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	Scottish Parliament: Committees: Public Petitions: Official Reports: Meeting 4, 1999 - Scottish Corpus of Texts and ...
		Christine Grahame: It is open to the Transport and the Environment Committee to remit the petition to the Rural Affairs Committee, should it feel that additional views are necessary.
		Christine Grahame: We need to know when the petition was received, when it was referred to the subject committee and when a report was made on it.
		Christine Grahame: It is usually in the morning-sometimes it is in the afternoon.
	www.scottishcorpus.ac.uk /corpus/search/document.php?documentid=1148 (9289 words)

	Scottish Parliament: Committees: Justice 2: Official Reports: Meeting 7, 2001 - Scottish Corpus of Texts and Speech
		Christine Grahame: I return to my point about parity of judgments, which would give the ICC clout at the same time as making the signatories to the statute feel secure that there is a level playing field for justice when individual national courts are trying cases.
		Christine Grahame: I am mindful of that, but the perceptions that we are getting from the consumer—to use that awful expression—are that the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service is overstretched and that, as a result, cases are sometimes not prosecuted properly, with major cases, such as Chhokar and Collie, failing.
		Christine Grahame: I still think that, even if a father does not apply for parental rights, it would be just in many circumstances to intimate to him the major change in his child's status.
	www.scottishcorpus.ac.uk /corpus/search/document.php?documentid=1136 (19363 words)

	Decision of the Scottish Information Commissioner under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002
		Christine Grahame MSP and the Chief Constables of Central Scotland Police, Dumfries and Galloway Constabulary, Grampian Police, Lothian and Borders Police, Northern Constabulary, Strathclyde Police and Tayside Police
		Ms Grahame was of the opinion that the exemptions stated were not relevant to her request, pointing out that the Scottish National Party was a legitimate, democratic political party and the principal opposition in Scotland.
		Ms Grahame remained dissatisfied with the outcome of her requests and applied to me separately in respect of each of the seven requests.
	www.itspublicknowledge.info /appealsdecisions/decisions/Documents/decision6128.htm (1745 words)

	Christine Grahame at AllExperts
		Christine Grahame, born September 9, 1944 is a Scottish politician.
		In 2004 she ran as a candidate for Deputy Leader of the SNP after the resignation of Leader John Swinney propelled Deputy Leader Roseanna Cunningham into the contest to replace him.
		Grahame came second, between Nicola Sturgeon, the winner, and Fergus Ewing.
	en.allexperts.com /e/c/ch/christine_grahame.htm (211 words)

	The Daily Record - NEWS - SPEED CAMERAS NET £20M IN FIVE YEARS
		The statistics were obtained by the SNP's Christine Grahame in response to a parliamentary question on speeding and road deaths.
		Christine Grahame said: "The argument being put forward by police forces is that these cameras are not mere revenue earners but are actually saving lives.
		Christine Grahame added: "I am very happy to support the use of speed cameras but we require evidence that where they are located has reduced deaths on Scottish roads, because the perception is that where they are being placed is simply to fleece motorists."
	www.dailyrecord.co.uk /news/tm_objectid=16619694&method=full&siteid=66633&headline=speed-cameras-net--pound-20m-in-five-years--name_page.html (359 words)

	Christine Grahame MSP — SNP - Scottish National Party
		Christine Grahame MSP — SNP - Scottish National Party
		Christine has been a South of Scotland MSP since 1999.
		Christine has been spokesperson for older people, for social security, convenor of the Parliament's Health Committee and convener of the Justice 1 Committee.
	www.snp.org /people/parliamentarians/christine-grahame-msp/grahame_christine (145 words)

	PQ_260903
		S2W-2911 Christine Grahame: To ask the Scottish Executive what the role of the Waiting Times Co-ordination Unit is in respect of the length of waiting time for a first appointment for a hearing test, and other audiology tests, before referral to a consultant.
		S2W-2912 Christine Grahame: To ask the Scottish Executive what funding is available in the health and community care section of its Draft Budget 2003-04 to reduce waiting times for first appointments for hearing tests with ear, nose and throat departments.
		S2W-2913 Christine Grahame: To ask the Scottish Executive how many people are waiting for a first appointment for hearing tests with ear, nose and throat departments as at 31 August 2003, broken down by NHS board area.
	www.scod.org.uk /pq/260903.htm (869 words)

	ParliMail 2003-06-04 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Christine Grahame (South of Scotland) (SNP): To ask the Scottish Executive what national guidelines there are for local authorities on priority admissions to primary schools.
		Christine Grahame (South of Scotland) (SNP): To ask the Scottish Executive whether local authority education appeals committees are compliant with the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and, in particular, with Article 6.
		Christine Grahame (South of Scotland) (SNP): To ask the Scottish Executive what its position is on whether children who have attended a nursery attached to a primary school should be transferred to that school or another school on reaching primary school age.
	www.rijdatsoft.freeserve.co.uk /ParliMail_example.html (3583 words)

