Written answers are expected on: changes to non-domestic rate debt enforcement; future of Dounreay. ...
Written answers are expected on: changes to non-domestic rate debt enforcement; future of Dounreay.
No committees are stitting today.
Government support for sport is the subject of a debate in the commons.
The future of the Knoydart Estate is the subject of the adjournment debate.
The lords will debate The Registered Establishments (Scotland) Bill (2R); the Road Traffic Reduction (Targets) Bill (2R); the Public Interest Disclosure Bill (committee); the Sexual Orientation Discrimination Bill (2R); the Fireworks Bill (committee).
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