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Date answered:
10 March 2015
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FCS administers a habitat and species grant which funds, for example, works to remove woodland on peatland sites.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
16 December 2025
Scottish Parliament Statistics 2024-2025 - 4.3.10. Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee
Convener: Ariane Burgess (Green)
Deputy Convener: Willie Coffey (SNP)
Membership: The committee has 7 members
Committee meetingsThere were 34 meetings in the parliamentary year.NumberTotal meetings of the Committee34Meetings held wholly in private0Meetings held partly in private33Joint meetings with other Committees0Meetings held outside the Parliament0Meetings held remotely by video conference1Hybrid meetings17Committee membersMembersPartyNumber of meetings attended (possible total)Miles Briggs (until 10 October 2024)Con13 (13)Ariane BurgessGreen34 (34)Stephanie Callaghan (until 18 June 2024)SNP1 (5)Willie CoffeySNP34 (34)Meghan Gallacher (from 10 October 2024)Con18 (21)Pam Gosal (until 10 October 2024)Con13 (13)Mark GriffinLab31 (34)Gordon MacDonald (until 11 September 2024)SNP9 (9)Fulton MacGregor (from 11 September 2024)SNP24 (25)Emma Roddick (from 18 June 2024)SNP23 (28)Alexander Stewart (from 10 October 2024)Con19 (21)Substitute membersSubstitute membersPartyNumber of meetings attendedColin Beattie (until 26...
Last updated:
9 April 2024
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S6M-08735: Fulton MacGregor: One Parent Families Scotland’s End Young Parent Poverty Campaign – That the Parliament recognises the commencement of One Parent Families Scotland’s End Young Parent Poverty campaign, which began on 26 April 2023; notes with concern reports that people aged under 25 receive less than older Universal Credit claimants in the same circumstances; believes that such a policy disproportionately affects parents who are under 25, including in the Coatbridge and Chryston constituency; acknowledges reports that, in real terms, this means that couple parents under 25 lose out by £100 per month compared to over-25s, and single parents under 25 lose out by £65 per month compared with those over 25; notes the calls for the Scottish Government to support young families with a top-up to the Scottish Child Payment for parents under 25, who are in receipt of Universal Credit; further notes the calls for the UK Government to urgently reverse what it considers this discriminatory policy and pay under-25s the same rate of benefits as over-25s; understands that the campaign is supported by nearly 50 partner PB/S6/23/78 organisations, and notes the view that the realisation of the campaign’s goals will help children at the highest risk of poverty, promote gender equality by addressing what it sees as the deep inequalities faced by young single parents who are disproportionally female, as well as supporting all young single parent families who represent the household type reportedly most likely to lose out from the move to Universal Credit, and help Keep The Promise to care experienced young people.
Committee reports
Date published:
29 January 2025
Budget Scrutiny 2025-26 - Public and Private Collaboration on Reform
Finance and Public Administration Committee's pre-budget 2025-26 scrutiny - Managing Scotland's Finances: A Strategic Approach.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
1 September 2017
Scotland's Business Base - Facts and Figures - Challenges - view from SMEs
Just one in ten SMEs had no issues.
Figure 26: Major obstacles to the success of the business: top 10 answersSource: Scottish Government. (2016, August).
Last updated:
7 January 2026
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It also does not change the purposes for which visitor levy revenues may be used; they will still be required to continue to support and sustain facilities and services substantially for, or used by, visitors.
Last updated:
6 January 2026
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It also does not change the purposes for which visitor levy revenues may be used; they will still be required to continue to support and sustain facilities and services substantially for, or used by, visitors.
Last updated:
9 May 2023
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S6W-17779 Alexander Burnett: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will confirm whether NHS boards remain responsible for the running of pharmacotherapy and community treatment and care (CTAC) services; whether pharmacotherapy services will continue to be carried out in GP practices, in light of transitionary services arrangements being discontinued, and, if it is the case that pharmacotherapy will no longer be carried out in GP practices, what funding it will provide to NHS boards to ensure that these services are delivered.
Committee reports
Date published:
21 December 2023
Stage 1 Report on Visitor Levy (Scotland) Bill - Views of businesses and the tourism sector
However, the STA also called for the definition to be amended to make clear that revenue can be invested in other tourism priorities “such as investment in visitor attractions and heritage sites, cultural programmes, and the promotion and management of destinations”.
Committee reports
Date published:
28 April 2022
Scotland's Supply Chain - Upskilling and re-skilling
Retrieved from <a href="https://www.parliament.scot/chamber-and-committees/official-report/what-was-said-in-parliament/EFW-26-01-2022?meeting=13551&iob=122979" target="_blank">https://www.parliament.scot/chamber-and-committees/official-report/what-was-said-in-parliament/EFW-26-01-2022?
