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SLC Budget Scotland No5 Bill
All documents are available on the Scottish Parliament website at: www.parliament.scot/documents SP Bill 87–LC Session 5 (2021)
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Statements on Legislative Competence of Budget Scotland Bill
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All documents are available on the Scottish Parliament website at: www.parliament.scot/documents SP Bill 63–LC Session 5 (2020)
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PB/S6/26/MINS/10 Minute of Parliamentary Bureau meeting 10 March 2026 Present: • Alison Johnstone (Chair) • Graeme Dey • Martin Whitfield • Tim Eagle • Gillian Mackay • Alex Cole-Hamilton Also attended: • Annabelle Ewing • Rona Mackay Apologies: • Liam McArthur • Lorna Slater • Willie Rennie Officials present: • David McGill • Callum Thomson • Tracey White • Irene Fleming • Katy Orr • Mark Brough • Sigrid Robinson • Lucy Scharbert • Katrina Venters • David Millett • Jason Nairn • Fran Iwanyckyj • Jennifer Griffin • Gail Grant • Samantha Currie Agenda item 1...
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Pension Scheme Minutes 2 December 2025
R estricted – Financial Management Scottish Parliamentary Pension Scheme Minutes of the Fund Trustee meeting held on 2 December 2025 at 17:30 via Microsoft Teams Present: Pauline McNeill MSP (Trustee and Chair) Murdo Fraser MSP (Trustee) Gordon MacDonald MSP (Trustee) Mark Ballard (Trustee) Kirsten Knox (Secretariat, SPCB Pay and Pensions Office) In Attendance: Keith Gourley (GAD) Eva Grace (GAD) Laura Brunton (GAD) Neil Mackie (SPCB Pay and Pensions Office) Neil Biggar (SPCB Procurement Office) Nicholas Fraser (SPCB Legal Services Office) Item 1...
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4 March 2026
20251217 GSP Advisory group minute
M inute of the Gender Sensitive Parliament Advisory Group meeting held on Wednesday 17 December at 12.30pm Present: • Rt Hon Alison Johnstone MSP, Presiding Officer (Chair) • Ruth Maguire MSP, Scottish National Party • Sue Webber MSP, Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party • Beatrice Wishart MSP, Scottish Liberal Democrats • Maggie Chapman MSP, Scottish Green Party • Professor Sarah Childs, Personal Chair of Politics and Gender, University of Edinburgh • Professor Meryl Kenny, Professor of Gender and Politics, University of Edinburgh • Hannah Johnson, Gender Audit Adviser to the Welsh Parliament Apologies: • Carol Mochan MSP, Scottish Labour Party • Femi Otitoju, Diversity and Inclusion Consultant In attendance: • Allan Campbell, Head of Operations, Chief Executive Group Officials supporting the Advisory Group and officials from the Office of the Presiding Officer also attended. Item 1...
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20 February 2026
SPCB 2026 Paper 08
The letter was issued by Mr Sarwar as party leader and in the letter, Mr Sarwar apologised for this error and advised that he had spoken to Scottish Labour party officials about the error to ensure it would not happen again. 1 REFERENCE: SPCB (2026) - Paper 08 – by correspondence 7.
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26 January 2026
Letter from Network Rail responding to 29 October letter on impact of crossborder train services on
Regarding the criteria for regulation, Network Rail operations make decisions as required for the overall good of the railway network in a Network Rail Infrastructure Limited Registered Office: Network Rail, Waterloo Station General Offices, Walker Suite, 2nd floor, London, SE1 8SW Registered in England and Wales No. 2904587 www.networkrail.co.uk 151-153 St Vincent Street, Glasgow, G2 5NW balanced and fair manner. However, as noted in item 1...
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22 January 2026
SSI Sea Fish Clyde cod box 21 January
B1. Effectiveness of Current Measures 1. Based on the available evidence, do you believe the current measures are likely to deliver recovery of Clyde cod?
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12 January 2026
Scottish Broadcasting Dr Lisa Kelly
Industry data highlights pervasive safety concerns and skills gaps across the screen workforce and research indicates the benefits of innovative approaches to safety training: • 76% of performers report having been injured at work, leading to 1 recommendations for industry-wide investment in safety skills development. • 75% of UK crew report that their own safety, or that of a colleague, has been compromised at work, with over two-thirds expressing concern about people 2 being promoted without adequate safety experience or qualifications. • 50% of screen workers are on freelance contracts yet safety incident data is 3 drawn from full-time employees, resulting in systemic under-reporting. • 37% of freelancers plan to leave the industry in the next five years if working 4 conditions do not improve. • 85% of participants in the Set Ready Safety immersive training pilot experienced a significant shift in their understanding of safety on set, with 5 100% recommendation for wider rollout. 1 Injury Prevention Consultancy, The Show Must Go on Safely, March 2025. 2 Bectu and Mark Milsome Foundation, Crew Safety Survey, November 2023. 3 BFI Statistical Yearbook, 2022. 4 Screen Industry Voices, Freelancers: Building Workforce Resilience for Growth in the UK Film and Television Industries, April 2025. 5 University of Glasgow, UofG launches next-generation safety training to transform culture in UK screen industry, June 2025.
