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Date lodged:
20 November 2024
S6O-04036
To ask the Scottish Government, regarding the potential impact on Scotland's finances, how much it estimates will be raised in increased taxes in Scotland in 2025-26 as a result of the UK Autumn Budget.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 May 2023
Rural Affairs and Islands Committee 03 May 2023
—Official Report, Rural Affairs and Islands Committee, 26 April 2023; c 50. Do you know anything about that?
Last updated:
9 January 2025
Letter in relation to Food and Feed Regulations 2025
Can the Scottish Government explain more about the joint risk analysis process and risk assessment – and how, under the proposed new regime any new information (i) would come to light, and (ii) be reviewed by FSS and FSA?
Committee reports
Date published:
31 May 2024
Annual Report of the Criminal Justice Committee 2023-24 - Post legislative scrutiny
As time allows, the Committee will consider whether to launch any new inquiries.
The Convener of the Committee was honoured to meet with international delegations from Zambia and Malawi who visited the Scottish Parliament to discuss the Committee's approach to post-legislative scrutiny (PLS) as part of a wider visit to the UK sponsored by the Westminster Foundation for Democracy.
Last updated:
28 November 2024
SPBill42ADPMS062024accessible
This provision will permit sub- delegation, and that will allow bodies such as the EMB or Electoral Commission to be asked to provide guidance on elections, for example on asking the Electoral Commission to provide guidance on accessibility measures in polling places, as they already do for UK Parliamentary elections in Scotland. 26. Paragraph (a) of new subsection (3A) provides that references are ambulatory.
Last updated:
28 November 2024
SPBill42ADPMS062024
This provision will permit sub-delegation, and that will allow bodies such as the EMB or Electoral Commission to be asked to provide guidance on elections, for example on asking the Electoral Commission to provide guidance on accessibility measures in polling places, as they already do for UK Parliamentary elections in Scotland. 26. Paragraph (a) of new subsection (3A) provides that references are ambulatory.
Last updated:
2 March 2021
Daily List 2 March 2021
Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Bill – Stage 3 Section 1 Johann Lamont 4 In section 1, page 1, line 22, at end insert— Section 3 Adam Tomkins 5 In section 3, page 4, line 22, at end insert— Liam Kerr 6 Leave out section 3 Section 6 Liam Kerr 7 Leave out section 6 Section 7 Liam Kerr 8 Leave out section 7 Section 8 Liam Kerr 9 Leave out section 8 Section 9 Liam Kerr 10 Leave out section 9 After section 9 Humza Yousaf 11 After section 9 insert— After section 10 Humza Yousaf 12 After section 10, insert— Section 11 Humza Yousaf 13 Leave out section 11 Section 12 Humza Yousaf 14 Leave out section 12 Section 13 Liam Kerr 15 Leave out section 13 Section 14 Humza Yousaf 16 In section 14, page 8, line 5, leave out and insert Johann Lamont 17 In section 14, page 8, line 15, at end insert— Humza Yousaf 18 In section 14, page 8, line 25, at end insert— Humza Yousaf 19 In section 14, page 8, line 30, at end insert— Section 15 Humza Yousaf 20 In section 15, page 8, line 33, leave out and insert Johann Lamont 21 In section 15, page 8, leave out line 34 Humza Yousaf 22 In section 15, page 8, line 35, at end insert— Humza Yousaf 23 In section 15, page 9, line 1, leave out second and insert Humza Yousaf 24 In section 15, page 9, line 2, leave out and insert Humza Yousaf 25 In section 15, page 9, line 3, leave out and insert Johann Lamont 26...
Last updated:
18 August 2020
Daily List 17 August 2020
Children (Scotland) Bill – Stage 3 Section 1 Ash Denham 8 In section 1, page 1, line 12, leave out and insert Rhoda Grant 9 In section 1, page 1, line 26, leave out and insert Rhoda Grant 10 In section 1, page 2, line 23, leave out and insert Rhoda Grant 11 In section 1, page 2, leave out lines 35 to 41 Ash Denham 12 In section 1, page 3, line 4, leave out and insert Ash Denham 13 In section 1, page 3, leave out lines 21 and 22 and insert— Section 2 Ash Denham 14 In section 2, page 4, leave out lines 31 and 32 and insert— Ash Denham 15 In section 2, page 5, leave out lines 3 and 4 and insert— Section 3 Ash Denham 16 In section 3, page 5, leave out lines 18 and 19 and insert— Section 9 Ash Denham 17 In section 9, page 17, line 30, leave out and insert Ash Denham 18 In section 9, page 17, line 33, leave out and insert Ash Denham 19 In section 9, page 17, line 33, leave out and insert After section 9 Ash Denham 20 After section 9, insert— Section 10 Rona Mackay 21 In section 10, page 19, line 2, leave out Liam McArthur 22 In section 10, page 19, line 6, at end insert Rona Mackay 23 In section 10, page 19, line 6, at end insert— Section 11A Ash Denham Supported by: Margaret Mitchell 24 Leave out section 11A Section 11B Ash Denham Supported by: Margaret Mitchell 25 Leave out section 11B Section 12 Liam McArthur 26 In section 12, page 21, line 17, at end insert— Section 15A Ash Denham 27 In section 15A, page 23, line 30, leave out and insert Ash Denham 28 In section 15A, page 23, line 31, leave out and insert Ash Denham 29 In section 15A, page 23, line 33, leave out and insert Ash Denham 30 In section 15A, page 23, line 37, leave out and insert Section 16 Ash Denham 31 In section 16, page 24, line 14, leave out and insert After section 16 Ash Denham Supported by: Margaret Mitchell 32 After section 16, insert— Ash Denham Supported by: Margaret Mitchell 33 After section 16, insert— Before section 17 Ash Denham 34 Before section 17, insert—
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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
31 May 2018
S5W-16662
The most recent publication was published on March 27, 2018, and you can find the latest statistics here: http://www.gov.scot/Publications/2018/03/6242/0 .
SPICe briefings
Date published:
11 May 2020
Issue 6: EU-UK future relationship negotiations - Other key dates
As the range of areas being covered in the latest round of negotiations show, if a new agreement is to be as deep and comprehensive as both sides have indicated they wish, then meaningful progress will need to be made soon if the target of agreement by the end of the year is to be achieved.
