. 165, 168, 193 amended. Territorial extent & classification: S. Made: 24.05.2001. Laid: 07.06.2001. Coming into General.–011059734 6 – £1.75 force: 01.09.2001. Effect: S.I. 1999/1058 amended. 205 The Part-time Sheriffs (Removal Tribunal) Regulations Territorial extent and classification: S. General. – 2001 0 11 059743 5 – £1.75 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Sheriff Courts (Scotland) 212 The Sweeteners in Food Amendment (Scotland) Act 1971, s. 11C (4). – Issued: 22.06.2001. Made: Regulations 2001 23.05.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: 24.05.2001. Effect: – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Food Safety Act None. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 1990, ss. 16 (1) (a) (e), 17 (1), 48 (1), sch. 1, para. 1– 0 11 059735 4 – £1.75 Issued: 02.07.2001. Made: 06.08.2001. Laid: 206 The Control of Pollution (Silage, Slurry and 07.06.2001. Coming into force: 30.06.2001. Effect: Agricultural Fuel Oil) (Scotland) Regulations 2001 S.S.I. 1995/3123 amended. Territorial extent & – 12p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Control of Pollution Act classification: S. General. – EC note: These Regs bring 1974, ss. 31A, 104 (1) (a), 105 (1). – Issued: 22.06.2001. up to date, in relation to Scotland, a reference to EC Made: 06.06.02001. Laid: 06.06.2001. Coming into force: DIR 95/31 as amended by DIR 98/66/EC on specific 01.07.2001. Effect: S.I. 1996/973 amended & S.I. 1991/346 purity criteria, so as to cover its amendment by DIR revoked. Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – 2000/51/EC regarding maltitol syrup. – 0 11 059731 1 – £2.50 0 11 059746 X – £1.50

102 213 The A1 Trunk Road (Thistly Cross to West of 216 The Nurses Agencies (Increase of Licence Fees) Bowerhouse Junction Dualling) (Side Roads) Order (Scotland) Regulations 2001 2001 – 2p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Nurses (Scotland) – Enabling power: Roads (Scotland) Act 1984, s. 12 (1). – Act 1951, ss. 28, 33 (4). – Issued: 09.07.2001. Made: Made: 08.06.2001. Coming into force: 15.06.2001. Effect: 28.06.2001. Laid: 29.06.2001. Coming into force: None. Territorial extent & classification: S. Local. – 01.08.2001. Effect: S.I. 1968/247 revoked. Territorial 6 66 619124 2 – Unpublished extent and classification: S. General. – 214 The Child Minding and Day Care (Registration and 0 11 059760 5 – £1.50 Inspection Fees) Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 217 The Justices of the Peace (Tribunal) (Scotland) 2001 Regulations 2001 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Children Act 1989, ss. 71 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: District Courts (16), 104 (4), sch. 9, paras. 1 (3), 7 (1). – Issued: (Scotland) Act 1975, s. 9A (7). – Issued: 26.06.2001. 09.07.2001. Made: 27.06.2001. Laid: 29.06.2001. Coming Made: 23.05.2001. Laid: -. Coming into force: into force: 01.08.2001. Effect: S.I. 1991/2076 amended in 24.05.2001. Effect: None. Territorial extent & relation to Scotland & S.I. 1996/3180 revoked in relation to classification: S. General.–011059742 7 – £1.75 Scotland.–011059762 1 – £1.75 218 The Existing Facilities in Quality Partnership 215 The Nursing Homes Registration (Scotland) Schemes (Scotland) Regulations 2001 Amendment Regulations 2001 – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Transport (Scotland) – 4p.: 30 cm. – Enabling power: Nursing Homes Act 2001, s. 4. – Issued: 26.06.2001. Made: Registration (Scotland) Act 1938, ss. 1A, 4. – Issued: 08.06.2001. Laid: 08.06.2001. Coming into force: 09.07.2001. Made: 28.06.2001. Laid: 29.06.2001. Coming 01.07.2001. Effect: 2001 asp 2 amended. Territorial into force: 01.08.2001. Effect: S.I. 1990/1310 amended. extent & classification: S. General.–011059741 9 Territorial extent & classification: S. General. – – £1.75 0 11 059761 3 – £1.75

103

66-25-030 Financial memorandums to bill -all Subscription Titles 66-25-031 Marshalled lists of amendments to bills - all 66-25-032 Bound volumes of passage of bills - all 66-25-011 The Official Report - committees 66-25-014 Social Inclusion, Housing & Voluntary Sector The following lists the publications available on subscription Committee - all publications (including Official with their 2002 prices. reports of committee) The Official Report - Plenary Only .....£500 66-25-015 Audit Committee - all publications (including WHiSP – What’s Happening in the Official reports of committee) Scottish Parliament .....£150 66-25-016 Education, Culture &Sport Committee- all publications (including Official reports of Written Answers to Parliamentary committee) Questions .....£150 66-25-017 Enterprise & Lifelong Learning Committee - (including Official reports of committee) 66-25-018 Equal Opportunities Committee - (including Official reports of committee) Standing Orders 66-25-019 Finance committee - (including Official reports of committee) 66-25-020 European Committee - (including Official reports of committee) Where there is great variation in the length of documents, 66-25-021 Health & Community Care Committee - (including or an unpredictability in the number of documents, a Official reports of committee) standing order service is available. You will be automatically sent the relevant publications which will be invoiced 66-25-022 Justice & Home Affairs Committee - (including separately. Official reports of committee) 66-25-023 Local Government Committee - (including Official The Stationery Office has detailed classification for standing reports of committee) orders so that it is possible to order documents in particular subject areas as well as types of publication (ie it is possible 66-25-024 Procedures Committee - (including Official to order publications on housing and planning or just reports of committee) statutory instruments on housing and planning).All the 66-25-025 Public Petitions Committee - (including Official codes are listed in the Standing Order Handbook, which is reports of committee) available, free of charge, from TSO. 66-25-026 Rural Affairs Committee - (including Official The codes that particularly relate to the Scottish Parliament reports of committee) are: 66-25-027 Standards Committee - (including Official reports 66-15-024 Scottish Statutory Instruments of committee) 66-25-000 Scottish Parliament - all publications 66-25-028 Subordinate Legislation Committee - (including 66-25-001 Business Bulletin Official reports of committee) 66-25-002 Minutes of proceedings 66-25-029 Transport & Environment Committee - (including Official reports of committee) 66-25-003 Official report bound volumes 66-25-033 Miscellaneous or ad hoc publications 66-25-004 Scottish Executive papers (published by TSO) 66-25-034 Scottish Parliament and Statutory Publications 66-25-005 Bills - Scottish Parliament - all bills 66-25-035 SP papers excluding Scottish Parliament 66-25-006 Explanatory notes to bills - all committee reports 66-25-007 Policy memorandum to bills - all 66-25-036 Scottish Executive papers NOT published in 66-25-008 Acts of the Scottish parliament - all House of Commons papers or Command papers 66-25-009 Explanatory notes to acts - all series (Scottish Parliament) 66-25-010 Scottish Parliament papers 66-25-037 Scottish Statutory instruments - Bound volumes 66-25-035 Scottish Parliament papers excluding committee 66-25-038 Scottish Parliament acts - Bound volumes reports

105

Working in close co-operation with the public library sector, the Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe) has established a network of 80 Partner Libraries throughout Scotland - one in each parliamentary constituency, plus an additional seven mostly in the Highlands and islands, to reflect the unique geographic and transport problems faced by constituents in rural areas. Partner Libraries act as focal points in local communities for information from and about the Parliament, and provide a fast-track for answering enquiries from constituents ensuring that individuals have access to accurate, authoritative and up-to-date information about MSPs, the Parliament, it's business and decisions. The Partner Library network is one of the most visible ways in which the Parliament delivers on its commitment to be open, accessible, accountable and participative. By ensuring direct access to primary parliamentary sources and by working in close liaison with offices such as the Scottish Parliament's Public Information Service and Education Officer, many enquiries can be dealt with through the Partner Libraries. Information will be available not only through printed publications, but also electronically to anyone who has access to the Internet, through a direct link to the Parliament Website. Some Partner Libraries plan to offer free access to the Scottish Parliament Website through publicly accessible Internet terminals, while others currently charge for public Internet access. Those libraries marked with an asterick are also European Public Information Centres (EPICs).

Aberdeen Alloa Bellshill Aberdeen Central Ochil Hamilton North and Bellshill Aberdeen Central Library Rosemount Viaduct Alloa Library The Library 26/28 Drysdale Street Bellshill Cultural Centre Aberdeen AB25 1GW Alloa FK10 1JL John Street contact: Jim Pratt, Information Services Librarian contact: Ian Murray, Information Librarian Bellshill ML4 1RJ contact: Fiona McDonald, Branch Librarian Aberdeenshire Library and Information Services (ALIS) HQ Arbroath Meldrum Medway Blantyre Meadows Industrial Estate Angus Oldmeldrum AB51 0GN Arbroath Library Hamilton South contact: Anne Harrison Hill Terrace Blantyre Library Arbroath DD11 1AH Calder Street contact: Teresa Roby, Librarian Aberdeen North Blantyre G72 0AU Bridge of Don Library contact: Alex McLean, Community Librarian Scotstoun Road Ayr Aberdeen AB22 8HH contact: Pamela Bruce, Senior Assistant Ayr Broughty Ferry Carnegie Library Aberdeen South 12 Main Street Dundee East Kincorth Library Ayr KA8 8ED Broughty Ferry Neighbourhood Library Provost Watt Drive contact: Jeanette Castle, Carnegie Librarian Queen Street Aberdeen AB12 5NA Broughty Ferry DD5 2HN contact: Pamela Findlay-Begg Bathgate contact: Ian Cranmer Airdrie Linlithgow Clydebank Bathgate Library Airdrie and Shotts Hopetoun Street Clydebank and Milngavie Airdrie Library Bathgate EH48 4PD Clydebank Library Wellwynd contact: Lesley Halliday Dumbarton Road Airdrie ML6 0AG Clydebank G81 1XH contact: Susan Smith, Community Librarian contact: Pat Malcolm, Senior Officer

107 Coatbridge Dundee Edinburgh West Blackhall Library Coatbridge and Chryston Dundee West 56 Hillhouse Road Coatbridge Library Dundee Central Library Edinburgh EH4 5EG Academy Street The Wellgate contact: Val Menzies, Team Leader Coatbridge ML5 3AW Dundee DD1 1DB contact: David Sharp, Librarian contact: Margaret Louden Elgin Cumbernauld Dunfermline Moray Elgin Library Cumbernauld and Kilsyth Dunfermline West Cooper Park Cumbernauld Central Library Dunfermline Central Library Elgin IV30 1HS 8 Allander Walk 1 Abbot Street contact: Sheila Campbell, Principal Librarian Cumbernauld G67 1EE Dunfermline KY12 7NL contact: Douglas Shaw, Information Officer contact: Chris Neale, Information Services Librarian Erskine Cumnock West Renfrewshire Dunoon Erskine Library Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Bridgewater Place Valley Argyll and Bute Erskine PA8 7AA contact: Amelia Petrie, Community Librarian Cumnock Library Dunoon Library 25-27 Ayr Road 248 Argyll Street Cumnock KA18 1EB Dunoon PA23 7LT Falkirk contact: Linda Allan, Senior Library Assistant contact: Pauline Flynn, Area Librarian Falkirk West Dalgety Bay East Kilbride Falkirk Library Hope Street Dunfermline East East Kilbride Falkirk East Kilbride Central Library FK1 5AU Dalgety Bay Library contact: Anna Heron, Librarian in Charge Regents Way The Olympia Dalgety Bay East Kilbride G74 1PG Fife KY11 5UY contact: Fiona Kindness Forfar contact: Brenda Gilmour, Library Supervisor Edinburgh North Tayside Dalkeith Forfar Library Edinburgh Central 50-56 West High Street Midlothian Central Library Forfar DD8 1BA contact: Ian Neil, Librarian Dalkeith Library George IV Bridge White Hart Street Edinburgh EH1 1EG Dalkeith EH22 1AE contact: Fiona Myles, Principal Library Officer Fort William contact: Jean Fergus, Senior Librarian Edinburgh East and Musselburgh Inverness East, Nairn and Portobello Library Dornoch 14 Rosefield Avenue Lochaber Carnegie Building Edinburgh EH15 1AU Fort William Library High Street contact: Joyce Campbell, Team Leader High Street Dornoch IV25 3SH Fort William contact: Alison Forrest, Area Libraries Officer Edinburgh North and Leith Lochaber PH33 6BA contact: Lorraine Goode Leith Library Dumbarton 28-30 Ferry Road Edinburgh EH6 4AE Glasgow Dumbarton contact: Jill McBride, Team Leader Dumbarton Library Eastwood Edinburgh Pentlands Strathleven Place Giffnock Library Dumbarton G82 1BD Wester Hailes Library Station Road contact: Arthur Jones, Senior Information 1 West Side Plaza Giffnock Services Librarian Edinburgh EH14 2FT Glasgow G46 6JF contact: Veronica Smith, Team Leader contact: Carol Wilson, Librarian Dumfries email: [email protected] Glasgow Anniesland Edinburgh South Dumfries Knightswood Library Morningside Library 27 Dunterlie Avenue Ewart Library 184 Morningside Road Glasgow G13 3BB Catherine Street Edinburgh EH10 4PU Contact: Ann Robertson, Librarian Dumfries DG1 1JB contact: Sandra Wright, Team Leader contact: Ruth Airlie, Reference Information & Local Studies Librarian

