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To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S4T-01299 by Humza Yousaf on 26 January 2016 (Official Report, c. 3), how many unaccompanied child refugees from Syria it plans to accept.
To ask the Scottish Executive whether the eligibility criteria for access to the warm homes fund referred to by the First Minister on 26 May 2011 (Official Report, c.70) will differ from those for other such schemes.
Perhaps we should be pressuring MPs to do something on that.Did you say that a minority of 26 per cent are choosing to change when they are given their RSS?
Historic Environment Scotland (Site Closures) To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on Historic Environment Scotland site closures.
The minister told Parliament yesterday that “The note in the consolidated accounts for 2020-21 was merely a technical assessment of a range of credit risk scenarios, which is an accounting standards requirement.”—Official Report, 26 January 2022; c 21.
Current Debt Balance The current overall debt balance attributed to Scottish borrowers is £10.4bn and the annual outlay of living cost loans for 2025/26 is £789.6m. Replacing all living cost loans with non-repayable grants would therefore require an additional recurrent resource commitment of around £790m annually.
At the close of the consultation a total of 46 responses were received, of which 13 were from individuals and 33 were from organisations. On 26 January 2023, the ‘. Scottish Government published a ‘summary of responses 112.
The Committee also asked the Scottish Government to provide available information on the implications of aligning with IED 2.0, including any threshold assessment of how many livestock units or other sites would be affected in Scotland.