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Monday, 16 May 2011. If you 'Can’t Get Enough. As Paul Rodgers and Bad Company would say) of Scottish Parliament blogging and are a Gaelic speaker, you may be interested in the Parliament’s new Gaelic blog. Blog Pàrlamaid na h-Alba. Written by the Parliament’s Education and Community Outreach team. This new blog will feature news and information about the Parliament, focusing especially on parliamentary business and opportunities to engage with the Parliament. For more info, check out the Gaelic blog.

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Petitioning the Scottish Parliament: Making your voice heard: Biggest debate ever!

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Wednesday, 23 February 2011. Well, perhaps not but big debate in Chamber this PM with a PPC inspired debate on the work of the committee during session 3. Dissolution of the Parliament fast approaching so an opportunity for the committee to reflect on its achievements and work since 2007. 80 minute debate starting at 2.50 pm and you can watch live via Holyrood TV. Possible highlighting of 'successful' petitions, engagements work, external meetings, favourite moments. Its all there. Hope you enjoy. You ma...

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Petitioning the Scottish Parliament: Making your voice heard: End of an era

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Tuesday, 8 March 2011. End of an era. Well, the end of an era this afternoon. An occasion as symbolic as a new album by the Blue Nile (sigh, if only). The PPC has its final meeting of this third parliamentary session and what a big agenda. To go out on. Three Ministers in first giving oral evidence on three petitions including school bus safety. And banning mosquito devices. One further oral evidence session on the research findings on the display of lads mags petition. Fergus, Clerk to the PPC. The link...

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Petitioning the Scottish Parliament: Making your voice heard: May 2010

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Tuesday, 18 May 2010. How is this happening! Another 'short' meeting today. That's two on the trot when the committee has got through all the petitions in under 2 hours. Although we continue to receive a good number of petitions, some of these are on the e-petition site at present and others we are still in discussion with the petitioner so they are not ready to go before the committee at a meeting. Fergus, Clerk to the PPC. Posted by The Public Petitions Committee. Monday, 17 May 2010. Members to discus...

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Petitioning the Scottish Parliament: Making your voice heard: June 2010

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Friday, 11 June 2010. PPC mtg Tuesday 15 June. For next Tuesday's meeting now published on PPC webpage. You will see that committee is back to more 'traditional' format with new and current petitions, including one oral presentation. In CR1 if you want to watch via Holyrood TV. This is the second last committee meeting before the summer recess (final meeting on 29 June). Fergus, Clerk to PPC. Posted by The Public Petitions Committee. Thursday, 10 June 2010. Fergus Clerk to the PPC. Wednesday, 9 June 2010.

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Petitioning the Scottish Parliament: Making your voice heard: Hold the front page!

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Tuesday, 15 March 2011. Hold the front page! Couple of real page turner report published this morning. The Committee's Annual Report for the last parliamentary year and its Legacy Paper highlighting issues for the next PPC. Both reports available online only. Fergus, Clerk to the PPC. Posted by The Public Petitions Committee. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What do we do? What is a petition? Want to know more? Public Petitions Committee webpage. Making your voice heard video. BSL version of the video.

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