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Review of Culture in Scotland - Final Report of the Cultural Commission June 2005
"The Cultural Commission's report outlines what we believe needs to be done to achieve this ambition. The challenge demands new structures, increased investment, better use of current resources and, fundamentally, new thinking. If we succeed, we will change the face of our nation."
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"Our cultural heritage is rich and should be nurtured and promoted. Our report notes with pride that we lead the world in literary enterprise. We are also convinced that the national collections have yet to realise their potential. Scotland is custodian of a significant part of the Western world's heritage in its libraries, archives, historic buildings, galleries and museums. We recognise that the creative industries and digital media offer significant opportunities for growth in the cultural sector in the next ten years and we recommend supporting this trend vigorously. The Commission is also clear that the broader cultural sectors - the performing and creative arts as well as the collections - add value and bring credit to our society."
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