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Official Report Meeting date: 16 January 2020

Public Audit and Post-legislative Scrutiny Committee 16 January 2020

When you say that they are now published on the website, do you mean that they are now published on the website timeously?
Committee reports Date published: 25 March 2026

Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee Session 6 Legacy Report - Inquiries, "snapshots" and "check-ins"

Whilst more limited in impact - and with far less opportunity for buy-in from stakeholders and the public than we would have wished - these are all valid ways for committees to try to cover key issues when time is tight, and at least draw out some headline issues.
SPICe briefings Date published: 20 August 2025

Prostitution (Offences and Support) (Scotland) Bill - Key issues from approaches in other countries

Attitudes towards prostitution To what extent is the effectiveness of approaches which seek to challenge the demand for prostitution by criminalising the buyer (rather than the seller) dependent upon changing attitudes within society towards both: (a) the buying of sex; and (b) people in prostitution?
SPICe briefings Date published: 15 May 2025

Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill: Consideration prior to Stage 3 - Decision to accept a guilty plea to a lesser charge

On the Scottish Government's position regarding the first option, Russell Findlay said (col 68): I absolutely do not buy the novel argument put forward by the cabinet secretary that some victims appear to want to be kept in the dark.
Committee reports Date published: 15 November 2024

Report on the National Performance Framework: Review of National Outcomes - Executive Summary

Another such area is in the development of National Indicators, where wider consultation will better ensure these are robust measures of progress of all agreed National Outcomes, that have the buy-in of stakeholders, and can be used to inform effective policy making going forward.
Committee reports Date published: 16 May 2024

Report on the Legislative Consent Memoranda for the Criminal Justice Bill (UK Parliament legislation) - LCM-S6-43a

It is already an offence to possess, buy or produce component parts for a 3D-printed gun.
SPICe briefings Date published: 29 November 2023

Key Issues for Session 6 - 2023 Update - Rising energy prices

According to the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit, up to February 2023 (a year after Russia’s invasion), the UK Government spent: In the region of £60–70bn buying gas on wholesale markets in the 12 months since 24th February 2022, adding around £50–60bn of additional costs to the UK economy compared to before the gas crisis and pandemic.
SPICe briefings Date published: 4 September 2023

Visitor Levy (Scotland) Bill - Views of local authorities expressed during the "national discussion"

They suggested that a tourist tax could offer an important means of securing residents’ buy-in to support ongoing tourism development in areas experiencing relatively high volumes of visitors.
Committee reports Date published: 23 January 2023

Subordinate Legislation: The Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (additional amount: transactions relating to second homes etc.) (Scotland) Amendment Order 2022 - Review of the Additional Dwelling Supplement

The Committee further argued that the application of ADS for people buying empty or derelict houses in order to upgrade and occupy them should also be reviewed.
Committee reports Date published: 23 January 2023

Subordinate Legislation: The Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (additional amount: transactions relating to second homes etc.) (Scotland) Amendment Order 2022 - Policy intent

The policy intent was further explained during oral evidence by the Minister, who stated that the amendment will allow first-time buyers and home-movers, who are not liable for ADS, to compete more effectively financially with buy-to-let investors and second-home owners (who are liable for ADS), therefore increasing parity within the system.

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