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In the business and regulatory impact assessment that accompanied the Visitor Levy (Scotland) Bill, the Scottish Government analysed a range of visitor levy percentage rates and what would be raised with them.
Visitor Levy (Scotland) Act 2024 To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on any discussions it has had with the tourism sector and other stakeholders regarding amending the Visitor Levy (Scotland) Act 2024.
Children now have hot cooked healthy meals provided on site. We expect that 900 such projects, large and small, will be delivered by the end of the expansion.
It is a very complex issue; however, it is clear that already vulnerable women are being badly affected by universal credit’s worst aspects, such as the five-week wait, punitive sanctions and the hated two-child limit.
Budget Scrutiny 2025-26 Our next item of business is an evidence session on the Scottish Government’s 2025-26 budget, which was published on 4 December, along with the Government’s response to the committee’s pre-budget letter.
I thank Heather Anderson for her question, and I agree with her outline of the significant strength of the visitor economy in Dundee and, of course, the opportunity for it to grow.
Does the minister share my concerns about the roll-out of universal credit scheduled for Glasgow next year, given the impact on housing and the impact that we already know that universal credit has had on tenants?
We expect a comprehensive response from the Scottish Government shortly to our letter of 26 February, which set out our expectation of the Government’s full co-operation in the gathering and production of evidence relevant to the inquiry.