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Re: Schools
by Jonathan Riddell on Wednesday 11/Jul/2007, @02:09
They are a major player in so far as the government depends on them for support of their First Minister. In a proportional representation system with minority government small parties tend to have more influence than might be expected.
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Re: Schools
by Ian Ruffell on Wednesday 11/Jul/2007, @08:56
Patrick also convenes the Parliament's committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Climate Change [1] so he has a bit more influence than your average minor party backbencher.

[1] http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/s3/committees/ticc/index.htm
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