108 Glasgow Baillieston Grangemouth Kilmarnock Baillieston Library 141 Main Street Falkirk East Kilmarnock and Loudoun Glasgow G69 6AA Grangemouth Library Central Library contact: Fiona McLelland, Librarian Bo’ness Road The Dick Institute Grangemouth FK3 8AG 14 Elmbank Avenue Glasgow Cathcart contact: Colin McGregor, Assistant Librarian Kilmarnock KA1 3BU Langside Library contact: Dawn Vallance, Senior Librarian 2 Sinclair Drive Glasgow G42 9QE Greenock Contact: Irene Turnbull, Senior Librarian Kirkcaldy Greenock and Inverclyde Glasgow Govan Central Library Kirkcaldy Ibrox Library Clyde Square Kirkcaldy Central Library 1 Midlock Street Greenock PA15 1NA War Memorial Gardens Glasgow G51 1SL Contact: Sarah Ashley Kirkcaldy KY1 1YG Contact: Bridget McCarthy, Senior Librarian contact: Audrey Brown, Reference Librarian Haddington Glasgow Kelvin Kirkintilloch Hillhead Library East Lothian 348 Byres Road Haddington Library Strathkelvin and Bearsden Glasgow G12 8AP Newton Port William Patrick Library Contact: Carol McCallion, Librarian Haddington EH41 3NA 2-4 West High Street contact: Katrina Gavin Kirkintilloch G66 1AD Glasgow Maryhill contact: Don Martin, Reference and Maryhill Library Information Librarian 1508 Maryhill Road Hamilton Glasgow G20 9AD Contact: Judith Hallinan, Librarian Hamilton Kirkwall Hamilton Central Library The Mitchell Library 98 Cadzow Street Orkney North Street Hamilton ML3 6HQ Orkney Library Glasgow G3 7DN contact: Isabel Walker Laing Street contact: Jean Kavanagh Kirkwall Orkney KW15 1NW Glasgow Pollok Inverness contact: Karen Walker, Depute Librarian Cardonald Library 1113 Mosspark Drive Ross, Skye and Inverness West Glasgow G52 3BU Inverness Library Lanark Contact: Effie Flood, Senior Librarian Farraline Park Inverness IV1 1NH Clydesdale Glasgow Rutherglen contact: Edwina Burridge, Reference Librarian Lanark Library Lindsay Institute Rutherglen Library Hope Street 163 Main Street Inverurie Rutherglen Lanark ML11 7LZ Glasgow G73 2HB contact: Fiona Renfrew, Assistant Lending Contact: David Moncrieff, Assistant Lending Gordon Services Manager Services Manager Inverurie Library Town Hall Lerwick Glasgow Shettleston Market Place Inverurie AB51 3SN Shettleston Library contact:Elke Adams, Senior Librarian Shetland 154 Wellshot Road Shetland Library Glasgow G32 7AX Lower Hillhead Contact: Norma Richmond, Senior Librarian Irvine Lerwick Shetland ZE1 0EL Glasgow Springburn Cunninghame South contact: Douglas Garden, Assistant Chief Dennistoun Library Irvine Library Librarian 2a Craigpark Cunninghame House Glasgow G31 2NA Irvine KA12 8EE Contact: Carol McCarvill, Senior Librarian contact: Mary-Anne Scott, Area Librarian Livingston Livingston Kelso Carmondean Library Glenrothes Carmondean Centre Roxburgh and Berwickshire Livingston EH54 8PT Central Fife Kelso Library contact: Alison McKenzie, Librarian Glenwood Library Bowmont Street Glenwood Shopping Centre Kelso TD5 7JH Glenrothes KY6 1PA contact: Marjory Blake, Branch Librarian contact: Maria Cook, Library Supervisor

109 Motherwell Saltcoats Motherwell and Wishaw Cunninghame North Motherwell Library Saltcoats Library Hamilton Road Springvale Place Motherwell ML1 3BZ Saltcoats KA21 5LS contact: Jane Carmichael, Librarian contact: Jim Macauley, Area Librarian

Oban St Andrews Oban North East Fife Oban Library St Andrews Library Corran Halls Church Square Oban PA34 5AB St Andrews KY16 9NW contact: Kevin Baker contact: Jane Allan, Librarian

Paisley Stirling Paisley South Stirling Paisley Central Library Central Library High Street Corn Exchange Road Paisley PA1 2BB Stirling FK8 2HX contact: Cathy Gormal, Reference Librarian contact: Jo Sherington, Reference Librarian

Peebles Stonehaven Tweeddale, Ettrick and West Aberdeenshire and Lauderdale Kincardine Peebles Library Stonehaven Library Chambers Institute Evan Street High Street Stonehaven AB39 2ET Peebles EH45 8AG contact: Kate Urquhart, Senior Library Assistant contact: Paul Taylor, Librarian Stornoway Perth Western Isles (Eilean Siar) Perth Stornoway Library AK Bell Library 19 Cromwell Street York Place Stornoway Perth PH2 8EP Isle of Lewis HS1 2DA contact: Eddie Durkin, Reference Librarian contact: David Fowler, Senior Librarian

Peterhead Stranraer Banff and Buchan Galloway and Upper Nithsdale Peterhead Library Stranraer Library St Peter Street North Strand Street Peterhead AB42 6QD Stranraer DG9 7LD contact: Susan Masson, Senior Library Assistant contact: Lynn Neild, Senior Librarian (West)

Portree Thurso Portree Library Bayfield Road Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Portree Ross Isle of Skye IV51 9EL Thurso Library contact: David Linton, Area Libraries Officer Davidson’s Lane Thurso Caithness KW14 7AF Renfrew contact: Joyce Brown, Area Libraries Officer Paisley North Renfrew Library Ullapool 103 Paisley Road Market Street Renfrew PA4 8LJ Ullapool contact: Linda Henderson, Community Librarian Ross-shire Wester Ross IV26 2XE contact: Charlotte McArthur, Librarian

110 A Agricultural Business Improvement Scheme·················11 Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) White Paper RN00/59 ···········44 A1 Expressway, PE270 ···························60 Agricultural Marketing Schemes Report ···················56 A701, PE263·································60 Agricultural processing & marketing grants: Highland & Islands ·······92 A801, PE271·································60 Agricultural products, promotion on the internal market of EU SP1396 ···66 Aberdeen College Financial Statements ···················54 Agricultural subsidies: Appeals ·······················81 Abolition of poindings & warrant sales: Acts ·················70 Agriculture: Feedingstuffs ························88,96 Abolition of poindings & warrant sales: Bills··················5 Agriculture: Agricultural Business Development Scheme ··········88 Abolition of Poindings and Warrant Sales Bill RP00/21············46 Agriculture: Agricultural processing & marketing grants: Abuse Bill: Protection ····························13 Highland & Islands ······························92 Abuse: Protection Bill: Report: Finance Committee ·············19 Agriculture: Bovines & bovine products: Trade ················72 Abuse: Protection from: Bills ·························9 Agriculture: Cattle: Artifical insemination: Emergency licences·······101 Abuse: Protection from: Bills: Explanatory notes ···············9 Agriculture: Common agricultural policy: Support schemes ·········87 Accidents: Major accident hazards: Planning ················71 Agriculture: Crofting Communuity Development Scheme··········102 Acquaculture industry: Diseases·······················12 Agriculture: Environmentally sensitive areas: Argyll Islands ·········91 Acquisition of land: Town & country planning: Limit of annual value: ····100 Agriculture: Environmentally sensitive areas: Breadalbane··········91 Act of Adjournal: Criminal procedure: Rules: Human Rights Act 1998 ····79 Agriculture: Environmentally sensitive areas: Cairngorms Straths ······91 Act of Sederunt: Child care & maintenance: Rules ············84,98 Agriculture: Environmentally sensitive areas: Central Borders ········91 Act of Sederunt: Court of Session: Rules ··················80 Agriculture: Environmentally sensitive areas: Central Southern Act of Sederunt: Court of Session: Rules: European Commission: Uplands: ···································91 Investigations: ·······························95 Agriculture: Environmentally sensitive areas: Loch Lomond ·········91 Act of Sederunt: Court of Session: Rules: Human Rights Act 1998 ·····80 Agriculture: Environmentally sensitive areas: Machair of the Uists & Act of Sederunt: Court of Session: Rules: Pension sharing on divorce ····86 Benbecula, Barra & Vatersay·························91 Act of Sederunt: Court of Session: Rules: Procedures for Offers to Agriculture: Environmentally sensitive areas: Shetland Islands········91 Make Amends ································95 Agriculture: Environmentally sensitive areas: Stewartry ···········91 Act of Sederunt: Court of Session: Rules: Shorthand writers: Fees ·····98 Agriculture: Environmentally sensitive areas: Western Southern Uplands · · 91 Act of Sederunt: Court of Session: Rules: Solicitors: Fees ··········88 Agriculture: Farm woodland premium scheme················78 Act of Sederunt: Messengers-at-arms: Fees ················86 Agriculture: Fuel oil. silage & slurry: Pollution: Control ···········102 Act of Sederunt: Ordinary cause rules: Commercial actions ·········90 Agriculture: Less favoured areas: Support scheme ·············92 Act of Sederunt: Ordinary cause rules: European matrimonial & parental Agriculture: Milk & milk products: Educational establishments: responsibility jurisdiction & judgments ····················98 Pupils····································100 Act of Sederunt: Ordinary cause rules: Pension sharing: Divorce ······85 Agriculture: Nitrogen and phosphorus pollution: Code of practice ······57 Act of Sederunt: Sheriff Court: Evidence of judgements: Agriculture: Scottish Agricultural Science Agency: Annual reports ·····47 Human Rights Act 1998 ···························79 Agriculture: Suckler cow premium······················73 Act of Sederunt: Sheriff Court: Ordinary cause rules ·············75 Agriculture: Support: Less favoured areas ··················45 Act of Sederunt: Sheriff Court: Shorthand writers: Fees ···········98 AITKEN, Bill ·································36 Act of Sederunt: Sheriff Court: Solicitors: Fees ···············86 AITKEN, Joan N. ·······························47 Act of Sederunt: Sheriff officers: Fees ····················86 Alcohol Misuse Strategy RN00/106 ·····················45 Act of Sederunt: Summary & statutory applications & Allan J E PE322 ·······························62 appeals etc.: Rules ····························84,98 Allan, J.E. PE304·······························61 Adopted children ······························45 Allan, J.E.PE303 ·······························61 Adoption (Intercountry Aspects) Act 1999: Commencement ······70-71 Allergy clinics, PE276 ····························60 Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000: Code of Practice ········56 Allotments RN00/102 ····························45 Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000: Commencement········89 Allotments, PE280 ······························60 Adults with incapacity: Dispensing with intimation or notification: Evidence· 94 Alstaff, Kenneth, PE383 ···························65 Adults with incapacity: Intromit: Authority: Countersignatories of applications ·································94 ALSTEAD, F.A.L. ·······························49 Adults with incapacity: Medical practitioners: Certificates from: Ambulance Service Annual Accounts ····················50 Accounts & funds: ······························94 Ambulance Service: closures, PE381 ····················65 Adults with incapacity: Powers of attorney: Certificates: ··········94 Amnesic shellfish poisoning: East Coast ···················87 Adults with incapacity: Public guardian: Fees: ···············94 Amnesic shellfish poisoning: Emergency prohibitions: East Coast ······82 Adults with incapacity: Welfare attorneys: Supervision of: ·········94 Amnesic shellfish poisoning: Emergency prohibitions: West Coast ·····81 Advice & assistance ···························71,85 Amnesic shellfish poisoning: Food protection: East Coast ········83,85 Advice & assistance: Assistance by way of representation ·······89,92 Amnesic shellfish poisoning: Food protection: Advice & assistance: Financial conditions ··················97 West Coast ··················77-79,82-85, 87 - 88,90 - 91,98 Advice services, annual audit, PE254 ····················59 Amnesic shellfish poisoning: West Coast ··················87 Advocates for Animals, PE386························65 Amphibious vehicles, PE290 ·························61 Agricultural Business Development Scheme·················88 Anaesthetics in Scottish dental surgeries, PE255 ··············59 Agricultural Business Improvement Scheme, response to Ancient Monuments Board for Scotland: Annual reports ··········57 Audit Committee report ···························53 ANDERSON, Eric·······························48

111 Anderson, George,PE260 ··························59 Bell College of Technology: Report ·····················54 Anderson, Stella PE236 ···························63 Bennett, James, PE338 ···························63 Angus College: Audit ····························54 Betting, gaming & lotteries: Gaming Act: Fees: Variation ··········94 Animal health: Rendering: Fluid treatment ·················101 Betting, gaming & lotteries: Gaming clubs: Hours ··············83 Animals & animal products: Import & export ·················73 Bills:amendments:Factfile···························3 Animals: Animal health: Brucellosis ·····················82 Births, deaths, marriages & divorces: Fees··················88 Animals: Animal health: Cattle: Older animals: Identification ········89 Blackbraes, sale of land, PE308 ·······················62 Animals: Animal health: Diseases of animals: Approved disinfectants ····92 BLACKMORE, S. ·······························51 Animals: Animal health: Foot & mouth disease: Blairingone and Saline Action Group, PE327 ·················63 Controlled areas ······················93,96 - 97,99 - 101 Blood products: contingent liability ···················55,57 Animals: Animal health: Foot & mouth disease: Blood products: Hepatitis: Screening RN00/109 ···············45 Declaratory & controlled area··············92-93,95,99,101 - 102 BODMER, Walter ······························49 Animals: Animal health: Foot & mouth disease: Declaratory: · 93,95 - 99 - 102 Body piercing and tattooing, ban, PE282···················60 Animals: Animal health: Foot & mouth disease: Export restrictions: ·····93 Borders College: Report and Financial Statement ··············54 Animals: Animal health: Foot & mouth disease ···············96 Borders General Hospital NHS Trust ···················50,82 Animals: Animal health: Foot & mouth disease: Value: Ascertainment of · · 97 Borders Health Board Annual Accounts ···················49 Animals: Animal health: Import & export restrictions: Foot & mouth disease ·······················95-99,101 Borders Primary Care NHS Trust Annual Accounts··············50 Animals: Animal health: Pithing: Restriction ·················94 BORLAND, Moira ······························19 Animals: Animal health: Sheep & goats: Identification ············86 Bovine animals, pigs & porcine material ···················79 Animals: Animal health: Specified risk material ···············81 Bovines & bovine products: Trade ······················72 Animals: Animal health: Specified risk material··············89,95 Breadalbane: Environmentally sensitive areas ················91 Animals: By products····························100 Briery Bank, historical significance, PE294 ··················61 Animals: Farmed animals: Welfare ·····················88 Briery Bank, housing, PE292, PE293 ·····················61 Animals: Health: Enzootic bovine leukosis ··················83 British Army uniforms, PE289 ························61 Animals: Health: Pigs, porcine material & bovine animals ··········79 British Potato Council: Accounts ····················55-56 Animals: Health: Specified risk material ···················89 British Tourist Authority Annual Report ···················52 Animals: Mink: Keeping ···························85 British Tourist Authority: Accounts······················48 Animals: Prevention of cruelty: Welfare: Slaughter or killing ·········98 British Waterways Annual Report ······················52 Animals: protection, PE376 ·························65 Brown, Robert PE368 ····························64 Anniesland College: Report and Accounts ··················54 Browning, Mr, PE256 ····························59 Appliances: Drugs & appliances: Charges: National Health Service: ·····93 Brucellosis: Animals ·····························82 Appropriation accounts ···························56 Brydie, Isobel, PE281 ····························60 Appropriation accounts ···························56 BSE inquiry··································53 Aquaculture & fisheries structures: Grants ··················98 BUCKLEY, M.S. ·······························11 Ardveenish Harbour: Revision order ·····················75 Budget 2002-3································46 Argyll and Clyde Board Annual Accounts ··················49 Budget Documents 2000-01·························52 Argyll and Clyde Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Accounts········50 Budget Documents 2001-02: ························53 Argyll and Clyde Acute Hospitals Trust Annual Accounts Budget Process ·······························44 report by the Auditor General ························51 Budget: Acts·································70 Argyll Islands: Environmentally sensitive areas················91 Budget: Audit Scotland budget ·······················13 Artifical insemination: Emergency licences: Cattle ·············101 Budget: Bills··································8 Asbestos poisoning: Court powers PE336 ··················63 Budget: Report: Finance Committee ·····················19 Asylum Seeker Assistance: Grant ······················55 Budget ··································90,93 Audit Committee debates························26-27 Budget: Stage 2 reports ···························14 Audit Committee reports ·····················10-11,13,17 Building contracts PE343 ··························63 Audit Scotland budget ····························13 Buildings: Historic Buildings Council for Scotland: Annual report·······57 Autistic spectrum disorder··························45 BUNCLE, T.A·································48 Ayr College: Report and Financial Statements ················54 Business bulletin: Scottish Parliament ·················39-42 Ayrshire and Arran Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Accounts ······50 Ayrshire and Arran Health Board Annual Accounts ·············49 C Ayrshire and Arran Primary Care NHS Trust Annual Accounts ········50 Cadman-Goodwin, Leon P.G. PE249 ·····················59 Cairngorms Straths: Environmentally sensitive areas ············91 B Calder, John PE371 ·····························65 Baby foods: Processed cereal-based: Infants & young children ·······73 Caledonian MacBrayne Annual Report ····················52 Bail & judicial appointments: Acts ······················69 CAMERON, Tony·······························47 Bail & judicial appointments: Bills ·······················5 Cancer rates: East Lothian PE349 ······················64 Bail exclusion, PE250 ····························59 Cardonald College: Report and Financial Statements ············54 Baker, Andrew, PE270 ····························60 Care, long term, (Sutherland Report) RN/0078 ···············44 Banff & Buchan: by-election result ······················46 Care, regulating RN00/79 ··························44 Banff and Buchan College of Further Education: Accounts ··········54 Care: Social services: Policy papers ·····················47 Barclay, Michael D. PE310 ··························62 Care: Social services: Regulation: Bills ·················7-8,16 Barnet, Martin PE341 ····························63 CARNWATH, Robert John Anderson·····················52 Barony College: Financial Statements ····················54 Cars powered by compressed air, PE253 ··················59 BEATTIE, Robert ·······························47 CASE, Anthea ································48 Beef controls: Fresh meat ··························88 Casualties: Leasehold: Bills ··························5 Beet seeds··································75 Cattle feed, BSE, PE278 ···························60 Bell College of Technology: Designation ··················102 Cattle: Artifical insemination: Emergency licences ·············101

