Chamber and committees

The Scottish Government is carefully considering the implications of leaving the EU with Police Scotland and the Scottish Police Authority. This includes discussion of risks relating to the possible loss of EU justice and home affairs tools and measures, and possible protests and civil unrest. The Scottish Government has informed the Scottish Police Authority that it will fund EU exit-related policing costs of up to £17 million in 2019-20. This funding is ringfenced to support the effects of a No Deal EU exit. In parallel, the Scottish Government continues to pursue the costs of EU exit with the UK Government.

The Scottish Government consultation on changes to charity law ran from 7 January – 1 April 2019. Responses to the consultation were published on the Scottish Government’s website where the respondent’s permission was granted.  

The Scottish Government published the full consultation analysis report alongside a statement on next steps on 3 July 2019. A link to the release and supporting documents is available here.

I refer the member to the answer to question S5W-23970 on 5 July 2019. All answers to written parliamentary questions are available on the Parliament's website, the search facility for which can be found at http://www.parliament.scot/parliamentarybusiness/28877.aspx .

(a)The breakdown of workplace parking spaces in the main buildings of the Scottish Government estate is as follows (b)The Scottish Government does not hold information centrally on the parking spaces of agencies.

The Scottish Government is working closely with the European Commission on proposals to lift the pre-suspension of the European Social Fund as soon as possible and will keep partners updated as the activity progresses. We are examining the funding implications of the pre-suspension and actively considering options to resolve this issue.

Officials have continued to meet regularly with representatives of the MoD to discuss a wide range of educational matters within the remit of the Scottish Service Children Strategy Group. As agreed by the group, the minutes and papers are not published.

Dumbarton Castle is a Property in Care under the management of Historic Environment Scotland (HES), the lead public body on matters relating to Scotland’s historic environment.

Since your query relates to an operational issue, this is a matter for HES, the answer to which is not held centrally. I have therefore referred the question to the HES Chief Executive who will reply to the member directly.

Dumbarton Castle is a Property in Care under the management of Historic Environment Scotland (HES), the lead public body on matters relating to Scotland’s historic environment.

Since your query relates to an operational issue, this is a matter for HES, the answer to which is not held centrally. I have therefore referred the question to the HES Chief Executive who will reply to the member directly.

Dumbarton Castle, Stirling Castle and Edinburgh Castles are Properties in Care under the management of Historic Environment Scotland (HES), the lead public body on matters relating to Scotland’s historic environment.

Since your query relates to an operational issue, this is a matter for HES, the answer to which is not held centrally. I have therefore referred the question to the HES Chief Executive who will reply to the question directly.

Dumbarton Castle is a Property in Care under the management of Historic Environment Scotland (HES), the lead public body on matters relating to Scotland’s historic environment.  

Since your query relates to an operational issue, this is a matter for HES, the answer to which is not held centrally. I have therefore referred the question to the HES Chief Executive who will reply to the member directly.