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SPCB Supported Bodies Landscape Review Committee

The SPCB Supported Bodies Landscape Review Committee was established in December 2024. It was set up in response to the findings of a Finance and Public Administration Committee inquiry into Scotland's commissioner landscape. The Committee has been asked by Parliament to review and develop a framework for SPCB supported bodies including by:

  • defining how these bodies can be held to account and scrutinised
  • setting stronger criteria for creating new supported bodies
  • identifying how services and offices can be shared between these bodies

It is expected to sit until 30 September 2025.

Find out more about SPCB-supported bodies

Work of the Committee

Work of the Committee: Current work

Work of the Committee: Correspondence

Work of the Committee: Official Reports of meetings

Work of the Committee: Reports

Committee reports

19 June 2025

SPCB Supported Bodies Landscape Review

A report by the SPCB Supported Bodies Landscape Review Committee on the SPCB supported bodies landscape.

Work of the Committee: Committee Remit

To consider, review and report on the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body (SPCB) supported bodies landscape in accordance with the Parliament’s resolution of 31 October 2024 and develop a clear strategic framework to underpin and provide coherence and structure to the SPCB supported bodies landscape by the end of June 2025, including

(a) creating effective accountability and scrutiny mechanisms

(b) formalising strengthened criteria for creating new supported bodies; and

(c) identifying and addressing any barriers to sharing services and offices.

Membership

A photo of Ben Macpherson MSP

Ben Macpherson

Convener
Scottish National Party
A photo of Murdo Fraser MSP

Murdo Fraser

Member
Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party
A photo of Richard Leonard MSP

Richard Leonard

Member
Scottish Labour
A photo of Ash Regan MSP

Ash Regan

Member
Independent
A photo of Lorna Slater MSP

Lorna Slater

Member
Scottish Green Party