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Scotland Office

Answer

Mr. Weir: To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland when she last met representatives of (a) Legalise Cannabis Campaign Scotland, (b) Amnesty International, (c) Scottish Human Rights Centre, (d) Unison Scotland, (e) WWF Scotland, (f) Cancer Research Campaign Scotland, (g) National Asthma Campaign Scotland, (h) Transform Scotland, (i) Charter 88 Scotland, (j) Equality Network, (k) BDA Scotland, (l) Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, (m) Capital Rail Action Group, (n) Children 1, (o) Help the Aged Scotland, (p) Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations, (q) Ash Scotland, (r) Shelter Scotland, (s) Church of Scotland, (t) Scottish Trades Union Congress, (u) Friends of the Earth Scotland, (v) Scottish Refugee Council, (w) Age Concern Scotland, (x) Equal Opportunities Commission, Scotland and (y) Scottish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament; what was discussed; and what future plans she has to meet them. [60785] Mrs. Liddell: I regularly meet representatives from a wide range of organisations, including some of those listed by the hon. Member, and discuss an appropriately wide range of issues with them.

Secondary information

Type

Written question

Reference

60785; 387 c313W

Session

2001-02

Subjects

Church of Scotland Equal Opportunities Commission Public bodies Public participation Scotland Office Amnesty International British Dental Association Friends of the Earth Scottish Trades Union Congress Scottish Refugee Council Cancer Research Campaign Help the Aged Shelter Scotland Age Concern Scotland Charter 88 Legalise Cannabis Alliance National Asthma Campaign Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Scottish Human Rights Centre UNISON Scotland WWF-UK

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