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Holyrood committee conveners to quiz Nicola Sturgeon Holyrood committee conveners quiz Nicola Sturgeon
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The conveners of each of the Scottish Parliament's committees are to question First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on her plans for government. The conveners of each of the Scottish Parliament's committees are questioning First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on her plans for government.
The SNP leader is to appear before a special session of the parliament conveners' group at Holyrood. The SNP leader is appearing before a special session of the parliament conveners' group at Holyrood.
She will face questions from the committee heads about her legislative programme for government. She is facing questions from the committee heads about her legislative programme for government.
Deputy Presiding Officer Christine Grahame said the work of Holyrood's committees was increasingly important.Deputy Presiding Officer Christine Grahame said the work of Holyrood's committees was increasingly important.
Ms Graham said: "With areas such as welfare and income tax now devolved to Holyrood, the role of committees in scrutinising the Scottish government has never been more important.Ms Graham said: "With areas such as welfare and income tax now devolved to Holyrood, the role of committees in scrutinising the Scottish government has never been more important.
"This session will enable us to question the First Minister on the entirety of her programme complementing the very detailed scrutiny which will take place in individual committees."This session will enable us to question the First Minister on the entirety of her programme complementing the very detailed scrutiny which will take place in individual committees.
"I think we can look forward to a lively and hopefully a very informative session.""I think we can look forward to a lively and hopefully a very informative session."
This will be the fourth such session of questions to a first minister by the conveners' group, although it will be the first of the current parliamentary term.This will be the fourth such session of questions to a first minister by the conveners' group, although it will be the first of the current parliamentary term.