Watch as the results for the next President of the IT Office come in.
Live Reporting by Gill Turner ACE Sheepdog Extraordinaire
14:22 Snooze Taken
14:04 Lunch Eaten and reportedly good.
12:56 Break for Lunch Back soon
11:00 Latest publication is released to the public
10:30
Gill Turner and Pickles T Cat have a debate over which entrance the president will come through - Gill reckons its the front door - Pickles T has a good wager on the stage door - One of them might be right - but time will tell.
9.45 We will be right here through this historic event.
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8.01 The doors are open, the furniture and carpets are being sorted - even some painting going on - lots ov very busy people on this very busy day.
The Scottish Government's HPMAs consultation paper, published in December 2022, sets out the Holyrood coalition's reasons for potentially bringing in HPMAs, including to "support the sustainable growth of the aquaculture sector" and to "protect and enhance marine ecosystems to ensure that they are healthy and resilient".
The Scottish Government's HPMAs consultation paper, published in December 2022, sets out the Holyrood coalition's reasons for potentially bringing in HPMAs, including to "support the sustainable growth of the aquaculture sector" and to "protect and enhance marine ecosystems to ensure that they are healthy and resilient". This is in addition to a Holyrood paper published in December 2021 which outlines the plan for Scotland to designate a "world-leading suite" which "exceeds the commitment to ‘strict protection’ by 2030 made in the EU biodiversity strategy by achieving this by 2026 for inshore waters". But Douglas Chirnside and Hans Unkles, who have fished the Sound of Jura waters between Carsaig pier near Tayvallich and the north end of Jura for the past four decades - both creel fishing and hand-diving for shellfish - are worried that the plans are being rushed through without proper consultation of people, like them, who work in the area.
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The Scottish Government's HPMAs consultation paper, published in December 2022, sets out the Holyrood coalition's reasons for potentially bringing in HPMAs, including to "support the sustainable growth of the aquaculture sector" and to "protect and enhance marine ecosystems to ensure that they are healthy and resilient".
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