Creative Scotland has faced a massive backlash over its decision to blow tens of thousands of pounds on a sex film.
MSPs have demanded answers over Creative Scotland’s decision to award almost £85,000 of taxpayers' cash to a "hardcore" sex project.
In a letter to chief executive Iain Munro, the committee have demanded to see the original funding application.The projects website describes it as a 45-minute art installation which pays those who take part a fee of £270 per day to take part in “non-simulated” sex, including “hardcore” acts. She said the committee was seeking clarification on how much money has been allocated to the project to date and details of the process for seeking recovery of the cash.
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