Examination of Witness (Questions 100-101)
THURSDAY 13 MARCH 2003
SIR GEOFFREY
HOLLAND
100. On our main Committee, we do have members
from both Wales and Scotland. I do not think there is time for
us to explore that now, but I am just wondering whether or not
you have any advice which can be perhaps put in a note to us afterwards
which would perhaps just put the context of Wales and Scotland
. . . I am not asking you to set out their policy, I just feel
that we are concerned about the wider issue and I just wondered
whether or not there is any comment that you can provide on that.
(Sir Geoffrey Holland) There is hardly any comment
to make except that there are one or two publications which again
your secretariat could get for you. There is an equivalent in
Scotland to ourselves and there is an equivalent to ourselves
in Wales. At least one of those has paid a great deal of attention
to following in our footsteps and there may not be anything distinctively
different.
101. Are there going to be Sounding Boards in
Wales and Scotland?
(Sir Geoffrey Holland) That I do not know.
Chairman: Can I thank you very much indeed for
spending the time here today.
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