	Our Dogs Newspaper - News, breeders, showdogs, dog breeds, pedigree show dogs, canine clubs, web design, website uk
		SCOTS NATIONALIST MSP Christine Grahame is to launch proposals for her Member’s Bill on the transportation and sale of puppies in Scotland.
		Grahame has co-sponsors from all political parties at the Scottish Parliament and has been working closely with the Scottish SPCA on details.
		Ms Grahame, the Scottish SPCA, members of the anti-puppy farm group WAG and co-sponsors were in attendance along with Becky, the puppy who inspired the proposed Bill, who was born in June 2003 somewhere in Ireland.
	www.ourdogs.co.uk /News/2003/November2003/News281103/msp.htm (514 words)

	Salmond should hurry back to Holyrood (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Christine Grahame, a solicitor born in Burton-on-Trent, is not a household name, but she is liked inside the tiny SNP electorate that counts.
		Grahame was brave enough to stick her head over the parapet.
		In addition, I'm not sure that Christine Grahame, despite her reputation as convener of the Justice 1 Committee, has the necessary experience or leadership skills to rally the MSP band at Holyrood.
	www.alba.org.uk /snpleadership/200456.html (1237 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Scotland \| Bid to end puppy farm 'misery'
		Nationalist MSP Christine Grahame, who launched a member's bill on the issue in 2003, is joining the SSPCA to launch the latest phase in its campaign.
		She said the executive was committed to introducing tighter controls on dealers bringing in puppies for resale in Scotland.
		Ms Graham's 2003 member's bill received cross party support and was put on hold after the executive said it would take forward the proposals under the Animal Health and Welfare (Scotland) Act, which came into force in 2006.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/scotland/6395109.stm (545 words)

	Untitled
		Christine Grahame (South of Scotland) (SNP): The SNP welcomes amendment 1, whose import is that the effectiveness of the abolition of poinding and warrant sales cannot be deferred beyond December 2002.
		Christine Grahame: Mr McLetchie has disclosed that his understanding is that the same procedures—charge, poinding or warrant sale—will be used with whatever system the Executive comes up with.
		It is of great regret that Mr Sheridan and Christine Grahame, having accepted the invitation to join us on the basis of the remit for the working group, walked out for their own political reasons.
	www.govanlc.com /stage3_apws_bill.htm (13746 words)

	Home Page — SNP - Scottish National Party
		There is strong evidence showing institutional corruption polluting the legal profession's regulatory bodies - yet these overpaid underworked public servants, many of whom still work as lawyers on the side, protect their own vested interests in preference to the best interests of a vulnerable Scottish public.
		Christine Grahame was formerly a solicitor for Dickson, McNiven and Dunn WS, one of Edinburgh's most crooked law firms.
		Christine was also convener of the Justice 1 Committee during it's pseudo "investigation" into the self-regulation of the Scots legal profession.
	www.sacl.info /snp.htm (525 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Scotland \| More patients face ambulance wait
		The statistics, obtained by Christine Grahame of the SNP, showed that 189 patients had at least an hour wait in 2005/06, compared with 71 in 2000/01.
		Ms Grahame requested the figures after a stroke victim in her constituency reported waiting more than two hours for an emergency ambulance crew to arrive at her home.
		Ms Grahame demanded ministers hold an immediate inquiry into why the number of delays were increasing.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/scotland/6344827.stm (500 words)

	Christine Grahame should resign from rail group, says Council Leader - Scottish Borders Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Scottish Borders Council Leader David Parker has called on MSP Christine Grahame to resign from the cross party group campaigning for the reinstatement of the Waverley Line.
		His demand follows a string of unfounded criticisms from Ms Grahame against the organisations charged with the task of reopening the railway link between Galashiels and Edinburgh.
		"Christine Grahame makes constant public criticisms against the promoters of the rail project and these criticisms are based on inaccuracies.
	www.scotborders.gov.uk /news/5910.html (431 words)

	:: The Border Telegraph >> Melrose, Selkirk and Central Borders ::
		Christine Grahame, the South of Scotland list member, has voiced concern about figures obtained by the SNP.
		They show that since 2000 the number of prescriptions issued for anti-depressants by pharmacists and GPs has risen by 44 per cent to 77,163, prompting her calls for a greater range of treatments for those suffering depression.
		Ms Grahame also stated that only 38 per cent of Borderers waiting to see a psychologist were seen within 13 weeks, a situation being compounded by staff shortages.
	www.bordertelegraph.com /?module=displaystory&story_id=920&format=html (441 words)