112 Cattle: Older animals: Identification ·····················89 CONVENER, Kenny······························14 CCIS Digital Inclusion Charter PE366·····················64 Convention rights: Compliance: Bills: Explanatory notes············8 Cells: Police: Legalised: Discontinuance of: Portree ·············93 Convention rights: Compliance: Bills: Policy memorandum ··········8 Census····································72 Convention rights: Compliance: Bills ················8,16,18, 46 Central Borders: Environmentally sensitive areas ··············91 Core departments’ resource accounts ····················56 Central College of Commerce Board of Management ············54 Council Employees: political restrictions ···················45 Central Council for Education and Training in Social Work ··········56 Council housing: ownership, PE338 ·····················63 Central Southern Uplands: Environmentally sensitive areas ·········91 Council on Tribunals: Annual reports ·····················53 Charity Law Review RN00/107 ·······················45 Council tax abolition PE321 ·························62 Charter of Fundamental Rights: European Union ···············15 Council tax levels ······························45 Chicory extracts: Coffee extracts ······················92 Council tax: Administration & enforcement ·················76 Chief Surveillance Commissioner: Annual reports ··············49 Councils: Structure: Efficiency PE363 ····················64 Child care & maintenance: Rules: Act of Sederunt ··············84 Countryside: National Parks (Scotland) Act 2000: Commencement ·····71 Child health inequalities ···························46 Court of Session: Act of Sederunt: Messengers-at arms: Fees ·······86 Child minding & day care: Registration & inspection: Fees ·········103 Court of Session: Judges: Inner House: Number···············92 Child support: Rules: Act of Sederunt ····················98 Court of Session: Rules ···························80 Childhood sexual abuse, support, PE279···················60 Court of Session: Rules: Act of Sederunt: Pension sharing on divorce ····86 Children & young people: Legislation consultation: Education, Court of Session: Rules: European Commission: Investigations ·······95 Culture & Sport Committee ·························19 Court of Session: Rules: Human Rights Act 1998: Act of Sederunt ·····80 Children & young persons: Adoption (Intercountry Aspects) Act 1999: Court of Session: Rules: Procedures for Offers to Make Amends ······95 Commencement ····························70-71 Court of Session: Rules: Shorthand writers: Fees ··············98 Children & young persons: Child minding & day care: Registration & inspection: Fees ······························103 Court of Session: Rules: Solicitors: Fees ···················88 Children: Physical punishment ························44 Court procedure PE360 ···························64 Children’s Reporter Administration Corporate Plan··············48 Courts: Scottish Court Service: Annual reports ···············49 Children’s Rights Commissioner ·······················44 Courts: Sheriffs: Part time: Removal tribunal ················102 Children’s services ······························45 Cows: Suckler cow premium ························73 Christie, William PE329 ···························63 Crabs: Undersized edible crabs ·······················74 Chronic pain management services, PE374 ·················65 Crawford, Elaine, PE375 ···························65 Civil defence ·································98 CRAWFORD, Robert ·····························51 Civil legal aid·······························71,94 Creative economy RN00/67 ·························44 Civil legal aid: Financial conditions ······················97 Crime in Scotland: Statistical bulletin ····················57 Civil service: relocation, PE383························65 Criminal Cases Review Commission Annual Report ·············51 CLARK, Alistair C. ······························52 Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority Annual Report and Accounts ···56 CLARKE, R. H. ································49 Criminal Injuries Compensation Board: Accounts ··············55 Clean air: Smoke control areas: Fireplaces: Exempt ·············90 Criminal injuries, PE375 ···························65 Clerkin, Sean, PE319·····························62 Criminal Justice & Court Services Act 2000: Commencement ········89 Climate change: the UK programme ·····················53 Criminal justice system: Costs ························56 Clinical Standards Board for Scotland Annual Accounts ···········50 Criminal justice system: Costs & sentencing profiles: Statistics ·······56 Clydebank College: Annual Report and Accounts ··············54 Criminal justice system: the victim ·····················45 Clydesdale Horses: Shoeing PE347 ·····················64 Criminal law: Criminal Justice & Court Services Act 2000: Commencement ·······························89 Coal deposits: Exploitation PE369 ······················65 Criminal law: Sex offenders: Foreign travel: Notice requirements ·····101 Coastal zone management, EU SP1454, SP1523, SP1793 ········66-67 Criminal law: Sex offenders: Notification requirements: Cod stocks: Irish Sea, EU SP1715, SP2150················66-67 Prescribed police stations ······················100-101 Coffee extracts: Chicory extracts ······················92 Criminal law: Sexual Offences Act 2000: Commencement ·········71 Comann Ceilteach Oilthigh Dhun Eideann, PE251 ··············59 Criminal law: Youth Justice & Criminal Evidence Act 1999: Commercial actions: Act of Sederunt: Ordinary cause rules ·········90 Commencement ·······························71 Commercial lobbyists: Statutory registration: Standards Criminal procedure: Rules: Human Rights Act 1998: Act of Adjournal ····79 Committee··································18 Criminal responsibility, PE256 ························59 Common agricultural policy, EU SP1842 ···················67 Crofters Commission·····························57 Common agricultural policy: Support schemes ···············87 Crofting DA00/08 ······························44 Common fisheries policy, EU SP 1611 ····················66 Crofting: Community Development Scheme ················102 Common Fisheries Policy: Reform ······················18 Crops, food & feeding stuffs: Pesticides Maximum residue levels ······94 Common Services Agency for the NHS in Scotland: Directors’ Report····50 Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service: Accounts············55 Common Services Agency: Functions: National Health Service ·······74 Cruelty: Prevention: Farmed animals: Welfare ················88 Communications: Interception: Commissioner: Reports ···········48 Cubie Report, PE291 ····························61 Communications: Surveillance: Investigatory powers: Cultural Strategy, briefing RN00/89 ·····················45 Regulation: Bills ······························5,69 Culture in Scotland, public funding RN00/90·················45 Communities Scotland Framework Document ················53 Cumbernauld College: Report ························54 Community care ·······························45 CUNNINGHAM, Roseanna ··························31 Community care: Delivery ························13,15 CURRAN, Margaret ·····················10-12,16,35 - 36 Community care: Direct payments······················72 Currie, Mr & Mrs, PE266 ···························60 Community Planning ·····························45 Complaints: Investigations Models: Scottish Parliament: ··········11 D Consolidated Fund accounts ·························56 Constabulary: Inspectorate: Annual reports ·················52 Dairy produce: Quotas ····························84 Construction Industry Training Board Annual Report ·············57 Damages: Human Rights Act 1998 ·····················52 Contaminated land······························71 Dangerous driving, PE299, PE331 ····················61,63 Control of Noise From Civil Aircraft consultation paper············52 David MacBrayne Limited Annual Report and Accounts ···········52

113 DAVIS, Dennis T.·······························56 Education and Training (Scotland) Bill: Individual Deaconsbank, Glasgow, land management PE313··············62 Learning Accounts RP/008··························46 Death by Dangerous Driving, prosecutions in High Court, PE281·······60 Education, Culture & Sport Committee debates ·············27-28 Debt: Enforcing payment···························46 Education, Culture & Sport Committee reports ·········11-16,19 - 20 Debtors ···································72 Education, Scotland ·····························90 Debtors: Summary warrants·························65 Education: Assisted places ·························72 Deer Commission for Scotland: Annual reports ···············52 Education: Bell College of Technology: Designation·············102 Defamation Act 1996: Commencement ···················89 Education: Exam results: Inquiry ·······················13 DEMSPTER, A. ································49 Education: Further: Funding Council: Accounts ···············47 Dental charges: National Health Service ···················94 Education: General Teaching Council for Scotland ··············90 Dental services: General: National Health Service ··············93 Education: Graduate endowment: Student support ·············14 Deprived communities & drug misuse: Inquiry ················12 Education: Graduate endowments: Acts···················69 Destructive animals: Mink: Keeping ·····················85 Education: Graduate endowments: Bills: Explanatory notes ········6-7 Development at 8a Montague Street, Dundee, PE323············62 Education: Graduate endowments: Bills: Policy memorandum·······6-7 Devine,Hugh, PE313 ·····························62 Education: Graduate endowments: Bills ················6-7,14 Dickson, Kirsty, PE259 ····························59 Education: Higher: Funding Council: Accounts ················51 Diligence: Debtors ······························72 Education: Listed Bodies···························78 Diligence: Law reform ····························57 Education: Natiional priorities ························88 Disease of Fish (Control) Regulations, PE272 ················60 Education: School & placing information ···················85 Diseases of animals: Approved disinfectants ················92 Education: Schools: Information: Provision··················85 District courts: Justices of the Peace: Tribunal ···············103 Education: Special needs: Education, Culture & Sport Committee reports · · 15 Divorce etc.: Pensions ··························84,87 Education: Standards in Scotland’s Schools etc. Act 2000: Commencement ·····························71,89 Divorce: Act of Sederunt: Ordinary cause rules: Pension sharing ······85 Education: Student loans ······················73,75, 102 Divorce: Pension sharing on divorce: Act of Sederunt: Court of Session: Rules ···························86 Education: Student support: Acts ······················69 Divorce: Teachers: Superannuation: Pension sharing on divorce ·······99 Education: Student support: Bills: Explanatory notes ···········6-7 Docks & harbours: Rateable values ·····················78 Education: Student support: Bills: Policy memorandum ··········6-7 Doctors reports in court actions PE352 ···················64 Education: Student support: Bills ····················6-7,14 Domestic abuse RN00/101 ·························45 Education: Training ····························78,81 Domestic water & sewerage: Charges: Reduction ··············96 Education: UHI Millennium Institute: Designation ··············92 Donegan, Tricia, PE299, PE331 ·····················61,63 Educational establishments: Pupils: Milk & milk products··········100 Dorricott, Mr & Mrs PE373··························65 Eectronic votes, MSP participation RN00/103 ················45 Douglas, Charles PE333 ···························63 Elderly patients, discrimination, PE258····················59 Dounreay ··································45 Electoral reform, local RN00/82 ·······················44 Drug courts RN00/91 ····························45 Electricity lands: Water undertakings: Rateable values ···········78 Drug misuse & deprived communities: Inquiry ················12 Electricity Supply ······························44 Drugs & appliances: Charges: National Health Service··········84,93 Electricity: Works: Environmental impact assessment ············80 Drummond, Eric PE367 ···························64 ELLIOT, R. John ·······························53 Drysdale, Patricia, PE274 ··························60 Elmwood College: Report and Financial Statements ·············54 DU VIVIER, P.E. ·······························48 Employment & training: Highlands & Islands: Enterprise area of operation · · 97 Dumfries & Galloway Acute & Maternity Hospitals: Employment policies, EU SP1437 ······················66 National Health Service Trusts························82 Employment: Rural: Patterns·························14 Dumfries and Galloway College: Report and Financial Statement ······54 Emslie, David, PE277 ····························60 Dumfries and Galloway Health Board Annual Accounts ···········49 Endometriosis ································46 Dumfries and Galloway NHS Trust Acute and Maternity Hospitals Enforcement: Debtors ····························72 Annual Accounts·······························50 Engineering Construction Industry Training Board Annual Report ······57 Dumfries and Galloway Primary Care NHS Trust Annual Accounts······50 English translations to Gaelic, removal, PE251 ················59 Durward, Robert, PE248 ···························59 Enterprise & Lifelong Learning Committee debates ···········28-29 Enterprise & Lifelong Learning Committee reports ··········11-16,19 E Enterprise area of operation: Highlands & Islands ··············97 EADIE, Robert ································51 Enterprise Network Annual Report and Accounts ··············51 East Coast: Amnesic shellfish poisoning: Emergency prohibitions ······82 Enterprise: Strategy ·····························45 East Kilbride, housing PE304·························61 Environment Act 1995: Commencement ················70-71 East Kilbride, social housing PE303 ·····················61 Environment protection: criminal law, EU SP1811, SP1866 ·········67 East Mains, land sale, PE284 ························60 Environment, global issues DA00/06·····················44 East of Scotland Supporters Association, PE380···············65 Environment: Climate change: United Kingdom programme ·········53 East of Scotland Water Authority: Overdraft guarantee ···········56 Environment: protection: criminal law, EU SP2088, SP2156 ·········67 ECHR incorporation into domestic law ····················46 Environment: public participation, EU SP1919 ················67 E-commerce glossary RN00/65 ·······················44 Environmental impact assessment: Electricity: Works ············80 Economic Development, framework RN00/71 ················44 Environmental liability RN00/54 ·······················44 Economic Report·····························48,57 Environmental Protection Act 1990 ·····················96 Edinburgh’s Telford College: Report and Financial Statements ········54 Environmental protection: Contaminated land ················71 Education ··································88 Environmental protection: Environment Act 1995: Commencement · · 70 - 71 Education & training: Acts ··························69 Environmental protection: Environmental Protection Act 1990········96 Education & training: Acts: Explanatory notes ················69 Environmental protection: Environmental purposes: Financial assistance · · 87 Education (Graduate Endowment & Student Support) (Scotland) Environmental protection: Packaging waste: Producer responsibility Act 2001: Commencement ·························89 & obligations ·································88 Education (Graduate Endowment and Student Support) Environmental protection: Pollution: Prevention & control ··········80 (Scotland) (No. 2) Bil ····························45

