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ICAS—Written evidence member consultation and debate, it is envisaged that wider events and discussions will take place later in 2012. For the avoidance of doubt, ICAS will not be taking any political perspective or taking a stand for or against any referendum proposal. 11 June 2012 136
Mr Paul Ingram and Professor Iain McLean—Oral evidence (QQ 430–481) Mr Paul Ingram and Professor Iain McLean—Oral evidence (QQ 430– 481) Evidence Session No. 9. Heard in Public. Questions 430 - 481 TUESDAY 17 JULY 2012 Members present Lord MacGregor of Pulham Market (Chairman) Lord Forsyth of Drumlean Lord Hollick Lord Lawson of Blaby Lord Lipsey Lord McFall of Alcluith Lord Rowe-Beddoe Lord Shipley Lord Smith of Clifton Lord Tugendhat ________________ Examination of Witnesses Professor Iain McLean, Professor of Politics, Oxford University and Fellow of Nuffield College; and Paul Ingram, Executive Director of British American Security Information Council. Q430 The Chairman: Good afternoon, and welcome to the Economic Affairs Committee. This is our ninth public hearing of our inquiry into the economic implications for the United Kingdom of Scottish independence. I just have to repeat that hard copies of Members’ entries in the Register of Interests are available in the room. Dr McLean and Mr Ingram, thank you very much for coming, and thank you Dr McLean in particular for the written evidence you have given us, on which we will have a number of questions and which we found very interesting. I should be grateful if you would speak loud and clear for the webcast and the shorthand writer. Would you like to make an opening statement or can we go straight to questions? Professor Iain McLean: For the sake of the webcast, I apologise for signalling problems outside Reading; otherwise I am happy to let my evidence— 137
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