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The
case for a Scottish Historic Environment Auditing Framework
and State of the Historic Environment Reporting
Over 25
non-Governmental Organisations and others concerned with the care of
Scotland’s Historic Environment have joined together to call on the Scottish
Executive to take a good look at how well we care for our historic places.
Since the
launch of the Historic Environment Audit
in May 2001 we have been pressing successive Culture Ministers for progress
towards the main finding of that report – the need for a broad,
independent review of the way we care for the Historic Environment.
We have
invested much time and effort in researching what needs to be done. This part
of the BEFS website is dedicated to sharing our findings, and demonstrating why
we urgently need to take stock of our
management and use of
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You
can find out more about how we came to our conclusions in the BACKGROUND
page.
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For
a brief overview of our case, you can view or download a copy of our ADVOCACY DOCUMENT, which was launched in
Edinburgh on 2nd June 2004.
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If
you want to know more about particular aspects of the Historic Environment,
visit our pages relating to VALUES, PEOPLE and CHANGE. As well as a brief overview, each of these
sections leads to further pages of information, statistics, views and quotes.
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To
get an idea of what we think the Scottish Executive should be doing about these
concerns, please go to the WAY FORWARD page.
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You
can also see the unedited results of our SCOPING MEETINGS in the main BEFS website.
We have
taken our Historic Environment too much for granted for too long. It is
precious, and once it’s gone it’s gone forever. You can lend support to our campaign by writing to your MSP and
expressing your concern. Click here to find
the contact details of all MSPs.
NOTE: The issues and viewpoints contained within the HERT web
pages have been raised as part of the scoping process, but should not be taken
to represent the views of BEFS or its members.