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SNP face Trump resort probe call SNP face Trump resort probe call
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The Liberal Democrats have called for a parliamentary inquiry into the handling of the proposed £1bn Trump golf resort in Aberdeenshire.The Liberal Democrats have called for a parliamentary inquiry into the handling of the proposed £1bn Trump golf resort in Aberdeenshire.
It comes as the leader of the CBI in Scotland has backed the Scottish Government's decision to call in the application for reconsideration.It comes as the leader of the CBI in Scotland has backed the Scottish Government's decision to call in the application for reconsideration.
The LibDems are expected to present their motion calling for an inquiry in the next week.The LibDems are expected to present their motion calling for an inquiry in the next week.
To succeed they would require backing from both the Conservatives and Labour.To succeed they would require backing from both the Conservatives and Labour.
The application to build a "world class" golf resort by US tycoon Donald Trump was rejected by a casting vote by Aberdeenshire Council's infrastructure committee.The application to build a "world class" golf resort by US tycoon Donald Trump was rejected by a casting vote by Aberdeenshire Council's infrastructure committee.
Sleaze jibe This is much more important than simply an isolated inward investment project for the north east of Scotland Iain McMillanCBI Scotland director
But the development, consisting of two championship golf courses, 950 holiday homes and 36 golf villas, was then called in by the SNP.But the development, consisting of two championship golf courses, 950 holiday homes and 36 golf villas, was then called in by the SNP.
Last week, LibDem leader Nicol Stephen claimed the Scottish Government's involvement in Donald Trump's plans smelt of "sleaze".Last week, LibDem leader Nicol Stephen claimed the Scottish Government's involvement in Donald Trump's plans smelt of "sleaze".
Mr Stephen said he wanted to restore public confidence in the openness and transparency of the government's handling of cases such as this.Mr Stephen said he wanted to restore public confidence in the openness and transparency of the government's handling of cases such as this.
Ministers will have the final say on whether the £1bn proposals for the Menie Estate get the go-ahead.Ministers will have the final say on whether the £1bn proposals for the Menie Estate get the go-ahead.
First Minister Alex Salmond said he had followed the rules "to the letter".First Minister Alex Salmond said he had followed the rules "to the letter".
CBI Scotland director Iain McMillan said: "We are wholly supportive of the decision of the Scottish Government to call the planning application in.
"This is much more important than simply an isolated inward investment project for the north east of Scotland.
"It matters to Scotland as a whole and what the Scottish Government has done is absolutely right in our view."