	Unaccountability
		They were interrogated in an intimidatory manner by the Convenor, Christine Grahame - a Lawyer.
		Christine Grahame replaced a nonlawyer, Alasdair Morgan as Convenor of the Committee.
		Recent contact with the Convenor of the Justice 1 Committee, Christine Grahame - a lawyer - left me with the cold comfort that she did not consider it necessary to correspond any further on this matter.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /sacl/page3.html (886 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Opinion - Heroes and villains: GW Bush and Christine Grahame
		Christine Grahame, SNP MSP for the South of Scotland, has tabled a motion in the Scottish Parliament entitled "It's Just not Cricket" in which, proudly displaying the enormous chip on her shoulder, she complains about the coverage given to England's Ashes test win.
		Grahame should also take a closer look at life in her own constituency - a constituency which includes Kelso, where the cricket club, formed in 1821, is the oldest in Scotland.
		Presumably, Ms Grahame will be taking no interest on 14 March 2007 when Scotland take on Australia in the World Cup.
	news.scotsman.com /opinion.cfm?id=1948902005 (702 words)

	ROAD SAFETY NEWS ONLINE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The statistics were issued in response to a parliamentary question on speeding and road deaths from the SNP's Christine Grahame.
		Justice Minister Cathy Jamieson gave the exact amount raised from Scotland's cameras, but was unable to say how many people had been killed as a result of speeding.
		Christine Grahame said: "The argument being put forward by police forces is that these cameras are not mere revenue earners but are saving lives.
	www.larsoa.org.uk /news_jan06/news01_mp_challenges.htm (201 words)

	Christine Grahame MSP - South of Scotland
		With the SNP riding high in the latest polls, only 538 votes will win Tweeddale, Ettrick and Lauderdale for the SNP Candidate Christine Grahame.
		Christine has been committed to fighting for the Borders since her first election campaign in 1992.
		Her record in this regard is second to none and she is widely recognised as one of the best performers in The Scottish Parliament.
	snp.mcdond.co.uk /index.html (99 words)

	Holyrood - News - Stories
		Two Parliamentary questions have just been lodged that imply that security staff are being compelled to take lunch breaks at a time when lunch is not yet available in the Parliament.
		One question, lodged by Scottish National Party MSP Christine Grahame and addressed to the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body, asks whether "additional security personnel are required to ensure that there is sufficient cover available to enable staff to take lunch between noon and 2pm each day".
		The other asks “what arrangements are in place to allow security staff who are instructed to take their lunch at 11.30am to eat at Holyrood, given that the garden level restaurant [canteen] does not serve meals until noon".
	www.holyrood.com /nav/news/stories/story.asp?story=elec32 (164 words)

	Interview: Christine Graham : The Journal Magazine : The Journal of the Law Society of Scotland
		From her career as a solicitor dealing mainly in reparation, contract and matrimonial work, Christine Grahame brings to the committee an understanding of the lawyerâs role.
		But having come to the law comparatively late from secondary school teaching, sheâs not so immersed in the profession that she canât see why the public perception of lawyers is sometimes unfavourable.
		Christine Grahame agrees they are right to welcome this as a healthy process.
	www.journalonline.co.uk /article/1000058.aspx (1606 words)

	AHN \| Nearly 16,000 Soldiers Resign From Britain's Reserve Army \| April 10, 2007
		The figures show that a disproportionate number of officers have left, with 1,280 resigning their commissions, it said.
		Christine Grahame, an SNP member of the Scottish parliament, said: "This is a clear signal of the crisis the armed forces are facing as a result of this hugely damaging Iraq war and a defense and foreign policy which is storing up massive problems."
		However, a Ministry of Defense spokesman said that the TA was able to "meet the operational demands placed on it" as recently more people had joined the reserve than left.
	www.allheadlinenews.com /articles/7003925702 (256 words)

	MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON 6TH MARCH 2003
		Christine Grahame MSP (SNP) for South Scotland presented the Petition to the committee on our behalf and Mary Scanlon also spoke in support of the Petition.
		Christine Grahame also arranged for a delegation to go and lobby Parliament on Thursday 27
		We had been given invaluable help throughout our Campaign from the Scottish National Party especially Christine Gearing and recently Gordon Campbell who is a candidate at the Local Elections in May. Christine Grahame and Mary Scanlon spoke on our behalf to the Petitions Committee.
	freespace.virgin.net /cockenzie.house/Minutes_of_6_Mar2003.htm (1142 words)

	Scottish Left Review: Scottish Left Review Past Issues
		Christine Grahame Christine Grahame MSP examines whether Special Branch spying operations against the SNP represent the thin edge of British establishment dirty tricks against the party of independence.
		If the outcome of those investigations reveals widespread use of informants and police agents at the heart of the SNP then very serious answers will be required from the Labour Justice Minister, to whom all police officers are ultimately accountable.
		Christine Grahame is Shadow Minister for Justice and a former solicitor.
	www.scottishleftreview.org /php/public/pastissues.php?action=article&docid=323 (1633 words)

	History News Network
		SNP MSP Christine Grahame has called on the UK Government to instruct the flying of the Saltire above Edinburgh Castle on Tuesday.
		Edinburgh Castle is an official flag station for the British Army and the SNP said such a move would be the first time the Saltire has been flown from the highest point on the castle since the 1707 Act of Union.
		Ms Grahame said: "The spark which William Wallace ignited led directly to the Wars of Independence and ultimately recognition of Scotland as a free nation.
	hnn.us /roundup/entries/14528.html (202 words)

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