Children's Champion Begins 'Adventure' and Plans to Make Her Presence Felt at Holyrood
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SCOTLAND'S first children's commissioner warned yesterday she would not "play it safe", and rejected suggestions that she lacked the powers to change government policy.
In a speech to mark the beginning of her five-year term of office, Professor Kathleen Marshall said she would be a "bold" commissioner for children and young people in Scotland.See the full content of this document
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Children's Champion Begins 'Adventure' and Plans to Make Her Presence Felt at Holyrood
She told a one-day conference in Edinburgh: "I plan to make it an adventure. I hope to ...
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