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Stage 3 Proceedings: Crofting Reform (Scotland) Bill 01/07/2010 download Roseanna Cunningham opened the debate on behalf of the Government.

Continuation of Stage 3 Proceedings: Crofting Reform (Scotland) Bill 01/07/2010 download followed by Finance Committee Debate: Budget Strategy Phase Report.

Stage 3 Proceedings: Criminal Justice and Licensing (Scotland) Bill 30/06/2010 download Kenny MacAskill opened the debate on behalf of the Government.

Continuation of Stage 3 Proceedings: Criminal Justice and Licensing (Scotland) Bill 30/06/2010 download followed by Ministerial Statement: The Gathering.

Scottish Liberal Democrats’ Debate: Tourism 24/06/2010 download followed by Scottish Liberal Democrats’ Debate: Free Personal Care for the Elderly.

Scottish Government Debate: The Independent Review of Sheriff and Jury Procedures 24/06/2010 download followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions.

Ministerial Statement: UK Emergency Budget – End Year Flexibility 23/06/2010 download followed by Stage 1 Debate: Housing (Scotland) Bill.

Scottish Labour Party Debate: Schools 17/06/2010 download
Des McNulty opened the debate on behalf of the Labour Party with the conention that 'the Parliament notes with concern the reduction in the numbers of teachers and classroom assistants since 2007 and the sharp rise in the proportion of newly qualified teachers who cannot obtain permanent or even temporary employment; further notes the widespread disquiet that exists among teachers and parents over the lack of preparedness for implementation of the Curriculum for Excellence and, in particular, the lack of clarity over new qualification arrangements; recognises that the Curriculum for Excellence is a wide-ranging reform with significant resource implications, and calls on the Scottish Government to reach an early agreement with local authorities and teachers organisations that guarantees the necessary preparation time and resources for successful implementation of the Curriculum for Excellence'.