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20220117_SCoSS_uprating scrutiny report
This highlights how “ …the energy sector has contributed to the inflationary pressures after [the] Office of Gas and Electricity Markets’ (Ofgem) 9% increase of the tariff cap in 26 April 2021” . This has resulted in domestic gas bills rising by 28.1% and 27 electricity by 18.8%.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 May 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 07 May 2024
It cost Tavish Scott nothing, yet it settled that very nervous 26-year-old new entrant to the chamber and gave me confidence to ensure that I bettered myself.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 May 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 27 May 2021
Yesterday, the First Minister said in the chamber that she would “work with the business sector, to provide as much clarity and support as possible.”—Official Report, 26 May 2021; c 9. In that spirit, will she set out the specific progress necessary to ease restrictions in Glasgow and, crucially, the further suppor...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
10 October 2023
Mobile (Park) Homes - Site rules
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Official Report
Meeting date:
6 March 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 06 March 2024
There is more than 90 years’ worth of experience of aluminium making at Fort William; the site is a national strategic asset. That underlines the Government’s involvement with it.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 September 2011
S4W-02654
Table 1 – Meetings with External Stakeholders Date(s) of meeting Title of Meeting Buildings or Estates Ministerial or Official Outcomes Sept 2007 Expert Panel Both Both A Low Carbon Building Standards Strategy for Scotland (The Sullivan Report) 6 meetings between April 2010 and August 2011 Section 63 of CC(S) Act Working Group Buildings Official Assistance with formulating the public consultation document 6 meetings between June 2008 and July 2011 Section 63 of CC(S) Act with COSLA Buildings Both Informing progress on Section 63 April 2011 Section 53 of CC(S) Act Workshop on Implications of a Changing Climate on the Built Environment Both Official Improved links between the other sectors action plans and to monitor adaptation progress 7 meetings between February 2008 and January 2010 Building Regulations energy standards working group Buildings Official Assistance with formulating revised standards and guidance for October 2010 changes 5 meetings between February 2010 and January 2011 Building Regulations sustainability standards working group Buildings Official Assistance with formulating new sustainability standards and guidance for May 2011 September 2010 Industry stakeholder workshop: Water Efficiency Measures in Buildings Buildings Official To consider water efficiency measures for buildings as part of the building regulations review for 2013 5-5-09 10-10-09 High Level Group on Leading by Example – External Environmental Improvement of the Public Sector Estate Official – Chaired by Permanent Secretary Collective endorsement and support for the Public Sector Leading by Example agenda 23-10-10 25-5-10 13-9-10 13-12-10 High Level Group on Sustainable Scotland Public Sector Sustainability, including estates Official – Chaired by Permanent Secretary Collective endorsement and support for the Public Sector Leading by Example agenda 18-11-08 10-2-09 26-5-09 1-9-09 8-5-11 Leading by Example Working Group Environmental Improvement of the Public Sector Estate Official – Chaired by Greener Scotland Division Information sharing between lead officials on environmental performance 5 meetings between August 2009 and November 2010 Renewable Heat Implementation Group Both Official Overseeing and delivering actions set out in the Renewable Heat Action Plan 1 September 2011 Microgeneration Stakeholder Group Both Official Input into Microgeneration strategy Several meetings since December 2009 2020 Climate Group: Built Environment Sub-Group Both Official (group is independent of Government) Consideration of delivery steps to ensure significant energy demand reduction by 2020. 26-4-11 9-6-11 16-8-11 Social Housing Standard Working Group Buildings Official Working to develop a climate change standard for social housing S4W-02654
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 April 2022
Criminal Justice Committee 20 April 2022
Looking at pages 26 and 27, the first box is about information on the Government’s plans.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
12 November 2026
S7W-04645
Data are available from 2021-22 onwards and include provisional data for 2025-26.NHS Board2021-222022-232023-242024-252025-26pAyrshire & Arran1,2141,3691,4891,3981,324Borders224237245249219Dumfries & Galloway381453448534491Fife9288851,1391,1591,140Forth Valley695724756718738Grampian9201,0381,093984991Greater Glasgow & Clyde3,5424,0693,8913,9293,799Highland545696643697617Lanarkshire2,2202,3662,5382,3592,397Lothian1,6521,4771,6851,5901,513Orkney2540333329Shetland1535262318Tayside9629721,0701,1371,062Western Isles7665646056Scotland13,40314,42515,12014,87014,394Table 1: Number of hospital admissions with COPD recorded as the main diagnosis, by NHS Board of residence, Scotland, 2021/22 to 2025/26 (provisional).
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
16 June 2026
S7W-00777
£10,752 in Financial Year 24-25 and £14,330.40 in 25-26.Financial YearTotal PoliticsReason – Total Politics2021-22Nil SpendN/A2022 – 23Nil spendN/A2023 – 24Nil spendN/A2024-25£10,752Women into Leadership - Conference tickets / training events – all transactions had a similar description2025-26£14,330.40Women into Leadership - Conference tickets / training events – all transactions had a similar descriptionAs these are Electronic Purchase Card (ePC) transactions, any purchases over £500 are published routinely Government spend over £500: monthly reports - gov.scot S7W-00777
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
15 November 2019
S5W-26126
The projected numbers, alongside the resulting projected staff costs used for the financial memorandum, are in the following table: Year Staff Cost Profile (£m) Employees (Full Time Equivalent) 20-21 7.2 63 21-22 10.8 91 22-23 11.9 98 23-24 13.2 104 24-25 14.5 111 25-26 15.9 117 26-27 17.4 124...