114 Environmental protection: Waste recycling payments ············72 Feedingstuffs: Sampling & analysis: Agriculture ···············96 Environmentally sensitive areas: Argyll Islands················91 Fees: Registers ·······························100 Environmentally sensitive areas: Breadalbane ················91 FERGUSON, Patricia ·····························13 Environmentally sensitive areas: Cairngorms Straths ············91 Fibre plant: Oil & fibre plant seeds ······················75 Environmentally sensitive areas: Central Borders ··············91 Fife Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Accounts ··················50 Environmentally sensitive areas: Central Southern Uplands ·········91 Fife College of Further and Higher Education: Annual Accounts ·······54 Environmentally sensitive areas: Loch Lomond ···············91 Fife Health Board Annual Accounts ·····················49 Environmentally sensitive areas: Machair of the Uists & Benbecula, Barra & Fife Primary Care NHS Trust Accounts····················50 Vatersay ···································91 Finance Committee debates ······················30-31 Environmentally sensitive areas: Shetland Islands ··············91 Finance Committee reports ·····················11-17,19 Environmentally sensitive areas: Stewartry ·················91 Finance Committee: Mammals: Wild: Protection of: Bills ··········19 Environmentally sensitive areas: Western Southern Uplands ········91 Finance Committee: Resource accounting & budgeting ···········19 Enzootic bovine leukosis ···························83 Finance Committee: Scottish Executive: Finance functions ·········11 Epilepsy ···································45 Finance Committee: Written agreements ··················10 Epilepsy Association of Scotland, PE247···················59 Fire services & police: Finance: Bills: Explanatory notes ············9 Epilepsy PE247································59 Fire services & police: Finance: Bills: Policy memorandum ··········9 Epps, Robert ·································65 Fire services & police: Finance: Bills ······················9 Equal Opportunities Committee debates···················29 Fire services: Chief Inspector: Annual reports ················56 Equal opportunities DS00/3 ·························44 Fireplaces: Exempt: Smoke control areas ··················90 Equal opportunities: Budget ·························46 Fish farming: Fisheries & aquaculture structures: Grants ···········98 Equality Strategy RN00/93··························45 Fish: Disease control·····························80 Erskine Bridge Accounts ··························55 Fish: migatory: management, EU SP1531 ··················66 Ethical Standards in Public Life etc. (Scotland) Act 2000: Fisheries & aquaculture structures: Grants··················98 Commencement ·······························89 Fisheries and aquaculture, EU SP2202····················68 Ethical standards: Public life: Acts: Explanatory notes ············69 Fisheries Council: December 2000······················45 Ethical standards: Public life: Acts ······················69 Fisheries Policy, EU SP2175 ·························68 Euro notes, EU SP2182 ···························68 Fisheries Policy: environmenrtal protection, EU SP2141 ···········67 European Commission: Acquaculture industry: Diseases ··········12 Fisheries Research Services Report and Accounts ············49,57 European Commission: European Structural Funds: Implementation·····12 Fisheries sector: structural assistance, EU SP2001 ·············67 European Commission: Football transfer fees ················12 Fisheries, north-east Atlantic, EU SP1612 ··················66 European Commission: Investigations: Act of Sederunt: Court of S ession: Rules·································95 Fisheries: Common Fisheries Policy: Reform ·················18 European Committee Committee reports·················15,18 Fisheries: Denmark, EU SP1790, SP1873 ··················67 European Committee debates······················29-30 Fisheries: poverty reduction, EU SP1671···················66 European Committee reports ·······················12,15 Fisheries: Salmon & freshwater: Western Isles salmon fishery district: Designation ·································99 European Communities: Judicial & extrajudicial documents: Service of···100 Fisheries: Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency: Annual reports ·······48 European Communities: Matrimonial jurisdiction & judgments ········91 Fisheries: Sea: Acts ·····························70 European Communities: Planning: Major accident hazards··········71 Fisheries: Sea: Shellfish: Bills ·························5 European Convention on Human Rights PE361················64 Fishery products: Community tariff, EU SP1402 ···············66 European developments RN00/100 ·····················45 Fishery products: prices EU SP1613 ·····················66 European documents: Scrutiny ·······················15 Fishery resources in the South East Atlantic Ocean, EU SP1798·······67 European matrimonial & parental responsibility jurisdiction & judgments: Act of Sederunt: Ordinary cause rules ····················98 Fishing opportunities: fish stocks, EU SP1786················67 European Social Fund, EU SP1942 ······················67 Fishing control, migatory fish, EU SP1514 ··················66 European Structural Funds ··························44 Fishing fleets, EU SP1719 ··························67 European Structural Funds: Implementation ·················12 Fishing opportunities: fish stocks, EU SP1809 ················67 European Union: Charter of Fundamental Rights ···············15 Fishing: Quota Allocations PE365 ······················64 EWING, Fergus ·······························35 Fishing: Angola, EU SP1716 ·························66 EWING, John ································49 Fitzpatrick, Lawrence PE346 ·························63 Exam Results crisis, PE311 ·························62 Fluoridation of water supplies PE312, PE344 ···············62-63 Exam results RN00/68 ····························44 Fodder plant seeds ·····························75 Exam results: Inquiry·····························13 Food additives: Miscellaneous ························96 Excise duty on diesel, PE249·························59 Food from Britain Annual Report ·······················47 Expenditure review in Scotland 1998-1999 ·················53 Food irradiation ·······························79 Food protection: Amnesic shellfish poisoning: Emergency prohibitions: F East Coast ····························82-83, 85, 87 Food protection: Amnesic shellfish poisoning: Emergency prohibitions: FAIRWEATHER, C.B. ·····························48 West Coast ·······················77-79, 81-85, 87-9,98 Falkirk College of Further and Higher Education: ···············54 Food protection: Emergency prohibitions: Paralytic shellfish poisoning: Family homes & homelessness: Bills: Reports ················12 Orkney ·····················72,74,76,78,80,84,86, 93, 101 Family law: Divorce etc.: Pensions ····················84,87 Food safety: Plastic materials & articles: Contact with food ·········87 Family law: Matrimonial jurisdiction & judgments: European Food Standards Agency Statement of Objectives and Practices: ······52 Communities·································91 Food Standards Agency: Departmental Report ···············56 Family law: Welfare Reform & Pensions Act 1999: Commencement·····70 Food: Coffee extracts: Chicory extracts ···················92 Farm woodland premium scheme: Agriculture················78 Food: Dairy produce: Quotas·························84 Farmed animals: Welfare ··························88 Food: Foot & mouth disease: Meat & meat products: Marking········99 Farmers: financial support, PE379 ······················65 Food: Fresh meat: Beef controls ·······················88 Fatal Accident Inquiry, PE234 ························62 Food: Gelatine: Intra-Community trade ···················100 Feeding stuffs: Pesticides: Maximum residue levels ·············94 Food: Infant & follow-on formulas ······················74 Feedingstuffs: Agriculture ··························88 Food: Meat: Disease control ·························78

115 Food: Meat: Hygiene & inspection: Charges ·················95 GMOs: regulatory framework ························46 Food: Pesticides: Maximum residue levels··················94 Goats & Sheep: Identification ························86 Food: Pithing: Restriction: Animals······················94 GODMAN, Trish ···························17,33 - 34 Food: Specified risk material ·························81 GOLDIE, Annabel·······························28 Food: Sweeteners ·····························102 Good, Alexander PE321 ···························62 Foods: Processed cereal-based: Infants & young children ··········73 Graduate endowments: Acts ························69 Foot & mouth disease: Controlled areas ········92-93, 96 - 97,99 - 101 Graduate endowments: Bills: Explanatory notes ··············6-7 Foot & mouth disease: Declaratory & controlled area · · 93,95,98-99,101 - 102 Graduate endowments: Bills: Policy memorandum ············6-7 Foot & mouth disease: Declaratory orders ··················96 Graduate endowments: Bills ······················6-7,14 Foot & mouth disease: Declaratory ···········92-93,95 - 97,99 - 102 Graduate endowments: Education (Graduate Endowment & Student Foot & mouth disease: Export restrictions ··················93 Support) (Scotland) Act 2001: Commencement ···············89 Foot & mouth disease: Import & export restrictions·········95-99,101 Grampian Health Board Annual Accounts ··················49 Foot & mouth disease: Meat & meat products: Marking ···········99 Grampian Primary Health Care NHS Trust ··················50 Foot & mouth disease ······················45,92-93, 96 Grampian University Hospitals NHS Trust Accounts ·············50 Foot & mouth disease: Value: Ascertainment of ···············97 Grampian University Hospitals Trust Accounts report of the Auditor General ···································52 Foot & mouth disease: Hardship fund PE362·················64 Grant, Alan D. PE314 ····························62 Foot and mouth: animal welfare, PE386 ···················65 Grant, James A PE348····························64 Football pitch on Silverknowes Green, PE295 ················61 Greater Glasgow Health Board Annual Accounts ··············49 Football transfer fees: European Commission ················12 Greater Glasgow Primary Care NHS Trust Annual Accounts ·········50 Football, finances RN00/88 ·························45 Greater Glasgow Private Hire Association, PE302 ··············61 Football:fans:participation, PE380 ······················65 Gregory, Stan PE363·····························64 Forestry Commission: Annual report & accounts···············53 Groundwater Regulations 1998, changes made RN00/87 ··········45 Forth Valley Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Accounts ··········50 Gypsies: Gypsy travellers: Public sector policies ···············19 Forth Valley Health Board Annual Accounts ·················49 Forth Valley Primary Care NHS Trust Annual Accounts············50 H Foxhunting: economic impact: assessment methodologies ·········46 Frank, Maurice PE359, PE360 ························64 Haddington And District Amenity Society, PE294 ··············61 Franklin Place, East Kilbride, PE322 ·····················62 HAMBLIN, Jeff································48 Freedom of information ···························45 Hampden Park: National stadium: Reports··················19 Freedom of information RP00/19·······················46 Harbours & docks: Rateable values ·····················78 Freedom of information: Bills: Consultation ·················55 Harbours, docks, piers & ferries: Ardeveenish Harbour: Revision order····75 Freemasons,judiciary, memebership, PE306 ·················61 Harbours, docks, piers & ferries: Associated British ports: Troon Harbour: Revision ···························78 Fresh meat: Beef controls ··························88 Harvey, Frank, PE250, PE255, PE257-8, PE268, PE278, PE282, Friends of Durris Forests, PE273 ·······················60 PE287-90, PE296·····························59-61 FRIZZELL, Eddie ·······························47 HAWKINS, A.D. ·······························49 Fuel poverty, Housing Bill RN00/75 ·····················44 HAY, R.K.M. ·································47 Fuel prices: Remoter rural areas: Reports ··················16 Health & Community Care Committee debates ···············31 Funerals, freedom of choice, PE252 ·····················59 Health & Community Care Committee reports ············11-18,20 Funicular railway in the Cairngorms, PE296 ·················61 Health & Community Care Committee reports: Unauthorised Further Education Funding Council Accounts···············47,51 disclosure ··································15 Further Education in Scotland 1999 ·····················52 Health Education Board for Scotland Annual Accounts ···········51 Health policy and effect of WTO, PE320 ···················62 G Health Service: National Trusts ·······················82 Gaelic as the second national language, PE385 ···············65 Health Standards (Young Persons)······················45 Gaelic Broadcasting Committee Annual Report and Accounts ········51 Health visitors, nurses & midwives: Professional conduct ··········93 Galloway & Dumfries Acute & Maternity Hospitals: National Health: Animals: Brucellosis ·························82 Health Service Trust ·····························82 Health: Animals: Cattle: Older animals: Identification ············89 Gaming Act: Fees: Variation ·························94 Health: Animals: Enzootic bovine leukosis ··················83 Gaming clubs: Hours ····························83 Health: Animals: Sheep & goats: Identification················86 GARDEN, Ralph······························49,56 Health: Animals: Specified risk material ···················89 Gelatine: Intra-Community trade ······················100 Hedge trimming PE339 ···························63 General dental services: National Health Service ··············93 Helson, Christopher PE358··························64 General Medical Council: Legal assessors ··················79 Henderson, Fiona, PE385 ··························65 General medical services: National Health Service············72,97 HENRY, Hugh ·························12,15,18,29 - 30 General ophthalmic services: National Health Service ············93 Hepatitis C litigation in England ·······················46 General Register Office for Scotland resource accounts ···········57 Hepatitis C virus in blood RN00/85······················44 General Teaching Council for Scotland ····················90 Hepatitis: In blood products: Screening RN00/109··············45 Genetic Modification, investigations RN00/57 ················44 Hepatitus C: Health Committee questions RN00/99 ·············45 Genetic modification, UK advisory framework RN00/56 ···········44 Heritage Lottery Fund: Annual reports & Accounts··············48 Genetically modified organisms: Reports ··················14 Higginson, Joan, PE263 ···························60 Gibson, Jim, PE243, PE330 ·······················59,63 High Court of Justiciary: Act of Adjournal: Criminal procedure: Gilbert, Dr Steve, PE374 ···························65 Rules: Human Rights Act 1998 ·······················79 GILL, Brian Gill, Lord ························47,52,55,57 Higher education: Funding ··························45 GILLON, Karen ····························19,27 - 28 Higher education: Funding Council: Accounts ················51 Glasgow College of Food and Technology: Consolidated Financial Statements54 Higher education: Research: Funding ····················46 Glasgow College of Nautical Studies: Annual Review and Accounts·····54 Highland & Islands: Agricultural processing & marketing grants ·······92 Glenrothes College Annual Accounts ····················54 Highland Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Report and Accounts ·········50 Global environmental issues - DA00/06 ···················44

