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Bureau members may wish to note for information that the rota for Members’ Business until Summer Recess is as follows– Week beginning Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 27 February 2023 SNP CON SNP 6 March 2023 SNP GRN CON 13 March 2023 LAB SNP SNP 20 March 2023 CON SNP LAB 27 March 2023 SNP CON SNP Easter recess 2023 SNP CON LAB 17 April 2023 SNP SNP GRN 24 April 2023 LD CON SNP 1 May 2023 SNP SNP CON 8 May 2023 LAB SNP SNP 15 May 2023 CON SNP LAB 22 May 2023 SNP CON SNP 29 May 2023 SNP GRN CON 5 June 2023 LAB SNP SNP 12 June 2023 CON SNP LAB 19 June 2023 SNP CON SNP 26...
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SP Bill 32B Session 6 (2025) 2 Welfare of Dogs (Scotland) Bill Part 1—Promotion of good practice (4A) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations modify subsection (4) to change the date which is for the time being specified there as the latest date by which the code of practice is to come into effect. (4B) Regulations under subsection (4A) are subject to the...
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Dogs Protection of Livestock Amendment Scotland Bill Marshalled List of Amendments at Stage 2
Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill Marshalled List of Amendments for Stage 2 The Bill will be considered in the following order— Sections 1 to 10 Long Title mendments marked * are new (including manuscript amendments) or have been altered.
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Date published:
11 October 2021
Addressing the nature crisis: COP15 and the global post-2020 Biodiversity Framework
Trends in Ecology and Evolution, 27(1), 19-26. This makes biodiversity difficult to measure - because it is composed of a vast number of interlinked, interacting components.
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Conveners Group meeting papers_22 June 2022
The CEEAC Committee wrote to the Cabinet Secretary on 26 May noting that the revised statement of policy does not address some of the issues it raised with regards to transparency and Ministerial accountability.
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10 June 2024
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Scotlands colleges 2023 SFC to PAC 17 April 2024
Our recent report on the Financial Sustainability of Colleges in Scotland 2020-21 to 2025-26 sets out that, in the context of a challenging fiscal environment and the need to make savings, we are seeing a mix of strategies being adopted to respond to the challenging financial environment, for example: • exploring opportunities for strategic collaborations.
Official Report
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17 September 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 17 September 2025
We support Police Scotland’s commitment to providing a safe environment for officers, staff and the public. For 2025-26, we have increased capital funding to £70 million for investment in the estate, technology, fleet and body-worn video.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 December 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 11 December 2024
Where possible, new build homes must also meet a number of additional quality standards, including in relation to having space for home working and study and private or communal outdoor space and being digitally enabled.
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Date answered:
23 March 2026
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To ask the Scottish Government what the total cost will be of ministerial pay in 2026-27, including what additional cost will be incurred due to the ministerial pay freeze not being in place in 2025-26. The Ministerial element of Ministers' pay has been frozen at the following levels since 2008-09, including in 2025-26:YearJunior MinisterCabinet SecretaryFirst MinisterLord AdvocateSolicitor General2008-09£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162009-10£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162010-11£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162011-12£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162012-13£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162013-14£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162014-15£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162015-16£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162016-17£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162017-18£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162018-19£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162019-20£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162020-21£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162021-22£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162022-23£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162023-24£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162024-25£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162025-26£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162026-27£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,316Ministerial and MSP pay is set and administered by the Scottish Parliament and questions about MSP pay should be directed to the Scottish Parliament.The First Minister continues to freeze both the Ministerial and MSP elements of his pay at 2008-09 levels.Decisions on the Ministerial pay freeze for after the Scottish Parliament election on 7 May 2026 will be for the First Minister of the next administration.
