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Date published:
26 April 2023
Long COVID - Awareness and recognition
Road to recovery: the impact of the pandemic on Scotland's labour market. SP Paper 314. (2023, February 7). Retrieved from <a href="https://bprcdn.parliament.scot/published/CVDR/2023/2/7/919d8d85-0210-4adf-a6d3-e196f8883d69/CVDRS062023R1.pdf" target="_blank">https://bprcdn.parliament.scot/published/CVDR/2023/2/7/919d8d85-0210-4adf-a6d3-e196f8883d69/CVDRS062023R1.pdf</a> [accessed 7 March 2023] The Committee received a response from the Scottish Government to its recommendations in March 2023.3Scottish Government response to the COVID-19 Recovery Committee, 1st Report, 2023.
Committee reports
Date published:
16 May 2019
Children (Equal Protection from Assault) (Scotland) Bill Stage 1 Report - Preventative spend
The Children and Young People’s Commissioner said evidence from other countries showed it could be “a very good economic decision”, adding that early intervention, even with an increased number of families, creates an economic benefit that is “exponentially greater than the amount of money that is spent on it.”Official Report, 7 March, col. 19
NHS Tayside agreed that research in these countries showed significant change over time “likely to result in cost savings for both child protection services and the police in the longer term” and a decrease in “adverse outcomes (e.g. emotional and behavioural problems)” which would lead to an anticipated reduction other publicly funded services.NHS Tayside, written submission
Parenting Across Scotland,Official Report, 28 February, col. 36 the Children’s Commissioner,Official Report, 7 March, col. 19 Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, Official Report, 21 March, col. 15Aberlour,Official Report, 7 March, col. 19 and Police ScotlandOfficial Report, 21 March, col. 36 all agreed the budget spent on the Bill would be preventative spend.
Last updated:
7 January 2026
University of Glasgow Scotlands sustainable media future challenges and opportunities
For example, where do, criticism and scandals around Cambridge Analytica, which collected trolling end and abuse and harassment begin? In the 7 users’ data without consent for political campaigning. case of fake news and disinformation, it is a moot point Participants at the workshop highlighted the pressing how to judge whether dissemination has harmful ef...
Last updated:
11 September 2025
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S6M-17523: Jeremy Balfour: National Epilepsy Week and Epilepsy Scotland’s “A Seizure That Stole a Future” Campaign— That the Parliament recognises 7 National Epilepsy Week, which takes place from 26 May 2025, and its aim of raising awareness of epilepsy and its impacts on the lives of the 80,000 people in Scotland who live with the condition; notes with par...
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5 February 2025
LetterfromMinisterforHousingHousingBillAmmendments
C HAPTER 2 RENT VARIATION INSTIGATED BY LANDLORD ’ S NOTICE Rent-increase notice given by landlord 43J Landlord’s power to increase rent by no more than the permitted amount (1) The landlord under a current tenancy may increase the rent payable under the tenancy by giving the tenant a notice in accordance with this section (“a rent-increase notice”). (2) But the landlord under a current tenancy may not increase the rent payable under the tenancy by more than the permitted amount for the area in which the let property is situatedrate. (3) The rent-increase notice must–– (a) specify–– (i) the rent that will be payable once the increase takes effect, (ii) the day on which the increase is to take effect, and (b) fulfil any other requirements prescribed by the Scottish Ministers in regulations. (4) The rent increase takes effect on the effective date, unless before that date— (a) the landlord intimates to the tenant that the notice is rescinded, (b) the tenant makes a referral to a rent officer under section 43L(2), or (c) the tenant applies to the First-tier Tribunal under section 43Q(1). 11 Housing (Scotland) Bill - Keeling schedule (5) For the purpose of subsection (4), the effective date is the date of the later of— (a) the day specified in the notice in accordance with subsection (3)(a)(ii), or (b) the day after the day on which the minimum notice period ends. (6) In subsection (5)(b), “the minimum notice period” means the period that— (a) begins on the day the notice is received by the tenant, and (b) ends on the day falling— (i) three months after it began, or (ii) whatever longer period after it began as the landlord and tenant have agreed between them. (7...
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13 September 2023
Scottish Human Rights Commission PreBudget Scrutiny 202425 briefing
From a HRBA perspective, where systems need to move to with regard to transparency, accountability, participation, is not just looking at that end point, but 7 rather exploring how that end point was reached.
Last updated:
11 March 2022
February Chief Executives Report
However, only 55% of valid substantive information returns were published with 7 days of submission, below the target of 80% and, 19% of invalid substantive information returns returned to registrants for amendment with advice within 7 days of submission, below the target of 66%.
Committee reports
Date published:
26 June 2019
Non-Domestic Rates (Scotland) Bill: Stage 1
They also appear in section 18(10) and (11)(b), section 19(7)(d) and (8)(b), section 20(8) and (9)(b), and section 21(6)(d) and (7)(b).
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 November 2022
S6W-12065
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Official Report
Meeting date:
4 September 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 04 September 2024
I remind members that questions 1 and 7 are grouped together and that I will take any supplementaries on those questions after both have been answered.
