Section A - Daily Business List

BUSINESS BULLETIN 102 / 2001

Wednesday 20 June 2001

Section A – Daily Business List

Meetings of Committees

All meetings take place in Committee Chambers, Edinburgh unless otherwise indicated.

Education, Culture and Sport Committee

20^th Meeting, 2001

The Committee will meet at 10.30 am in Committee Room 3

1. National Stadium Inquiry (In private): The Committee will consider amendments to the draft report.

Meeting of the Parliament

2.30 pm Time for Reflection – Right Reverend John A Mone, Bishop of Paisley

followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions—

S1M-2025 Mr Tom McCabe on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau: Business Motion—That the Parliament agrees that, at Stage 3 of the Mortgage Rights (Scotland) Bill, debate on each part of the proceedings shall be brought to a conclusion by the time limits indicated (each time limit being calculated from when Stage 3 begins and excluding any periods when the meeting is suspended) –

Group 1 and Group 2 – no later than 1 hour

Group 3 and Group 4 – no later than 1 hour 55 minutes

Motion to pass the Bill – no later than 2 hours and 25 minutes

followed by Stage 3 Debate on the Mortgage Rights (Scotland) Bill—

S1M-2007 Cathie Craigie: Mortgage Rights (Scotland) Bill—That the Parliament agrees that the Mortgage Rights (Scotland) Bill be passed.

followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions—

S1M-2029 Mr Tom McCabe on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau: Designation of Lead Committees—That the Parliament agrees the following designation of Lead Committee—

The Justice 2 Committee to consider the Gaming Act (Variation of Fees) (No.2) (Scotland) Order 2001 (SSI 2001/230).

5.00 pm Decision Time

followed by Members’ Business—

debate on the subject of—

S1M-1976 Karen Whitefield: National Carers’ Week: 11-17 June 2001—That the Parliament pledges its support to National Carers’ Week from 11 to 17 June 2001; acknowledges the huge contribution which carers make to society as the mainstay of care in the community; welcomes the publication of the report from the Scottish Carers’ Legislation Working Group and the ongoing consultation by the Scottish Executive on proposals for carers’ legislation; notes with concern the findings in the Carers’ National Association Scotland research document You can take him home now on carers’ experience of hospital discharge, and urges the Scottish Executive to consider the findings of that document during the formulation of its next Programme for Government and to work with health boards and organisations throughout Scotland to implement the recommendations made in the report and the research document.