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| of that surveillance unless the | authorising | officer perceives a significant risk |
| of that surveillance unless the | authorising | officer perceives a significant risk |
| the patient 3d a person | authorising | or applying any compulsory measures |
| if the person responsible for | authorising | or applying them is satisfied |
| financial year 2004 05 for | authorising | the payment of sums out |
| patient 1 any medical practitioner | authorising | medical treatment for mental disorder |
| for mental disorder shall before | authorising | that treatment take all reasonable |
| the scottish consolidated fund for | authorising | the payment of sums out |
| page 19 line 37 after | authorising | insert if the condition mentioned |
| page 16 line 34 after | authorising | insert if the condition mentioned |
| significant risk rests with the | authorising | officer so a disclosure will |
| an order under subsection 2 | authorising | the use of electronic communications |
| it refers to the person | authorising | the conduct as being the |
| order as defined by the | authorising | agencies he is right to |
| respond to scottish demand by | authorising | immediate editorial and technological preparations |
| address the point about the | authorising | officer being the person who |
| name and rank of the | authorising | officer i therefore ask mr |
| on the part of the | authorising | officer is it likely that |
| 16 3 provides that an | authorising | officer s deputy is under |
| to the individual concerned the | authorising | officer would be told to |
| trigger the process perhaps the | authorising | officer would take that action |
| review the actions of the | authorising | officers members would have welcomed |
| to hide the identities of | authorising | officers the bill specifies that |
| particular company or businesses by | authorising | the use of his or |
| scottish ministers may make regulations | authorising | grants to be paid to |
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