FORMER Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling has given evidence to the Church of Scotland’s economics commission.
Mr Darling was one of a number of experts to give evidence to the Special Commission on the Purpose of Economic Activity - alongside those who have direct experience of poverty, in accordance with the recommendations of the Poverty Truth Commission.
After giving evidence to the commission Mr Darling took part in a question and answer session with journalists.
The Church of Scotland set up the commission following the credit crunch in 2008. The 13-strong commission chaired by Professor Charles Munn will report to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in May 2012. Commission members come from a range of backgrounds and bring specific skills and interests to the group.
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