Among the Act’s most important measures is the introduction of areas of linguistic significance, which will sustain Gaelic through a range of activities in which speakers can use the language and help it to thrive.
Discussing the Scottish Languages Act.
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I believe the document should remain in Scotland permanently, adding that discussions with the UK Government over its longer-term future would continue.
National security concerns have to be thrashed out, understood fulsomely, but we were never informed as to the case that led to it being rejected, and we need to see that.
These results demonstrate that Scotland’s education system is competitive by international standards, performing above the OECD average on four measures out of five.
The imperative now is that action is taken to learn every lesson and that no stone is left unturned in that case.
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