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In the early years of implementation, costs are expected to be between £8-13 million in 2025-26 and £16-27 million in 2026-27. By 2034-35, these costs are anticipated to have increased ten-fold to between £82 million and £133 million.
The Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee reported on the delegated powers set out in the Bill on 26 June 2019.
The Stage 1 debate on the Non-Domestic Rates (Scotland) Bill took place on 10 October 2019.
The Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee published its report on Stage 1 of the Bill on 4 March 2019, with the Scottish Government responding later that month. The Stage 1 debate took place on 26 March 2019 and the Parliament agreed unanimously to the general principles of the Bill.
In relation to the 87 SSIs laid by the Scottish Government, these are broken down as follows—
16 made affirmative instruments;
26 affirmative instruments;
35 negative instruments; and
10 laid only instruments.
You may wish to note that the Scottish Government wrote to the Social Justice and Social Security Committee on 19 October seeking our views on the second Tackling Child Poverty Delivery Plan 2022-26. We responded on 22 November 2021 drawing out relevant points form the Committee’s pre-budget work and highlighting other work the Committee has undertaken arou...
PE1812_W Petitioner submission of 4 February 2022.
ancient, native and semi-native woodlands, woodland floors, COP 26, .
PE1812_W Petitioner submission of 4 February 2022.
At present 18% of matched schools offer a cyber security specific qualification with 26% of currently active Digital Critical Friends coming from a cyber specific field.
Dear Convener,
At my appearance at the Committee on Thursday 26 August, I agreed to provide information regarding the assistance to the forestry sector, in particular the support for smaller scale woodland creation schemes.
Smoking cessation services may have been successful: the percentage of adults smoking in Scotland fell from 25% to 17% between 2009 and 2019, although the gap in smoking prevalence between the most and least deprived areas grew between 2017 and 2019 to 26%.2Scottish Government. (2019, September 29).