Windows 7 Product Key(detail2013-06-20 889) Parliamentary consideration of the draft of Low Carbon Scotland Parliamentary consideration of the draft report Low Carbon Scotland: Meeting the Emissions Reduction Targets 2010-2022,Windows 7 Product Key was initially laid before the Scottish Parliament in draft and was subject to a 60-day period for Parliamentary consideration. Section 35 of the Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009 requires that before laying the final version of the report, the Scottish Ministers must have regard to: Committee report and Parliamentary debate The Scottish Parliament's Transport, Infrastructure and Climate Change Committee led the Parliamentary consideration of the draft Report. The Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee was designated as a secondary committee. The TICC Committee report on the draft of Low Carbon Scotland (SP Paper 554, TIC/S3/10/R9) , which incorporates the EET Committee's report, was published on December 23, 2010 . A Parliamentary debate on the Committee report on the draft of Low Carbon Scotland took place on January 12, 2011. Other representations The Scottish Government received three formal written representations on the draft Report directly: jointly from COSLA and SOLACE from Stop Climate Chaos Scotland; and from Scottish Natural Heritage. In addition, WWF Scotland organised an email campaign encouraging individuals to contact their MSPs asking them to advocate specific actions during the Parliamentary debate. Several MSPs passed these emails to Scottish Ministers. The Scottish Ministers were also passed a relevant letter from Liftshare in a similar fashion. The comparatively low number of formal representations on the draft RPP made directly to the Scottish Ministers reflected the fact that the statutory 60-day period was intended for the purpose of Parliamentary scrutiny. However, to ensure a broader evidence base in the preparation of the final version of Low Carbon Scotland, the Scottish Ministers also considered the written evidence on the draft report submitted to the Transport, Infrastructure and Climate Change Committee and to the Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee. Written Statement Section 35(6) of the Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009 Act requires that the Scottish Ministers must, when laying the final version of their Report on Proposals and Policies before the Scottish Parliament, also lay a statement setting out: