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Which individuals and organisations it consulted in preparing the draft Crofting Reform (Scotland) Bill and, of these, which responded with written evidence.
Started with S2W-18038 on 22 Jul 2005; latest 16 Sep 2005. Each later question says it follows up an earlier answer.
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To ask the Scottish Executive which individuals and organisations it consulted in preparing the draft Crofting Reform (Scotland) Bill and, of these, which responded with written evidence.
Rhona Brankin, 19 Aug 2005: Prior to the issue of the draft Crofting Reform Bill, the Executive issued for consultation a White Paper Crofting Reform: Proposals for Legislation. Approximately 2,500 copies were sent out to various organisations and individuals who had either intimated an interest in receiving consultation papers on the various la… -
Whether it will list submissions received by email in response to the consultation on the draft Crofting Reform (Scotland) Bill.
Rhona Brankin, 13 Sep 2005: The information requested in given in the following table. No | Name | Organisation | Address | Town | County | Postcode 1 | Confidential | | | | | 37 | David Cable | | Address Withheld | | | 38 | Polly McPherson | Scottish Estates Business Group | 27 Silvermills Court | Henderson PL Lane | Edinburgh | EH3 5DG 42 | El… -
Further to the answers to questions S2W-18038 and S2W-18654 answered by Rhona Brankin on 19 August and 13 September 2005 respectively, what definition of "written" its agencies and departments use in respect of responses to consultations.
Margaret Curran, 30 Sep 2005: There is no formal definition. In relation to Scottish Executive consultation exercises, we would generally regard a response as “written” if it is transmitted in a legible form by whatever means, for example post or e-mail, comments submitted through on-line response forms, petitions and campaign letters.
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