116 Highland Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Report and Accounts report of t Inverness College Financial Statements ···················54 he Auditor General······························51 Investigatory powers: Regulation: Bills···················5,69 Highland Health Board Annual Accounts ··················49 Investigatory powers: Regulation: Commencement ·············71 Highland Primary Care NHS Trust Report and Accounts ···········50 Investigatory powers: Regulation: Notification of authorisations·······81 Highland Primary Care NHS Trust Report and Accounts, report by Investigatory powers: Regulation: Prescription of offices, ranks & positions · 95 the Auditor General ·····························51 Investigatory powers: Regulation: Prescription: Offices, ranks & positions · · 81 Highlands & Islands Enterprise: Accounts ··················49 Irradiation: Food ·······························79 Highlands & Islands: Enterprise area of operation ··············97 Islay Creamery: Closure: Impact ·······················15 Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd Annual Report ··············48 Historic Buildings Council for Scotland: Annual report ············57 J Historic Scotland: Annual reports ······················48 Historic Scotland: Sinage PE330 ·······················63 JACKSON, Sylvia ······························33 Hodgson, Brent, PE275 ···························60 James Watt College of Further and Higher Education: Annual Accounts···54 Holyrood View Residents Association, PE244 ················59 JAMIESON, Cathy ······························29 Home Energy Conservation Act 1995: First Progress Report·········57 JAMIESON, Margaret ····························31 HOME ROBERTSON, John ··························30 JENKINS, Ian ································38 Home-Grown Cereals Authority Annual Report ···············53 Jessiefield Prison, PE274 ··························60 Homelessness RP00/13 ···························46 Jewel and Esk Valley College: Financial Report ···············54 Homelessness: Family homes: Bills: Reports ················12 John Wheatley College: Audit ························54 Homicides in Scotland, statistics. ······················53 JOHNSTON, Nick ····························26-27 Horticultural Development Council Annual Report ··············53 JOHNSTONE, Alex······················13-15,17,34 - 35 Housden, Stuart, PE387 ···························66 JOHNSTONE, Raymond ·························52,57 Housing (Scotland) Bill····························46 Joint Action against the M74, PE297 ····················61 Housing (Scotland) Bill: The Single Regulatory Framework··········46 Joint Ministerial Committee RN00/70 ····················44 Housing and Voluntary Sector Committee debates ·············35 Judges: Inner House: Number ························92 Housing Association tenants: right to buy, PE345 ··············63 Judgments: Matrimonial jurisdiction & judgments: European Communities · 91 Housing associations, monitoring, PE277 ··················60 Judicial & extrajudicial documents: Service of: European Communities···100 Housing Bill, the Executives RP00/14 ····················46 Judicial appointments & bail: Acts ······················69 Housing Bill: Fuel Poverty supplementary RN00/75 ·············44 Judicial appointments & bail: Bills ·······················5 Housing Bill: the right to buy RP00/20 ····················46 Justice & Home Affairs Committee debates ··············31-33 Housing Bill: the single social tenancy RP00/23 ···············46 Justice & Home Affairs Committee reports ···············12-14 Housing revenue account: General fund contribution: Limits·········91 Justice 1 Committee reports ····················15-16,18 Housing stock: Transfer ···························10 Justice 1 Committee ··························32-33 Housing Support Grant Order ························55 Justice 2 Committee reports ······················15-19 Housing support grant ··························56,97 Justice 2 Committee ··························32-33 Housing: Bills: Explanatory notes ·······················7 Justices of the Peace: Tribunal ·······················103 Housing: Bills: Policy memorandum ······················7 Housing: Bills ·······························7,16 K Howe, Thomas, PE382····························65 Kay, Neil PE342 ·······························63 Howson, Lou PE335 ·····························63 Kayes, Michael, PE377 ···························65 Human Rights Act 1998, damages under ··················52 KELLY, Carol ·································51 Human Rights Act 1998: Act of Adjournal: Criminal procedure: Rules ····79 Kennedy, Charles PE354 ···························64 Human Rights Act 1998: Act of Sederunt: Sheriff Court: E KERR, Andy ··························11,14,19,38 - 39 vidence of judgements····························79 Kildalton and Oa Community Council, PE246, ················59 Human Rights Act 1998: Court of Session: Rules: Act of Sederunt ·····80 Kilmarnock College: Report and Financial Statements ············54 Human Rights Act 1998: Damages ·····················52 Kingston Bridge, PE257 ···························59 Human Rights Act 1998: Jurisdiction ····················79 Kirkcaldy Area Abuse Survivors’ Project, PE279 ···············60 Hutters: Protection PE340 ··························63 Kosovan Evacuees: Grant ··························55 HYSLOP, Fiona ····························12,16,36 L I LAMONT, Johann ····························16,36 Import & export restrictions: Foot & mouth disease·········95-99,101 Lanarkshire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Accounts ··········50 Income redistribution, PE319 ························62 Lanarkshire Health Board Annual Accounts ·················49 Independent Farming Group, PE379 ·····················65 Lanarkshire Primary Care NHS Trust Annual Accounts············50 Industrial Development Act 1982: Annual Report ··············57 Land Registration (Scotland) Act 1979: Commencement ··········71 Industrial development: Highlands & Islands: Enterprise area of operation · · 97 Land: Acquisition: Town & country planning: Limit of annual value ·····100 Infant & follow-on formulas ·························74 Langside College Glasgow: Period end Accounts and Report ········54 Influenza: Vaccination ····························12 Lauder College, Dunfermline: Annual Accounts ···············54 Information economy, comparative indicators RN00/53 ···········44 Law Commission and the Scottish Law Commission, damages under Human Information technology: Impact: Reports ··················19 Rights Act ··································52 Inshore fishing: Fishing & fishing methods: Prohibition of ··········100 Law Commission: Scottish: Annual reports ·················47 Integrated product policy, EU SP2035 ····················67 Law reform: Diligence Scotland ·······················57 Intelligence Services: Commissioner: Annual reports ············48 Law reform: International Criminal Court: Bills: Explanatory notes·······8 Interception of communications: Commissioner: Reports ··········48 Law reform: International Criminal Court: Bills: Policy memorandum ·····8 International Criminal Court ·························45 Law reform: International Criminal Court: Bills ············8,17 - 18 International Criminal Court: Bills: Explanatory notes ·············8 Law reform: Property law: Real burdens ···················52 International Criminal Court: Bills: Policy memorandum ············8 Law: Family law: Divorce etc.: Pensions ·················84,87 International Criminal Court: Bills ···················8,17 - 18 Leanchoil Hospital, Forres, ambulance service, PE298 ···········61

117 Leasehold Casualties (Scotland) Bill ·····················46 Lottery Distribution Fund, Arts, Account ··················51 Leasehold casualties: Acts ·························70 Lottery Fund, sportscotland, Annual Report ·················52 Leasehold casualties: Bills ··························5 Lung cancer and asbestos RN00/95 ·····················45 Legal aid & advice: Advice & assistance ·················71,85 Lung Disease ································46 Legal aid & advice: Advice & assistance: Assistance by way of LYNCH, Michael ·······························57 representation ······························89,92 Lyon, John PE338 ······························63 Legal aid & advice: Advice & assistance: Financial conditions ········97 Legal aid & advice: Civil legal aid·····················71,94 M Legal aid & advice: Civil legal aid: Financial conditions ············97 M74 Northern Extension, PE297 ·······················61 LLegal aid & advice: Legal Aid (Scotland) Act 1986: Amendment ······92 MACASKILL, Kenny·······················13-20,37 - 38 Legal Aid (Scotland) Act 1986: Amendment·················92 Machair of the Uists & Benbecula, Barra & Vatersay: Environmentally Legal Aid Board Annual Report ·······················48 sensitive areas································91 Legal Aid Board Statement of Accounts ··················48 MacKenzie, Frank, PE284 ··························60 Legal aid in Scotland RN00/64························44 MACKENZIE, George P. ···························57 Legal aid: Civil ································71 MacLean Hector, PE316 ···························62 Legal aid: Civil: Financial conditions ·····················97 MACLEAN, Kate ·····························19,29 Legal aid: Civil ································94 Maclean, Roderick, PE286 ··························60 Legal assessors: General Medical Council ··················79 MacSween, Iain PE365 ···························64 Legal Services Ombudsman Annual Report ·················57 Maguire, Frank PE336 ····························63 Legislation: Subordinate ····················10-20,37 - 38 Major accident hazards: Planning ······················71 Less Favoured Area Support Scheme PE372, PE384·············65 Marriage: Fees································88 Less favoured areas: Support scheme ····················92 Marriage: Secular PE333 ··························63 Lews Castle College Annual Accounts····················54 MASTERS, Christopher ···························51 Licensing board procedures, PE329 ·····················63 Matrimonial jurisdiction & judgments: European Communities ········91 Licensing: Liquor licensing: Fees ·······················97 MCALLION, John ······························34 Lifelong Learning·······························44 McAulay, George, PE265 ··························60 Limited liability partnerships ·························97 McCaffery, Thelma PE344 ··························63 Liquor licensing: Fees ····························97 McCormack, William, PE254·························59 Lobbying: Scottish Parliament:························12 McDonald, Andy PE366 ···························64 Lobsters: Undersized ····························72 McKen, Avril, PE298 ····························61 Local authorities: Arbitration: Home owwners PE356 ············64 MCMANUS, James J. ··························47,56 Local authorities: Goods & services: Public bodies ············73,85 MCNEE, Ian ·································47 Local councillors’: Legal firms PE354·····················64 MCNEILL, Pauline ························15-19,32 - 33 Local Democracy, Working Group Report - Local Authorities’ Meat & meat products: Marking: Foot & mouth disease ···········99 Responses RP00/22 ·····························46 Meat and Livestock Commission Annual Report ···············56 Local electoral reform RN00/82 ·······················44 Meat: Disease control ····························78 Local Government ‘Next Steps’: Responses ·················57 Meat: Fresh meat: Beef controls·······················88 Local Government Act 1988: Competition ··················73 Meat: Hygiene & inspection: Charges ····················95 Local Government Committee debates ···················33 Medical practitioners: Choice: National Health Service ·········72,95 Local Government Committee debates ·················33-34 Medical profession: General Medical Council: Legal assessors ·······79 Local Government Committee reports ·············10-12,14 - 18 Medical services: General: National Health Service ·············97 Local government elections ·························46 Medical services: Personal: National Health Service·············94 Local Government Finance··························45 Medicine: Supplementary professions: National Health Service ·······73 Local Government Finance ·························55 Meigle Community Day Hospital, closure, PE314 ··············62 Local Government Finance (Scotland) (No.2) Order ·············57 Members’ interests: Scottish Parliament: ··················13 Local government finance RN00/98 ·····················45 Mental Health (Scotland) Act 1984: Review·················55 Local Government Ombudsman: Complaint handling PE351 ·········64 Mental Health Services, PE318 ·······················62 Local government pension scheme: Pension sharing on divorce ·······91 Mental Illness: Prescription exemption····················46 Local government: Competition: Exemption ·················73 Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland Annual Accounts ·········51 Local government: Ethical Standards in Public Life etc. (Scotland) Act 2000: Commencement ·······························89 Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland Annual Report ··········52 Local government: Finance ························55,95 MIDWINTER, Arthur ·····························17 Local government: Finance: Statistics ····················53 Midwives, health visitors & nurses: Professional conduct ··········93 Local government: Local authorities: Goods & services: Public bodies · · 73,85 Milk & milk products: Educational establishments: Pupils··········100 Local government: Pension schemes ····················72 Mink: Keeping ································85 Local Government: Power of community initiative ··············45 Minogue, Thomas, PE306 ··························61 Local government:: Local statutory provisions: Postponement from repeal · 86 Mitchell, Kenneth PE347···························64 Local statutory provisions: Postponement from repeal············86 MMR vaccine RN00/74 ···························44 Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park ·············56-57 MMR vaccine ································17 Loch Lomond: Environmentally sensitive areas ···············91 Mobile phone base stations, planning rights, PE310 ·············62 Lomond and Argyll Primary Care NHS Trust Annual Accounts ········50 MOD contracts to German shipyards, PE288 ················61 Long Term Care (Sutherland Report) RN00/78················44 Moray College Annual Report and Financial Statements ···········54 Long Term Care PE335····························63 Mordechai Vanunu’s release from prison, PE260 ··············59 Lothian Allergy Support Group, PE276 ····················60 MORGAN, Alasdair ·····················12-16,18,32 - 33 Lothian Health Board Annual Accounts ···················49 Morrison, J.S. PE264 ····························60 Lothian Primary Care NHS Trust Annual Accounts ··············50 Mortgage Rights (Scotland) Bill ·······················46 Lothian University Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Accounts ··········50 Mortgage rights: Bills: Explanatory notes ···················6 Lottery Distribution Account, UK Sports Council ···············53 Mortgage rights: Bills: Reports························11 Mortgage rights: Bills ···························6,17

118 Mortgage rights: Bills: Explanatory notes ···················6 National Health Service: Overview······················17 Motherwell College: Financial Statements··················54 National Health Service: Personal medical services ·············94 Motorways: M73/M74: (Southbound Slip From M73 to Southbound M74 National Health Service: Pharmaceutical services ··············94 and A721 to M74 Southbound at Junction 1 (Maryville) ··········74 National Health Service: Professions supplementary to medicine ······73 Motorways: M73: Junction 2, Baillieston & A8 Baillieston to Baillieston National Health Service: response o Audit Commission ···········57 roundabout ·································90 National Heritage Memorial Fund: Annual reports & Accounts········48 Motorways: M73: Northbound slip road to M8 at junction 2, Baillieston···73 National Museums of Scotland Annual Report················49 Motorways: M73: Southbound slip road to northbound M74 at junction 1, Maryville···································85 National Parks (Scotland) Act 2000: Commencement ············71 Motorways: M73: Various closures between junction 1 & junction 2 ····75 National parks: Acts: Explanatory notes ···················69 Motorways: M74 Northbound off slip junction 5, Baillieston ········73 National parks: Acts ·····························69 Motorways: M74(M): Northbound off slip road at junction 15, Beattock · · 96 National parks: Bills ······························5 Motorways: M74(M): Off slip roads at junction 13, Abington ········96 National Radiological Protection Board: Accounts ··············49 Motorways: M74(M): Off slip roads at junction 14, Elvanfoot & Crawford · · 96 National stadium: Reports ··························19 Motorways: M74(M): Southbound off slip road at junction 16, NEIL, Alex ····························16,19,28 - 29 Johnstonebridge·······························96 NEILL, Alex ·································28 Motorways: M74: Junction 12, Millbank ··················92 Nelson, Andrew, PE378 ···························65 Motorways: M74: Northbound off slip at junction 4, Maryville········76 Nepotism PE332 ·······························63 Motorways: M74: Slip roads at junction 10, Wellburn ············76 New economy infrastructure·························45 Motorways: M74: Various off slip roads at junction 6, Hamilton ·······74 New Opportunities Fund ···························46 Motorways: M74: Various slip roads, junction 5, Raith ···········77 New Opportunities Fund: Annual report & accounts ·············52 Motorways: M74: Various slip roads, junction 6 (Hamilton) & junction 7 New Roads and Street Works Act 1991 Report on Toll Roads and (Merryton) ··································75 Toll Orders i ·································51 Motorways: M8: Eastbound off slip road at junction 3, Livingston New technology: Impact: Reports ······················19 interchange ·································90 NEWTON OF BRAINTREE, Tony Newton, Lord ················53 Motorways: M8: Junction 1 east to Hermistion Gait junction ·······102 NHS governance RN00/94··························45 Motorways: M80: Slip roads at junction 3, Hornshill·············87 NHS in Scotland, Common Services Agency, Directors’ Report ······50 Motorways: M90: Northbound off & southbound on slip roads, NICHOLSON, Paul ······························51 junction 4, Kelty ·······························82 Nicol, Eddie, PE384 ·····························65 MSP participation in electronic votes RN00/103···············45 Nitrogen and Phosphorus: Agricultural pollution: Code of Good Practice ···57 MSPs: Electronic votes ···························46 Nixon, James, PE269 ····························60 MULLIGAN, Mary ························11,13,27 - 28 NOLAN, Michael Patrick ···························48 Multiple sclerosis: Medicinal drugs ·····················45 Non-domestic rate······························92 Multiple trawls: Prohibition: Sea fisheries ··················85 Non-domestic rates: Levying ························94 MUNRO, Graeme N. ·····························48 North Glasgow College: Report and Accounts ················55 N North Glasgow Community Forum, PE261 ··················59 North Glasgow University Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Accounts ······50 Napier Students Association, PE291·····················61 North Glasgow University Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Accounts National Archives of Scotland: Resource accounts ·············57 report of the Auditor General ························51 National assistance services: Assessment of resources ·······90,96,98 North Highland College: Group Report and Financial Statements ······55 National assistance services: Sums for personal requirements ·······96 North of Scotland Water Authority Annual Report ··············48 National Board for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting : North of Scotland Water Authority: Overdraft guarantee ··········56 Annual Accounts·····························53,55 Nuclear submarine accidents PE334·····················63 National Board for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting for Scotland Nurses & midwives: Nurses agencies: Licence fees: Increase ·······103 Annual Report ································51 Nurses agencies: Licence fees: Increase ··················103 National Farmers’ Union of Scotland, PE272 ·················60 Nurses, midwives & health visitors: Professional conduct ··········93 National Galleries of Scotland: Review, Report, Accounts ··········53 Nursing homes: Registration ························103 National Health Service (Primary Care) Act 1997: Commencement ·····88 Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting for Scotland, National Board, National Health Service bodies in Tayside: A Report by the Annual Report ································51 Auditor General ·······························58 Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting, National Board Annual Accounts · · 53 National Health Service in Scotland RN00/16 ················44 National Health Service in Scotland, report by the Auditor General ·····58 O National Health Service Trusts························82 National Health Service Trusts: Dumfries & Galloway Acute & O’Kane, Alex, PE261 ·····························59 Maternity Hospitals ·····························82 Oatridge Agricultural College Report ····················55 National Health Service Trusts: Originating capital··············81 Oban fire servivce restructuring PE337····················63 National Health Service Trusts: Yorkhill ···················82 Offences: Sexual·······························71 National Health Service: Common Services Agency: Functions ·······74 Offenders Discharged from Custody: Statistics ···············56 National Health Service: Dental charges ···················94 Off-road driving, PE273 ···························60 National Health Service: Drugs & appliances: Charges············84 Oil & fibre plant seeds ····························75 National Health Service: Drugs & appliances: Charges············93 Olive oil: Tetrachloroethylene ························74 National Health Service: General dental services ·········72,82,84,93 Ombudsmen in Scotland, modernising complaints system ·········48 National Health Service: General medical services··············72 Ombudsmen RN00/108 ···························45 National Health Service: General medical services··············97 Opencast coal mining: Environmental effects PE346·············63 National Health Service: General ophthalmic services ············93 Ophthalmic services: General: National Health Service ···········93 National Health Service: Medical practitioners: Choice ···········72 Optical charges & payments: National Health Service ············84 National Health Service: Medical practitioners: Choice ···········95 Optical charges & payments: National Health Service ············95 National Health Service: NHS 24 special health board············98 Organ donation, PE287····························61 National Health Service: Optical charges & payments ············84 Organ removal, dead children, PE268 ····················60 National Health Service: Optical charges & payments ············95 Organ retention, PE283, PE370 ·····················60,65

