Our Petition to the Scottish Parliament – Agenda issued

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The Agenda has now been published for the Hearing of the Scotland Against Spin Public Petition to the Scottish Parliament. https://www.parliament.scot/…/mee…/2021/cppps6212/agenda
If you follow the Clerk’s notes you will find our Petition https://www.parliament.scot/~/media/committ/374 They seem to have done a reasonably good job of highlighting the main issues to the Committee.
You will be able to watch live on Wednesday morning at https://www.scottishparliament.tv/ We’ll give you more details nearer the time.
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