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Thread: Minister to visit storm-hit area

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    Default Minister to visit storm-hit area

    The deputy environment minister is to visit Dingwall to see the extent of the damage caused by recent floods.
    Rhona Brankin will be accompanied by Highland Council convenor Alison Magee and local councillor Caroline Wilson during the visit on Sunday afternoon.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/...ds/6096168.stm

    No further north? Why not?


    "A family tree can wither if nobody tends it's roots"

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    Aye and why has it taken so long for even this token action to occur ????
    Still curious to know why Jamie Stone was not allowed to ask his question about the floods to Jack MacConnell on Friday...

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    i hope they bring their cheque books
    speak your mind. but mind how you speak.

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    This came up a while ago when Jamie was trying to ask a question in parliament for us.It seems that you enter a request to ask a question in advance, this goes into a computer which randomly picks the questions so you are not guaranteed to be picked.The only other way of asking your question is to interupt a debate stand up and shout which is frowned upon.

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    I wondered about the problem being procedural .... thanks for that Alice

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alice in Blunderland View Post
    .The only other way of asking your question is to interupt a debate stand up and shout which is frowned upon.
    But surely this was important enough an issue for him to chance the backlash.....I wonder if anyone else would have done it if it was happening in their area?
    Guess we don't count for much!


    ( I'm not picking on you Alice it's just that last bit of your answer made me think.... I know it doesn't happen often...before anyone else says it!).lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by sapphire View Post
    But surely this was important enough an issue for him to chance the backlash.....I wonder if anyone else would have done it if it was happening in their area?
    Guess we don't count for much!


    ( I'm not picking on you Alice it's just that last bit of your answer made me think.... I know it doesn't happen often...before anyone else says it!).lol
    Didnt think you were picking on me at all. Its the stupidest of ways of getting to ask a question as Jamie had in to ask about the nursery closures during the education debates and never got picked.

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