119 Organic Farming and Food ··························46 Portree: Police: Cells: Legalised: Discontinuance of ·············93 Orkney Health Board Annual Accounts····················49 Postal services, EU SP2171 ·························67 Outright Scotland, PE245 ··························59 Potatoes: Originating in Egypt ························84 Potatoes: Seed potatoes···························73 P Poverty and Social Exclusion, policy framework RP00/15 ··········46 Packaging waste: Producer responsibility & obligations ···········88 Power of Community Initiative ························45 Paralytic shellfish poisoning: Food protection ······72,74,76,78,80,84,86 Prevention of cruelty: Farmed animals: Welfare ···············88 Paralytic shellfish poisoning: Food protection: Orkney ········86,93, 101 Priority Based Dispatch ···························55 Parliament, principles, a review RN00/84 ··················44 Prisons: Chief Inspector: Annual reports ···················48 Parliamentary pay and allowances RN00/96 ················45 Prisons: Complaints Commission: Annual reports ··············47 Parliamentary questions ···························46 Prisons: Discontinuance ···························72 Parole Board for Scotland: Reports ····················47,56 Prisons: Police: Cells: Legalised: Discontinuance of ·············93 Partnership schemes: Quality: Existing facilities ··············103 Prisons: Young offenders institutions ····················72 Partnerships: Limited liability partnerships ··················97 Private Hire Cars in bus lanes, PE302 ····················61 Paterson, Douglas PE357 ··························64 Private Investigators (Registration) Bill, PE264················60 Peatland sites, protection, PE301 ······················61 Private legislation ······························12 Pensions, survivor benefits, PE245······················59 Procedures Committee debates ·······················34 Pensions: Act of Sederunt: Ordinary cause rules: Pension sharing: Divorce · 85 Procedures Committee debates ·······················34 Pensions: Divorce etc. ··························84,87 Procedures Committee report ························12 Pensions: Local government pension scheme: Pension sharing on divorce · 91 Procedures Committee reports ···················11,17 - 18 Pensions: Pension schemes: Local government ···············72 Procedures Committee: Standing orders: Scottish Parliament ········12 Pensions: Pension sharing on divorce: Act of Sederunt: Court of Procedures for Offers to Make Amends: Act of Sederunt: Court of Session: Rules ································86 Session: Rules ·······························95 Pensions: Police ·······························72 Processed cereal-based foods: Infants & young children···········73 Pensions: Scottish Public Pensions Agency: Annual reports ·········49 Professions supplementary to medicine: National Health Service ······73 Pensions: Teachers: Superannuation: Additional voluntary contributions · · 88 Property Law PE359 ·····························64 Pensions: Teachers: Superannuation: Pension sharing on divorce ······99 Property law: Real burdens: Law reform ···················52 Pensions: Teachers: Superannuation·····················82 Property title, PE285 ·····························60 Pensions: Welfare Reform & Pensions Act 1999: Commencement ·····70 Protection from Abuse (Scotland) Bill ····················46 Personal medical services: National Health Service ·············94 Protection from abuse: Bills ··························9 Perth College: Financial Statements ·····················55 Protection of Wild Mammals (Scotland) Bill RN00/66 ············44 Pesticides: Crops, food & feeding stuffs: Maximum residue levels ······94 Protection of wrecks·····························78 Pesticides: Plant protection products ··················99,102 Psychiatric care: Aberdeen PE348 ······················64 Petrol crisis RN00/72 ····························44 Public contracts, protection against fraud or anti-competitive conduct I n Europe SP972 ·······························66 Pharmaceutical services: National Health Service ··············94 Public Finance: glossary ···························44 Phillips inquiry into BSE ···························53 Public health: Contamination of food · 72,74,76 - 80,82 - 88,90 - 91,93,98,101 Pigs, porcine material & bovine animals ···················79 Public health: Contamination of food: Amnesic shellfish ········83-84 Pitcairn, Tom PE353 ·····························64 Public health: Contamination of food: Amnesic shellfish poisoning: Pithing: Restriction: Animals ·························94 Emergency prohibitions: Orkney ·····················84,86 Planning consent: Ringford PE353 ······················64 Public health: Contamination of food: Amnesic shellfish poisoning: Planning: Major accident hazards ······················71 Emergency prohibitions: East Coast·····················82 Plant & machinery: Valuation for rating····················96 Public health: Contamination of food: Amnesic shellfish poisoning: ~ Plant health: Potatoes: Originating in Egypt ·················84 Emergency prohibitions: West Coast ····················81 Plant protection products: Pesticides ··················99,102 Public health: Contamination of food: Paralytic shellfish poisoning: Emergency prohibitions: Orkney····················72,74,84 Plastic materials & articles: Food: Contact with ···············87 Public health: Food contamination ····················85,87 Poindings & warrant sales: Abolition: Acts··················70 Public health: Nursing homes: Registration·················103 Poindings & warrant sales: Abolition: Bills···················5 Public health: Pollution: Control: Registers: Discharges: Consent for: Police & fire services: Finance: Bills: Explanatory notes ············9 Secretary of State functions ·························87 Police & fire services: Finance: Bills: Policy memorandum···········9 Public life: Ethical standards: Acts: Explanatory notes ············69 Police & fire services: Finance: Bills ······················9 Public life: Ethical standards: Acts ······················69 Police and Fire Services (Finance) (Scotland) Bill ··············46 Public passenger transport: Quality partnership schemes: Police Grant (Scotland) Order ························56 Existing facilities ······························103 Police race relations ·····························45 Public Petitions Committee debates ·····················34 Police service in Scotland RN00/105 ····················45 Public sector ombudsmen RN00/108 ····················45 Police strength································45 Pupils: Educational establishments: Milk & milk products··········100 Police: Cells: Legalised: Discontinuance of: Portree ·············93 Police: Constabulary: Inspectorate: Annual reports ·············52 Q Police: Grant ·································94 Quality partnership schemes: Existing facilities···············103 Police: Pensions ·······························72 Quangos, and governance of the SQA RN00/81 ···············44 Police: Sex offenders: Notification requirements: Prescribed police stations ····························100-101 R Pollution Prevention & Control Act 1999: Commencement··········71 Pollution Prevention and Control (Scotland) Regulations RN00/69 ·····44 Radiological Protection Board: National: Accounts··············49 Pollution: Control: Registers: Discharges: Consent for: Secretary Rae, Thea PE343·······························63 of State functions ······························87 Rail industry developments RN00/113 ····················45 Pollution: Control: Silage, slurry & agricultural fuel oil ············102 Rail industry RN00/63 ····························44 Pollution: Prevention & control ························80 RAMAGE, Alan W.······························48 Pollution: Water supply: Pollution: Prevention of: Code of practice ·····100 RANDALL, John N. ·····························57

120 Rape allegations,PE265 ···························60 Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Bill RP00/17 ················46 Rape: Legal definition ····························46 Salmon conservation: Acts ·························70 Raspberries, strategy to raise consumption, PE316 ·············62 Salmon conservation: Bills: Policy memorandum ···············6 Rateable values: Train operating companies ·················86 Salmon conservation: Bills ·························6,14 Rating & valuation: Docks & harbours: Rateable values ···········78 Salmon fishery district: Western Isles: Designation ·············99 Rating & valuation: Electricity lands: Water undertakings: Rateable values · 78 Salmon: Conservation: Bills: Reports·····················12 Rating & valuation: Non-domestic rates ·················92,94 Salmon: Conservation: Bills ·························13 Rating & valuation: Plant & machinery: Valuation for rating··········96 Sargeant, Jane Pe362 ····························64 Rating & valuation:Train operating companies: Rateable values ·······86 School & placing information·························85 RAVEN, Andrew ·······························52 School closures PE342····························63 Rawlings & Lower Silvertonhill Action Group pe317 ·············62 School transport PE368, PE371 ·····················64,65 Regional Selective Assistance: evaluation ··················55 Schools: Mandatory unit assessment ····················63 Registers & records: Fees: Registers ····················100 Schools: Provision: Information ·······················85 Registers of Scotland Executive Agency: Annual reports & accounts ····48 Schools: Standards in Scotland’s Schools etc. Act 2000: Registrar General for Scotland Annual Report ················48 Commencement ·····························71,89 Registration of births, deaths, marriages etc.: Fees ·············88 Schools: Standards in Scotland’s schools: Acts ···············69 Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill ······················46 Scotland, Bob and Vera, PE318 ·······················62 Regulation of Care (Scotland) Bill: Childcare and early education ······46 Scott, George PE340·····························63 Regulation of investigatory powers: Commencement ············71 Scottish aboriginal people, PE378 ······················65 Regulation of investigatory powers: Notification of authorisations ······81 Scottish Agricultural Science Agency: Annual reports ············47 Regulation of investigatory powers: Prescription of offices, ranks & positions 95 Scottish Allotments and Gardens Society, PE280 ··············60 Regulation of investigatory powers: Prescription: Offices, ranks & positions · 81 Scottish Ambulance Service Annual Accounts ···············50 Regulatory Environment, EU SP2100·····················67 Scottish Ambulance Service response to Audit Committee report······53 Reid Kerr College: Audit ···························55 Scottish Arts Council annual report and accounts 1999/2000 ········53 Reid, Dr D.H.S. PE351 ····························64 Scottish Arts Council Annual Review and Future Plan ············53 Reid, Kay PE324 ·······························62 Scottish Arts Council National Lottery Distribution Fund Account ······51 Reid, Lydia PE370 ······························65 Scottish Borders labour force ························45 Rendering: Fluid treatment: Animal health ·················101 Scottish Charities Nominee Annual Report ·················53 Renewable Energy ······························45 Scottish Children’s Reporter Administration Accounts ············57 Renewing Local Democracy Working Group Report - Local Authorities’ Scottish Children’s Reporter Administration Corporate Plan ·········48 Responses RP00/22 ·····························46 Scottish Commission for Public Audit reports ················13 Renfrewshire and Inverclyde Primary Care NHS Trust Annual Accounts ···50 Scottish Committee of the Council on Tribunals, annual report ·······52 Renfrewshire and Inverclyde Primary Care NHS Trust Annual Accounts, Scottish Conveyancing & Executry Services Board: Annual reports ·····52 report by the Auditor General ························52 Scottish Council for Post Graduate Medical and Dental Education Resource accounts ·····························57 Annual Accounts ······························50 Retained Firefighters Union PE337 ······················63 Scottish Court Service: Annual reports ···················49 Right to time off: Study or training ·····················103 Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission ················57 River: Salmon & freshwater fisheries: Western Isles salmon fishery district: Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission Annual Report ········51 Designation ·································99 Scottish Drug Enforcement Agency: Annual Report ·············57 River: Salmon & feshwater fisheries: Fish: Disease control ·········80 Scottish economic report ························48,53 River: Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Act 2001: Commencement ·····89 Scottish Enterprise Network Annual Report and Accounts··········51 Road & bridges ······························76,83 Scottish Enterprise: Accounts ························51 Road traffic: Speed limits·············74-75,77, 80, 85,92,97,100 Scottish Enterprise: Skillseekers training···················10 Road traffic: Traffic regulation ·············73-92,95 - 97,99 - 102 Scottish Enterprise: Skillseekers Training for Young People ·········55 Roads & bridges ··················81-82,86, 98 - 99,101,103 Scottish Environment Agency, report by the Auditor General ········58 Roads and Street Works, Toll Roads and Toll Orders ············51 Scottish Environment Protection Agency Report···············53 ROBERTSON, Iain A. ·····························49 Scottish Environment Protection Agency: Report by the Auditor General for Robertson, Louise, PE262 ··························59 Scotland ···································53 Rostron, Brian J. PE369 ···························65 Scottish Executive Development Department: Non-Domestic Rating Royal Botanical Garden, Edinburgh: Accounts ················51 Account ··································57 RUMBLES, Mike ·······················11,15,17 - 19,37 Scottish Executive: Consolidated resource accounts ············57 Rural Affairs Committee debates ····················34-35 Scottish Executive: Finance functions ····················11 Rural Affairs Committee reports ················10-13,15 - 16 Scottish Federation of Housing Associations, PE345·············63 Rural Affairs Department, access to records, PE275·············60 Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency: Annual reports & accounts ······48 Rural Development Committee debates ···················35 Scottish Further Education Funding Council Accounts ··········47,51 Rural Development Committee reports ···········14-15,17,19 - 20 Scottish Health Service Ombudsman: Annual report·············11 Rural employment: Patterns ·························14 Scottish Higher Education Funding Council: Accounts ············51 Rural post offices, PE305 ··························61 Scottish Homes The National Housing Agency Annual Report ········52 Rural transport initiatives ··························46 Scottish Homes: Accounts ·························50 RUSSELL, A. Muir ······························57 Scottish Hospital Trust Annual Report and Accounts ············54 Scottish Hospitals Endowment Research Trust: Report ···········56 S Scottish Law Commission: Annual reports················47,55 Scottish Legal Aid Board Annual Report ···················48 SAC in the Moray Firth PE350 ························64 Scottish Legal Aid Board Statement of Accounts ··············48 Safety: Food: Plastic materials & articles: Contact with food·········87 SScottish local authorities: Tendering: Bills ················8,46 Salmon & freshwater fisheries: Western Isles salmon fishery district: Designation ·································99 Scottish local authorities: Tendering: Bills: Explanatory notes ·········9 Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Act 2001: Commencement ········89 Scottish local authorities: Tendering: Bills: Policy memorandum ·······9 Salmon Conservation (Scotland) Bill ·····················45 Scottish Natural Heritage Account······················53 Scottish Natural Heritage Annual Report···················52

