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Bill Aitken
Former Conservative MSP for Glasgow
- Entered the Scottish Parliament on 6 May 1999 — Election
- Left the Scottish Parliament on 23 March 2011 — Election
Most recent appearances
- Scottish Parliament: Reform of the Police and Fire and Rescue Services (12 Jan 2011)
“On the basis that there is at least a majority consensus that the status quo is not an option, will the cabinet secretary give support to the theory—which I know he supports—that the effectiveness of the front-line police service very much depends on the back-office functions that must be fulfilled? Will he carefully consider how those back-office functions can be sharpened up...”
- Scottish Parliament: Violence Against Women (23 Dec 2010)
“You would never do that.”
- Scottish Parliament: Violence Against Women (23 Dec 2010)
“A number of interesting speeches have been made in this interesting debate. Sandra White made some particularly interesting points. None of us can be complacent about what is happening in Scotland. However, by introducing the international aspect of the issue, Sandra White indicated just how horrifying things are in certain parts of the world, especially places such as Liberia, Rwanda and...”
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