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Parliamentary Bureau Motion

Wednesday 14 March 2018 Meeting of the Parliament Business motions 1 contribution · 1 speaker Watch on Scottish Parliament TV

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Ken Macintosh The Presiding Officer · West Scotland
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The next item is consideration of Parliamentary Bureau motion S5M-10988, on approval of a Scottish statutory instrument.

Motion moved,

That the Parliament agrees that the National Bus Travel Concession Scheme for Older and Disabled Persons (Scotland) Amendment Order 2018 [draft] be approved.—[Joe FitzPatrick.]

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In this meeting

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  1. Commonwealth Day 2018 Members’ business · 17
  2. Health and Sport Questions · 1
  3. NHS Grampian (Waiting Times) Questions · 13
  4. Neonatal Expenses Fund Questions · 8
  5. Pollution Questions · 7
  6. Healthier, Wealthier Children Questions · 6
  7. Health Inequalities Questions · 6
  8. Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Questions · 7
  9. Clinical Review of Cancer Access Standards Questions · 4
  10. Ambulance Waiting Times Questions · 4
  11. NHS Grampian (Funding) Questions · 4
  12. Health Inequalities Questions · 4
  13. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (Meetings) Questions · 4
  14. Cowdenbeath Football Club Questions · 5
  15. Procurement Debate · 153
  16. Business Motion Business motions · 1
  17. Parliamentary Bureau Motion Business motions · 1
  18. Decision Time Decision time · 11
  19. Incinerators, Public Health and Planning Members’ business · 32

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