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SPICe briefings Date published: 15 May 2025

Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill: Consideration prior to Stage 3 - Stage 2

The issue was raised again at the Committee's meeting on 26 February 20251Scottish Parliament. (2025, February 26).

Committee reports Date published: 23 September 2018

Training the next generation of lawyers: professional legal education in Scotland - Integrating the Diploma and traineeship

r=11629&mode=pdf</a> While not expressing a view on whether an integrated approach should be introduced, Elizabeth Comerford stressed the “intensive rigour” of the Diploma course, and that this would need to be considered in any proposed model, as well as the demands that firms now make on trainees to earn fees and create income.8Justice Committee. (2018, June 26).

Last updated: 28 June 2023

Minutes of the meeting held on 15 March 2021

He also commented on the link to the Scottish FA web-site which proved to be a very useful tool for all clubs to access up to date information.

Last updated: 7 March 2023

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S5W-02215 Rhoda Grant: To ask the Scottish Government what plans are in place to appoint the national chef referred to on page 26 of the 2016 SNP manifesto. S5W-02216 Rhoda Grant: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of its commitment at page 26 of the SNP manifesto, how it will encourage local authorities to pro...

Last updated: 25 November 2025

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Supported by: Liam Kerr* *S5M-15067 Andy Wightman: The Expression Agenda Report 2017/2018 That the — Parliament welcomes the publication of The Expression Agenda Report 2017/2018 by the international human rights organisation, Article 19; understands that it documents a significant decline in global freedom of expression over the last three years and a continuous decline across the last decade; notes with increasing concern that, in the last year, 326 journalists, 97% of whom were reporting on their own areas, were imprisoned, and that a further 78 journalists and 312 human rights defenders have been killed, including what it believes have been the high-profile murders of Jamal Khashoggi, Daphne Caruana Galizia, Mohammed al-Absi, Miroslava Breach Velducea and Ján Cuciak and his fiancée, Martina Kušnírová; notes also what it considers have been the countless media workers around the world who have died while attempting to hold those in power to account; recognises what it sees as the risks that journalists, communicators and human rights defenders face on a daily basis, including harassment, intimidation and threats, which can be in the form of verbal, sexual, physical or online abuse; understands that there is a complex network of actors acting to supress freedom of expression ranging from governments, organised criminals, business interests and religious fundamentalists; rejects what it sees as the rise of so-called fake news “ ” by presidents Trump, al-Assad and Maduro, of the United States, Syria and Venezuela respectively, and the Myanmar state counsellor, Suu Kyi; believes that this is connected and interlinked to a decline in freedom of expression and with the proliferation of so- called strongman populism in politics; considers that this approach is used by states such as “ ” Russia, Turkey and Hungary to silence those who protest, disagree or express themselves in a way that contradicts the people in power, and supports the call by Article 19 to reverse this corrosive trend, and for all to work together to ensure that the meaningful democratic principle of freedom of expression is protected.

Committee reports Date published: 23 January 2026

Stage 1 Report on the Prostitution (Offences and Support) (Scotland) Bill

When the Government sees the amended bill, I hope that it will be able to offer its full support.iCriminal Justice Committee, Official Report, Wednesday 26 November 2025 (Col 31) She also stated— I remain fully committed to working with the committee and other Parliament colleagues to amend the bill to address the concerns that have been raised during stage 1 scrutiny.iiCriminal Justice Committee, Official Report, Wednesday 26 November 2025 (Col 1) Ash Regan MSP responded to concerns expressed about the efficacy of the Nordic model.

Committee reports Date published: 17 November 2023

Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee report on The Heat Networks (Heat Network Supply Target) (Scotland) Regulations 2023 [draft] - Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee consideration

Three Members made contributions— The Convener acknowledged the need to set and achieve a target but expressed concern at whether the target is achievable and the lack of an indication of cost.

Official Report Meeting date: 17 September 2024

Meeting of the Parliament 17 September 2024 [Draft]

Tha tuilleadh adhartais a dhìth sna sgoiltean, ann an sgìrean le gainnead sluaigh, agus a thaobh nan dùbhlan eaconamach is bun-structair. ’S e an obair a tha romhainn atharraichean susbainteach a chur an sàs às dèidh bhliadhnaichean de mhilleadh agus crìonadh.

Last updated: 14 November 2025