Petition · PE01422 · Session 4
Inequality of Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003
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What it asks
Calling on the Scottish Parliament to urge the Scottish Government to consider the need to change the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003 to ensure equality for all.
What the petitioner did first
Issues and concerns raised all through consultation period of path planning process with local authority. Discrepancies not fully resolved by local authority before being passed to Reporter for Public enquiry.
Local authority’s response was that they had followed policies and procedures. Reporter’s findings concluded in favour of local authority.
Consulted local councillor’s for our area. They were sympathetic and diplomatic when discussing the issues we raised. No real support given and nothing was resolved.
Consulted MP and MSP’s all gave support to the issues we raised. Again discrepancies were noted and discussed but nothing changed even after new evidence was brought to light by MSP’s questions to the Scottish government that were raised on our behalf. Situation stayed the same. MSP advised writing to Scottish Public Service Ombudsman. At present case being reviewed
Local authority’s response was that they had followed policies and procedures. Reporter’s findings concluded in favour of local authority.
Consulted local councillor’s for our area. They were sympathetic and diplomatic when discussing the issues we raised. No real support given and nothing was resolved.
Consulted MP and MSP’s all gave support to the issues we raised. Again discrepancies were noted and discussed but nothing changed even after new evidence was brought to light by MSP’s questions to the Scottish government that were raised on our behalf. Situation stayed the same. MSP advised writing to Scottish Public Service Ombudsman. At present case being reviewed
Where it was considered
Official Report-
17 Apr 20121 mention
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26 Jun 20121 mention
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