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Items or names marked with an asterisk (*) are new. Asterisks in the text show the extent of alterations made.

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*S1M-197 Fergus Ewing: Police Funding over the Millennium Period—That the Parliament recognises that the Hogmanay holiday period of 1999-2000 will place on all of Scotland’s police forces demands upon their resources additional to those normally encountered during this time of year, both in ensuring public safety at the numerous Millennium festivities and also in ensuring necessary contingency planning to safeguard health services, utilities and other vital services whose continuity may be in jeopardy through the Millennium bug; notes with concern that detailed requests for the required additional funding have been made on behalf of Scotland’s police forces early this year to the Scottish Office and thereafter to the Scottish Executive, but that the Executive have failed to respond to these requests; and further notes that the Metropolitan police in London have received additional resources for Millennium policing and calls on the Executive to announce, without further delay, similar funding for Scotland’s police forces.

S1M-188# Stracathro Hospital (lodged on 5 October 1999) Tommy Sheridan*

S1M-187# Telecommunications (lodged on 5 October 1999) Bruce Crawford*

S1M-184 Food Standards Agency location in Aberdeen (lodged on 5 October 1999) Brian Adam*

S1M-183 Advisory Committees (lodged on 5 October 1999) Tommy Sheridan*, Fiona McLeod*

S1M-182# Aberdeen City Council Lobbyist (lodged on 30 September 1999) Dennis Canavan*, Tommy Sheridan*

S1M-174 Sunday Post (lodged on 28 September 1999) Fiona McLeod*

S1M-161 East Timor (lodged on 21 September 1999) Fiona McLeod*

S1M-149# Children's Cardiac Services in Scotland (lodged on 14 September 1999) Fiona McLeod*

S1M-125 East Timor (lodged on 7 September 1999) Fiona McLeod*