121 Scottish Natural Heritage Facts and Figures ················52 Scottish Parliament: Transport & Environment Committee reports ······11 Scottish Organisation Relating to the Retention of Organs, PE283 ······60 Scottish Parliament: Transport & the Environment Committee debates · 38 - 39 Scottish Parliament Building ·························46 Scottish Parliament: Transport & the Environment Committee Scottish Parliament Building, management of project ············58 reports································11-17,19 Scottish Parliament Building: response to Audit Committee ·········55 Scottish Parliament: What’s happening in the Scottish Parliament ···42-43 Scottish Parliament building: Right to lay down PE358············64 Scottish Parliament: Written answers ·················25-26 Scottish Parliament Committees·······················45 Scottish Parliamentary Ombudsman: Annual report ·············11 Scottish Parliament: Audit Committee debates ·············26-27 Scottish Prison Complaints Commission: Annual reports ··········47 Scottish Parliament: Audit Committee reports ··········10-11,13,17 Scottish Prison Service: Annual reports ···················47 Scottish Parliament: Business bulletin ·················39-42 Scottish Public Pensions Agency: Annual reports ··············49 Scottish Parliament: Complaints: Investigations Models ···········11 Scottish Public Pensions Agency: Scottish Teacher’s Pension Scheme: Statements ·································56 Scottish Parliament: Corporate Body: Annual reports ············14 Scottish Pure Water Association, PE312···················62 Scottish Parliament: Debates ······················20-22 Scottish Qualifications Authority annual report ···············53 Scottish Parliament: Education, Culture & Sport Committee debates · · 27 - 28 Scottish Qualifications Authority RN00/110 ·················45 Scottish Parliament: Education, Culture & Sport Committee reports 11 - 16,19 - 20 Scottish Qualifications Authority: Accounts ·················57 Scottish Parliament: Education, Culture & Sport Committee reports: Scottish Qualifications Authority: Governance: Inquiries ···········13 Special educational needs ··························15 Scottish Teacher’s Pension Scheme ·····················56 Scottish Parliament: Enterprise & Lifelong Learning Committee Scottish Teacher’s Pension Scheme: Statements ··············56 debates ·································28-29 Scottish Tourist Board Annual Report ····················48 Scottish Parliament: Enterprise & Lifelong Learning Committee Scottish Traditional Music Lobbying Group, PE307··············61 reports································11-16,19 Scottish Transport Group Pension Fund Surplus ···············57 Scottish Parliament: Equal Opportunities Committee debates ········29 Scottish Transport Group Report and Accounts ···············53 Scottish Parliament: European Committee debates ···········29-30 Scottish Wildlife Trust, PE301 ························61 Scottish Parliament: European Committee reports ············15,18 Scottish Women’s Rural Institutes, PE305··················61 Scottish Parliament: Finance Committee debates············30-31 Sea fish: Specified sea areas: Fishing gear & nets ··············74 Scottish Parliament: Finance Committee reports ··········11-17,19 Sea fisheries: Acts······························70 Scottish Parliament: Finance Committee: Resource accounting & budgeting ··································19 Sea fisheries: Community quota & third country fishing: Enforcement ····97 Scottish Parliament: Finance Committee: Wild mammals: Protection of···19 Sea fisheries: Conservation of sea fish: Lobsters: Undersized ········72 Scottish Parliament: Finance Committee: Written agreements ·······10 Sea fisheries: Edible crabs: Undersized ···················74 Scottish Parliament: Health & Community Care Committee debates·····31 Sea fisheries: Fish: Disease control ·····················80 Scottish Parliament: Health & Community Care Committee Sea fisheries: Inshore fishing: Fishing & fishing methods: Prohibition of · · 100 reports ·····························12-13,17 - 18 Sea fisheries: Multiple trawls: Prohibition ················74,85 Scottish Parliament: Health and Community Care Committee reports ····17 Sea fisheries: Sea fish industry: Fisheries & aquaculture structures: Grants · 98 Scottish Parliament: Justice & Home Affairs Committee debates····31-33 Sea fisheries: Shellfish: Bills··························5 Scottish Parliament: Justice & Home Affairs Committee reports ····12-14 Sea fisheries: Spider crabs: Undersized ···················72 Scottish Parliament: Justice 1 Committee debates ···········32-33 Sea fishing: Community quota & third country fishing: Enforcement ·····97 Scottish Parliament: Justice 1 Committee reports··········15-16,18 Seafish Annual Report and Accounts ····················52 Scottish Parliament: Justice 2 Committee debates ···········32-33 Security Service: Commissioner: Annual reports···············48 Scottish Parliament: Justice 2 Committee reports ···········15-17 Seed potatoes ································73 Scottish Parliament: Lobbying ························12 Seeds: Beet seeds······························75 Scottish Parliament: Local Government Committee debates ······33-34 Seeds: Cereals································75 Scottish Parliament: Members’ interests ··················13 Seeds: Fodder plant seeds··························75 Scottish Parliament: Minutes of proceedings ··············23-24 Seeds: Oil & fibre plant seeds ························75 Scottish Parliament: New Scottish Parliament building ···········13 Seeds: Vegetable ······························75 Scottish Parliament: Procedures Committee debates ············34 Service Pension Order, PE286 ························60 Scottish Parliament: Procedures Committee reports ······11-12,17 - 18 Sewage sludge:spreading, PE327 ······················63 Scottish Parliament: Procedures Committee: Standing orders ········12 Sex offenders: Foreign travel: Notice requirements ············101 Scottish Parliament: Public Petitions Committee debates ··········34 Sex offenders: Notification requirements: Prescribed police stations· 100 - 101 Scottish Parliament: Rural Affairs Committee debates ·········34-35 Sexual Offences Act 2000: Commencement ················71 Scottish Parliament: Rural Affairs Committee reports······10-13,15 - 16 Sexual offences: Procedure & evidence: Bills: Explanatory notes ·······9 Scottish Parliament: Rural Development Committee debates ········35 Sexual offences: Procedure & evidence: Bills: Policy memorandum ······9 Scottish Parliament: Rural Development Committee reports 14 - 15,17,19 - 20 Sexual offences: Procedure & evidence: Bills ·················9 Scottish Parliament: Scope for change: Programme expenditure ······17 Shaikh, Mohammed Younus, PE328 ·····················63 Scottish Parliament: Scottish Commission for Public Audit reports ·····13 Sheep & goats: Identification ························86 Scottish Parliament: Social Inclusion, Housing & Voluntary Sheep: code of welfare ···························55 Sector Committee debates ·······················35-36 Shellfish poisoning: Amnesic: Food protection: West Coast ···77-79,82,85 Scottish Parliament: Social Inclusion, Housing & Voluntary Shellfish poisoning: Paralytic: Food protection·············76,78,80 Sector Committee reports ·······················10-12 Shellfish poisoning: Paralytic: Food protection: Orkney ····72,74,84,86,101 Scottish Parliament: Social Justice Committee debates ···········36 Shellfish: Sea fisheries: Bill ··························5 Scottish Parliament: Social Justice Committee reports ···········16 Sheriff Court: Act of Sederunt: Child support: Rules ·············98 Scottish Parliament: Standards Committee debates·············37 Sheriff Court: Act of Sederunt: Evidence of judgements: Human Scottish Parliament: Standards Committee reports ·····11-13,15,17 - 19 Rights Act 1998 ·······························79 Scottish Parliament: Standards Committee reports: Unauthorised Sheriff Court: Act of Sederunt: Ordinary cause rules: Commercial actions · · 90 disclosure ··································15 Sheriff Court: Act of Sederunt: Ordinary cause rules: European Scottish Parliament: Standards Committee: Consultation paper ·······18 matrimonial & parental responsibility jurisdiction & judgments ········98 Scottish Parliament: Statistics ························14 Sheriff Court: Act of Sederunt: Ordinary cause rules: Pension Scottish Parliament: Subordinate Legislation Committee debates ···37-38 sharing: Divorce ·······························85 Scottish Parliament: Subordinate Legislation Committee reports · · 10 - 15,18 Sheriff Court: Act of Sederunt: Solicitors: Fees ···············86

122 Sheriff Court: Act of Sederunt: Summary & statutory applications & Standards Committee debates ·······················37 appeals etc.: Rules ····························84,98 Standards Committee reports ················11-13,15,17 - 19 Sheriff Court: Child care & maintenance: Rules: Act of Sederunt·······84 Standards Committee: Consultation paper··················18 Sheriff Court: Ordinary cause rules: Act of Sederunt ·············75 Standards in Scotland’s Schools etc. Act 2000: Commencement ····71,89 Sheriff Court: Sheriff officers: Fees: Act of Sederunt·············86 Standards in Scotland’s schools: Acts ····················69 Sheriff Court: Shorthand writers: Fees ····················98 Standing orders: Scottish Parliament: Reports ··············17-18 Sheriff officers: Fees: Act of Sederunt ····················86 State aid regulations·····························46 Sheriffs: Part time: Removal tribunal ····················102 State Hospitals Board for Scotland Annual Accounts ············50 Shetland Health Board Annual Accounts ··················50 Statistical bulletin: criminal proceedings···················53 Shetland Islands: Environmentally sensitive areas ··············91 Statistical bulletin: motor vehicle offences··················53 Shields, Duncan PE352, PE354 ·······················64 Statistics: Scottish Economy ························44 Shorthand writers: Fees: Act of Sederunt: Court of Session: Rules ·····98 Status of public bodies, SQA RN00/104 ···················45 Shorthand writers: Fees: Act of Sederunt: Sheriff Court ···········98 STEPHEN, David ·······························49 Sidegate Residents’ Association, PE292 ···················61 STEVENS, Jim ································17 Silage, slurry & agricultural fuel oil: Pollution: Control ············102 Stevenson College, Edinburgh: Financial Report ···············55 Silverknowes Residents’ Action Group, PE295················61 Stevenson, Thomas PE349··························64 Simkin, Linda, PE376·····························65 Stewartry: Environmentally sensitive areas ·················91 Simpson, Richard: Complaint: Standards Committee ············19 Stobhill General Hospital: Removal of services PE354 ············64 SIZER, John ·······························47,51 Stone of Scone, PE236 ···························63 Skillseekers Training for Young People ····················55 Stow College: Report and Financial Statements ···············55 Skillseekers training: : Scottish Enterprise ··················10 Strathclyde Passenger Transport Area: Rail: Grant··············55 Sleep apnoea: Treatment PE367·······················64 Strathkelvin & Bearsden: by-election result ·················46 Slower drivers to use passing places, PE248 ················59 STUART-SMITH, Murray ···························48 Slurry, agricultural fuel oil & silage: Pollution: Control ············102 Student Awards Agency for Scotland: Annual reports ············49 SMITH, Margaret ······················12-13,16 - 17,31 student funding, reform RN00/61 ······················44 Smith, William PE315 ····························62 Student loans ································73 Smoke control areas: Fireplaces: Exempt ··················90 Student loans: Education ··························102 Social Inclusion, Housing & Voluntary Sector Committee debates····35-36 Student support: Acts ····························69 Social Inclusion, Housing & Voluntary Sector Committee reports ····10-12 Student support: Bills: Explanatory notes ·················6-7 Social Justice Committee reports ······················16 Student support: Bills: Policy memorandum ················6-7 Social Justice Committee ··························36 Student support: Bills ·························6-7,14 Social Policy Agenda EU SP1250 ······················66 Student support: Education (Graduate Endowment & Student Support) Social services: Care: Policy papers ·····················47 (Scotland) Act 2001: Commencement····················89 Social services: Care: Regulation: Bills ·················7-8,16 Study or training: Right to time off ·····················103 Social work: Community care: Direct payments ···············72 Subordinate Legislation Committee debates ··············37-38 Solar Panels, PE267 ·····························60 Subordinate Legislation Committee reports ·············10-15,18 Solicitors: Fees: Act of Sederunt: Court of Session: Rules ··········88 Subordinate legislation: Education, Culture & Sport Committee ·······20 South Glasgow University Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Accounts Subordinate legislation ·····················10-20,37 - 38 report of the Auditor General ························51 Suckler cow premium ····························73 South Glasgow University Hospitals NHS Trusts Annual Accounts ·····50 Summary & statutory applications & appeals etc.: Rules: Act of South Lanarkshire College: Annual Report and Financial Statement ·····55 Sederunt ·································84,98 Southall, Tony PE334 ····························63 Superannuation: Teachers: Additional voluntary contributions ········88 Southall, Tony PE364 ····························64 Superannuation: Teachers: Pension sharing on divorce ···········99 South-East Islay Skerries Special Area of Conservation, Superannuation: Teachers ··························82 not to proceed PE246 ····························59 Surveillance: Chief Surveillance Commissioner: Annual reports ·······49 Special education needs: Unauthorised disclosure: Draft report: Sustainable development ··························45 Education, Culture & Sport Committee····················18 Sustainable Stewartry, PE252 ························59 Special educational needs ··························46 Sustainable Stewartry, PE253 ························59 Special educational needs: Education, Culture & Sport Committee reports · 15 Sutherland report, long term care RN00/78 ·················44 Special roads: A77: Floak to Malletsheugh ·················83 Sutherland, Mike PE350 ···························64 Specified risk material: Animals ·······················81 Sweeteners: Food ·····························102 Specified risk material: Animals: Health ···················89 SWINNEY, John ·······························28 Specified risk material: Animals ·····················89,95 Spider crabs: Undersized ··························72 T Sport in Scotland RN00/92 ·························45 Sport: National stadium: Hampden Park: Reports ··············19 TACs, EU SP1789 ······························67 Sport: Schools ································11 Tay Access Group, PE300 ··························61 Sports grounds & sporting events: Designation···············102 Tayside Health Board Annual Accounts ···················50 Sportscotland Lottery Fund Annual Report··················52 Tayside Primary Care NHS Trust Annual Accounts··············50 Sportscotland National Lottery Fund: Accounts ···············49 Tayside Primary Care NHS Trust Annual Accounts, report by the Auditor General ·······························51 sportsscotland annual review 1999/00 ···················53 Tayside Primary Care NHS Trust, statement of guarantee ··········51 SQA exams: assessment and appeals rn00/80 ···············44 Tayside University Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Accounts ··········50 SQA inquiries RN00/110 ···························45 Tayside University Hospitals NHS Trust Annual Accounts, report by the SQA, quangos, and governance rn00/81 ··················44 Auditor Genral································52 SQA, status of public bodies RN00/104 ···················45 Teachers and religious beliefs, PE269 ····················60 St Mary’s Music School, Scotland: Aided places ··············72 Teachers: Superannuation: Additional voluntary contributions ········88 Stafford Centre mental health project, PE235 ················62 Teachers: Superannuation: Pension sharing on divorce ···········99 Stalking and harassment RN0058······················44 Teachers: Superannuation ··························82 Standards Committee Commissioner: Bills··················17

