Quick comment on the interview with the Auditor General for Scotland
Hard agree about data and measuring effectiveness in policy making - a subject I have a lot of interest in (but not enough knowledge on).
https://t.co/m8Wlnnq1kw
Scottish Government Research Fellow, Gordon Guthrie begins a five part blog series outlining the research of his Blus project – Basic Law-Making For Legislative Computer Systems.
Find out more: https://t.co/M2Xepx6aa7
@Tangent3 @HzBrandenburg February 1974 when anti-powersharing parties in NI won 51%-49% and got 11 out of 12 seats, and then organised an armed General Strike and ushered in 25 years of violence reporting for duty
@innes_abby@Sime0nStylites@APHClarkson@hypermodel @EuanTaylor4 @iaindocherty Labour is still pretending under Gordon Brown that this isn't a constitutional crisis - just business as usual and strategic use of a 'majority' - not sure they have done the work
They are all over the shop on constitutional questions
@innes_abby@Sime0nStylites@APHClarkson@hypermodel @EuanTaylor4 @iaindocherty Scotland was spared after 2014 when a disastrous 56 out of 59 seats at Westminster was ameliorated by it being the wrong/wee parliament - 121 out of 129 MSPs would have been catastrophic
Interesting lacunae - the GLC was abolished along with South Yorkshire, Greater Manchester, Greater Newcastle etc, etc but only the GLC was restored - hard to explain British/English politics without mentioning the rest
@richardjpope I emailed you about a participating in series of research interviews I am doing as part of a Research Fellowship under the First Ministers Digital Fellowship programme at Scottish Government - wondering if you got it?