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Official Report
Meeting date:
12 November 2015
Pentland Hills Regional Park Boundary Bill Committee 12 November 2015
However, behind the bill—in a period of two years, although I might think about extending that to three years—is a desire to press local authorities and charitable organisations to provide proper assistance with maintaining the management of the hills, through proper wardens and so on, so that issues such as the one that you have raised do not arise.
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 September 2008
Rural Affairs and Environment Committee, 24 Sep 2008
Ofgem publishes that information every year. I scoured Ofgem's website, and the data for 2007-08 are not on the website, but the data for 2006-07 are there.
Last updated:
20 March 2024
SPBill27AS062024
All documents are available on the Scottish Parliament website at: www .parliament.scot/documents SP Bill 27A Session 6 (2024)
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26 August 2024
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S6M-11415: Emma Harper: The Role of the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly - That the Parliament welcomes what it sees as the contribution of the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly (BIPA) to enhancing government scrutiny, and in bringing together members of UK legislatures to discuss, debate and report on a wide range of policy areas facing society across all of the BIPA constituent areas, namely Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Northern Ireland, England, Jersey and Guernsey; understands that BIPA, established in 1990, has a core mission to promote co- operation between political representatives in Britain and Ireland for the benefit of the people who elect its members from all of the legislatures represented, while building on the close relationships established in recent years between politicians throughout Britain and Ireland; further understands that BIPA members engage in a wide range of non-legislative parliamentary activities through biannual plenary meetings and ongoing committee work, and that it consists of five committees, which are Committee A (Sovereign Matters), Committee B (European Affairs), Committee C (Economic), Committee D (Environmental and Social), and a Steering Committee, which brings together and links the work of the various BIPA committees; notes that BIPA plenaries alternate between the BIPA regions and serve to debate topical issues and committee reports, and include a question period with a senior minister from the host country; understands that there are many reports that BIPA has produced for consideration by UK legislatures, including recommendations on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), renewable energy, the transfer of prisoners, cross-border policing, the Good Friday Agreement, healthcare access and post- Brexit trade; believes that BIPA plays an important role in listening to evidence from individuals, business and wider society, including from the South Scotland region, to help inform government policy and foster relationships with elected members across the BIPA legislatures; wishes BIPA a long and successful future, and encourages everyone to look at the considered reports that are available on the BIPA website...
