Childcare

– Scottish Parliament written question – answered on 15 July 1999.

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Photo of Fiona McLeod Fiona McLeod Scottish National Party

Question S1W-497

To ask the Presiding Officer what was the number and content of responses received to the first childcare provision questionnaire.

Photo of Lord David Steel Lord David Steel Presiding Officer, Scottish Parliament

Nine responses were received, 2 from candidates who were later unsuccessful in the elections. On the question "Do you have a need for nursery provision?", the remaining seven responded as follows:

Yes – 3 : of these, one wanted crèche facilities for a baby, either in Edinburgh close to the Parliament, or in Glasgow; one preferred/needed support for childcare/nursery provision close to home in Glasgow (she could not commute with children to Edinburgh); and one preferred to keep her child in the existing nursery although might consider placing her in a nursery closer to the Parliament building at a later date.

Possibly – 1: emergency out-of-school care on site

No – 3

A further questionnaire was returned late in May, responding in the positive but wishing to discuss further.

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