123 Telecommunication masts, PE259 ······················59 Trunk roads: A726: Queensway at Peel Park Place, East Kilbride ······95 Telecommunications consultation RN00/111 ················45 Trunk roads: A737: Beith ··························77 Terms & conditions of employment: Right to time off: Study or training · · 103 Trunk roads: A737: Beith bypass·······················77 Tetrachloroethylene: Olive oil ························74 Trunk roads: A737: Kilbarchan interchange to Howwood ··········90 Textile industry: Borders ···························45 Trunk roads: A737: Linclive Interchange ··················81 TGWU and UNISON, PE381 ·························65 Trunk roads: A737: St James interchange ·················89 The Education (Graduate Endowment and Student Support) (Scotland) Bill Trunk roads: A737: Westbound off-slip road to A761 at Linclive RP00/18 ···································46 interchange ·································90 Thom, Charles Bell, PE285 ··························60 Trunk roads: A75: A701 Edinburgh Rd. to A709 Lockerbie Rd.········86 THOMPSON, Elaine····························14,30 Trunk roads: A77/M77: Northbound on slip road at Barrhead Rd., Pollok · · 77 Thomson, J.R. PE267 ····························60 Trunk roads: A77/M77: Northbound on slip road at Nitshill Rd., Glasgow · · 77 Toll Roads and Toll Orders ··························51 Trunk roads: A77: A719 junction & Clunch Rd., Fenwick ···········83 TOSH, Murray ························11-12,17 - 18,34 Trunk roads: A77: B764 Eaglesham Moor Road ···············77 Tourism RN00/77 ······························44 Trunk roads: A77: Bogend Toll, Symington··················77 Tourism: British Tourist Authority: Accounts ·················48 Trunk roads: A77: Dutch House roundabout to Sandyford Toll ········79 Tourism: Scottish Tourist Board: Accounts ·················48 Trunk roads: A77: Fenwick··························74 Tourist Board Annual Report ·························48 Trunk roads: A77: Fenwick to Floak ·····················83 Town & country planning: Limit of annual value···············100 Trunk roads: A78: High St., Greenock ····················88 Town & country planning: Major accident hazards ··············71 Trunk roads: A78: Inverkip Rd., Greenock·················86,91 Toxic dumping, PE377 ····························65 Trunk roads: A78: Nelson St., Greenock ···················78 Tractors on the public highway, PE249 ···················59 Trunk roads: A78: Newhouse Interchange ··················73 Traditional arts in the curriculum PE307 ···················61 Trunk roads: A8/M8: Junction 6, Newhouse·················80 Train operating companies: Rateable values ·················86 Trunk roads: A8: A8 East Hamilton St., Greenock ··············73 Training or study: Right to time off ·····················103 Trunk roads: A8: Greenock Rd., Port Glasgow ················79 Training: Education ····························78,81 Trunk roads: A8: Rue End St., Greenock ···················76 Transport & Environment Committee reports·················11 Trunk roads: A80: Auchenkilns roundabout ·················85 Transport & the Environment Committee debates············38-39 Trunk roads: A80: Mollinsburn southbound slip road·············76 Transport & the Environment Committee reports ··········11-17,19 Trunk roads: A80: Moodiesburn ·····················75,84 Transport ( Scotland) Act 2001: Commencement ··············89 Trunk roads: A80: Muirhead & Moodiesburn ·················92 Transport (Scotland) Bill RN00/114 ·····················45 Trunk roads: A80: Muirhead north junction ·················84 Transport and the Environment Committee debates ·············38 Trunk roads: A80: Muirhead traffic lights ··················92 Transport: Aberdeen PE357 ·························64 Trunk roads: A80: Northbound A8011 slip road ···············80 Transport: Acts ·······························70 Trunk roads: A80: Northbound Mollinsburn slip roads ············84 Transport: Acts: Explanatory notes ·····················70 Trunk roads: A80: Northbound slip road B816 ················83 Transport: Bills: Reports ···························11 Trunk roads: A80: Old Inns northbound off slip road ·············75 Transport: Bills·······························5-6 Trunk roads: A80: Southbound slip road B816 ··············74,83 Transport: Stage 1 reports··························11 Trunk roads: A8011: Northbound off slip road, Cumbernauld ········73 Travellers: Gypsy travellers: Public sector policies ··············19 Trunk roads: A82: Loch Lomond World Invitation Golf Tournament ·····74 Travelling people RN00/76··························44 Trunk Roads: A82: Solheim Cup Golf Tournanment ·············80 Trawls: Multiple trawls: Prohibition: Sea fisheries ··············85 Trunk roads: A83: A819 junction Inveraray··················81 Tribunals: Council: Annual reports ······················53 Trunk roads: A83: Lochgilphead ·······················86 Trident: Faslane Safety Plan PE364 ·····················64 Trunk roads: A830: Arisaig to Kinsadel improvement ············86 Troon Harbour: Revision: Associated British ports ··············78 Trunk roads: A84: Kilmahog ·························97 Trunk roads ·································45 Trunk roads: A85: Agryll Square: Oban ···················81 Trunk roads: A80: Old Inns northbound off slip road·············80 Trunk roads: A87: Broadford ·························85 Trunk roads: A1/A198: Northbound off-slip at the A198 Bankton Interchange 73 Trunk roads: A898/M898: Erskine Bridge ··················76 Trunk roads: A1: Dolphingstone southbound off- slip road ··········90 Trunk roads: A898: Dalnottar Interchange to Dunglass ···········77 Trunk roads: A1: East of Haddington to Dunbar ·············81-82 Trunk roads: A898: Westbound on slip road from the A82 at Dalnottar ···97 Trunk roads: A1: Gladsmuir interchange (on & off slip roads, Trunk roads: A9: A823 Loaninghead Interchange slip roads ·········77 A198 & B6363) ·······························99 Trunk roads: A9: Lynwilg···························79 Trunk roads: A1: Haddington West interchange to Haddington Trunk roads: A90(M90): Inchture interchange ················76 East interchange ·····························90,95 Trunk roads: A90(M90): Kirriemuir junction ················101 Trunk roads: A1: Oaktree interchange (on & off slip roads) ·········100 Trunk roads: A90(M90): Kirriemuir junction ················101 Trunk roads: A1: Thistly Cross to west of Bowerhouse junction dualling · · 103 Trunk roads: A90/M90: Middlebank to Inchmartine ·············76 Trunk roads: A68: Kinveachy junction improvement ·············99 Trunk roads: A90: Balnabriech to St Ann’s by Brechin ············73 Trunk roads: A68: Soutra Hill ························98 Trunk roads: A90: Bridge of Dee ·····················74,76 Trunk roads: A7: Highmill Bridge, Langholm ·················76 Trunk roads: A90: Craigend Interchange ···················79 Trunk roads: A702: Hartside to Lamington··················82 Trunk roads: A90: Dubton Cottages to Northwater Bridge, Laurencekirk···77 Trunk roads: A702: Silverburn ························74 Trunk roads: A90: Forfar bypass ·····················79,85 Trunk roads: A720: Sheriffhall roundabout to Gilmerton junction·······80 Trunk roads: A90: Kings Cross Rd. Interchange & Coupar Angus Rd. Trunk roads: A725/A726: A725 Kingsway, East Kilbride ···········78 Interchange, Dundee···························77,86 Trunk roads: A725: Bellshill, North Rd. to Diamond interchange Trunk roads: A90: Laurencekirk ·······················77 southbound ·································74 Trunk roads: A90: Lower Powburn to Burnside ···············76 Trunk roads: A725: Bellziehill off ramp northbound ············75,82 Trunk roads: A90: North Anderson Dr. Fire Station to Provost Fraser Dr. Trunk roads: A725: Eastbound carriageway, Stoneymeadow to roundabout, Aberdeen ····························75 Whirlies bypass, East Kilbride ························81 Trunk roads: A90: Petterden to Tealing, North of Dundee ··········79 Trunk roads: A725: Raith Interchange ····················77 Trunk roads: A90: Portlethen ························80 Trunk roads: A725: Whirlies roundabout, East Kilbride············80 Trunk roads: A90: South Anderson Drive: Broomhill: Cromwell road Trunk roads: A726/A725: A725 Kingsway, East Kilbride ···········78 roundabout: Aberdeen ···························81

124 Trunk roads: A90: Strathmartine Rd. to Old Glamis Rd., Kingsway Water and sewerage charges, PE328 ····················63 West, Dundee ································81 Water and sewerage charges: Charities ···················46 Trunk roads: A92: Bankhead roundabout to Preston roundabout, Water price increases, PE243 ························59 Glenrothes ··································82 Water quality ································102 Trunk roads: A92: Cowdenbeath Interchange, Kirkcaldy ·········79,82 Water resources: Pollution: Control: Silage, slurry & agricultural fuel oil · · 102 Trunk roads: A92: East Dock St., East Marketgait junction, Dundee ·····75 Water services································46 Trunk roads: A92: Gellatly St. footbridge, Dundee ··············87 Water supply: Council tax: Administration & enforcement ··········76 Trunk roads: A92: New Inn roundabout, Freuchie ··············77 Water supply: Pollution: Control: Registers: Discharges: Consent for: Secretary of Trunk roads: A92: South Marketgait, Dundee ················90 State functions ·······························87 Trunk roads: A96: Auchmill Rd., Aberdeen ················73,78 Water supply: Pollution: Prevention of: Code of practice ··········100 Trunk roads: A985: Admiralty Rd., Rosyth ··················77 Water supply: Water quality ························102 Trunk roads: M77/A77: Northbound on slip road at Barrhead Rd., Pollok · · 102 Water supply: West of Scotland Water Authority: Craighouse, Abhainn a’ Trunk roads: M898/A898: Slip roads at Dalnottar Interchange········87 Mhinisteir ··································78 Trunk roads: M9/A9: Junction 4, westbound off slip road ··········80 Water supply: West of Scotland Water Authority: Dalmally, River Strae···75 Trunk roads: M9/A9: Junction 4, westbound on slip road ··········83 Water supply: West of Scotland Water Authority: Lochnaw·········79 Trunk roads: M9: Junction 9, northbound exit slip road ···········83 Water undertakings: Electricity lands: Rateable values ···········78 Trunk roads: M9: Southbound off slip road to Newbridge roundabout ····83 Water, North of Scotland, Annual Report ··················48 Trunk roads ·································80 Water, West of Scotland, Annual Report ··················48 Trunk roads: Wigtownshire: Restricted roads ···············100 Watkin M R, PE323 ·····························62 WATSON, Mike ························11,14,19,30 - 31 U Watson, William H, PE293··························61 UHI Millennium Institute: Designation ····················92 Welfare of animals: Slaughter or killing ···················98 Unauthorised disclosure: Special education needs: Draft report: Welfare of Livestock: sheep: code ······················55 Education, Culture & Sport Committee····················18 Welfare Reform & Pensions Act 1999: Commencement ···········70 Undersized edible crabs ···························74 WELSH, Andrew ·····················10-11,13,17,26 - 27 Undersized lobsters ·····························72 West Lothian College: 16 Month’s Accounts ················55 Undersized spider crabs ···························72 West Lothian Healthcare NHS Trust Annual Accounts············50 Unemployment in Scotland ·························45 West Lothian Healthcare NHS Trust Annual Accounts, report by the Unemployment in Scotland RN00/56 ····················44 Auditor General ·······························51 Unemployment in Scotland RN00/60 ····················44 West of Scotland Water Annual Report ···················48 Unemployment in Scotland RN00/73 ····················44 West of Scotland Water Authority: Craighouse, Abhainn a’ Mhinisteir····78 Unemployment in Scotland RN00/86 ····················45 West of Scotland Water Authority: Dalmally, River Strae ··········75 Unemployment RN00/112 ··························45 West of Scotland Water Authority: Eredine, Allt Garbh ···········75 Uplands: Central Southern Uplands: Environmentally sensitive areas ····91 West of Scotland Water Authority: Lochnaw ················79 Uplands: Western Southern Uplands: Environmentally sensitive areas ···91 West of Scotland Water Authority: Overdraft guarantee···········56 Usher, Stuart PE361 ·····························64 Western Isles Health Board Annual Accounts ················51 Uunborn child: rights, PE382·························65 Western Isles salmon fishery district: Designation··············99 Western Southern Uplands: Environmentally sensitive areas ········91 V Westfield Community Council, PE271 ····················60 What’s happening in the Scottish Parliament ··············42-43 Vaccination: Influenza ····························12 wheel clamping, PE244 ···························59 Vaccine: MMR································17 Whitehead, M. PE309 ····························62 Vale of Leven Hospital, PE262 ························59 Wild Mammals, protection, Bill, evidence evaluatin RN00/66 ········44 Valuation: Plant & machinery: Valuation for rating ··············96 Wild mammals: Protection of: Bills: Finance Committee ···········19 Vehicle engines be switched off, PE266 ···················60 Wildlife, PE387································66 Veterinary: expenditure, SP2003·······················67 Williams, Hendry PE356 ···························64 Victims in criminal procedure, framework decision SP1190 ·········66 Windle, Catriona PE235 ···························62 Victims: Strategy for ··························53-54 Witnesses Appearing Before Committees : Factfile ··············3 Victoria Infirmary site for acute hospital, PE309 ···············62 World Development Movement PE320 ···················62 Violent crime, PE375·····························65 Wrecks: Protection ·····························78 Voluntary sector, issues RN00/83 ······················44 Written parliamentary questions: Scottish Executive: Speed of response: Volume of: Scottish Parliament: Reports···················18 W Written questions: Scottish Parliament ···················11 WARD, John·································50 Wardens appointed under the Freshwater and Salmon Fisheries (Scotland) Act, Y cancel warrants, PE300 ···························61 Y Network Glasgow, PE311 ·························62 Waste Management in Scottish hospitals: Report by the Auditor General· · 58 Yorkhill NHS Trust Annual Accounts ·····················50 Waste recycling payments: Environmental protection ············72 Yorkhill: National Health Service Trusts ···················82 Waste: Packaging waste: Producer responsibility & obligations ·······88 Young offenders institutions: Prisons ····················72 Water & sewerage: Domestic: Charges: Reduction ·············96 Young Persons Congress···························45 Water & water industry ···························19 Youth Justice in Scotland: A baseline report by Audit Scotland ·······58 Water and Sewerage Charges ·······················57 Youth justice: Criminal Evidence Act 1999: Commencement ········71

125 126