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Official Report
Meeting date:
28 February 2019
Meeting of the Parliament 28 February 2019
That was highlighted to me during my recent visit to REACH Lanarkshire Autism in my constituency of Rutherglen.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 June 2012
Meeting of the Parliament 06 June 2012
In the 2010-11 academic year, the trust reached more than 70,000 children and there was a 20 per cent rise in school farm visits in Scotland.Across the Lothians, the trust organises, on average, 50 farm visits and 150 classroom visits each year.
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29 January 2026
SPBill59BS062026
Independent review 2G Independent review (1) Environmental Standards Scotland is to— 20 (a) review each report prepared by the Scottish Ministers under section 2E(1), and (b) assess the manner in which the Scottish Ministers seek independent advice in compliance with their duties under sections 2E(2) and 2F(1). (2) Environmental Standards Scotland is to prepare and publish a report on the 25 outcome of each— (a) review under subsection (1)(a), and (b) assessment under subsection (1)(b). (3) Before publishing a report under subsection (2), Environmental Standards Scotland must— 30 (a) send a copy of the report to the Scottish Ministers, and (b) lay a copy of the report before the Scottish Parliament. (3A) The Scottish Ministers must, as soon as reasonably practicable after a report is published under subsection (2), lay a statement before the Scottish Parliament setting out any action the Scottish Ministers intend to take as a result of the 35 report. (3B) The requirement to lay a statement under subsection (3A) does not apply if a statement made under section 2E(4) has already set out the action the Scottish Ministers intend to take as a result of the report. (3C) A statement under subsection (3A) may be combined with a statement under 40 or 2F(3). section 2D(4) 6 Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill Part 1—Targets for improving biodiversity (4) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations amend this section to specify a different person to carry out the assessing, reviewing and reporting functions conferred. (4A) Regulations under this section must specify a public body or office-holder 5 who is independent of the Scottish Ministers. (5) Regulations under this section are subject to the affirmative procedure. (6) The duty in subsection (1)(b) does not apply in respect of the Scottish Ministers’ first exercise of the power under section 2C(1) to set the targets required by subsection (2) of that section. 10 2H Application of this Part 1 This Part applies only in relation to the exercise of functions by public bodies or office-holders in or as regards Scotland which do not relate to reserved matters.”. (4) In section 53 (orders and regulations: general), in subsection (4), after “sections” insert 15 “2C, 2E, 2G,”. 1A Reports on compliance with biodiversity duty (1) The Nature Conservation (Scotland) Act 2004 is modified as follows. (2) For section 2A substitute— “2A Reports on compliance with biodiversity duty 20 (1) Each specified public body or office-holder must prepare and publish a biodiversity report in relation to each specified period. (2) A biodiversity report is a report on the actions taken by the specified public body or office-holder in pursuance of its duty under section 1 during the period to which the report relates. 25 (3) A report under this section— (a) is to be prepared in such form and published in such manner as the public body or office holder thinks fit, (b) may be incorporated within another report prepared or published by the body. 30 (4) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations make provision about biodiversity reports including, in particular, provision specifying— (a) the public bodies and office-holders which are required to prepare and publish a biodiversity report under this section, (b) the periods in relation to which reports are to relate, 35 (c) particular information that must be included in a biodiversity report. (5) A period specified under subsection (4)(b)— (a) may be specified by reference to a specific date or by reference to the frequency with which biodiversity reports are to be prepared and published, but 7 Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill Part 3—National parks (b) must require a report to be published by a specified public body or office-holder at least once every 3 years. (6) In this section, “specified” means specified in the regulations made under subsection (4).”. 5 P ART 3 N ATIONAL PARKS Modification of aims and purposes of National Parks 5 Aims of National Parks (1) The National Parks (Scotland) Act 2000 is modified as follows. 10 (2) For section 1 (the National Park aims), substitute— 1 “1 The National Park aims (1) In this Act, references to the National Park aims are to the following aims in relation to the area of a National Park— (a) to conserve and enhance the area’s natural and cultural heritage, 15 (b) to promote sustainable management and use of the area’s natural resources, (c) to promote public understanding and enjoyment of the area’s natural and cultural heritage, and (d) to promote sustainable economic, social and cultural development of the 20 area’s communities. (2) Without limit to the generality of subsection (1), those aims include— (a) restoring and regenerating biodiversity in the area, (b) mitigating and adapting to climate change, (c) supporting access to and within the area, 25 (d) encouraging recreation in the area, (da) encouraging sustainable and regenerative agriculture, (e) promoting sustainable tourism and visitor management, and (f) promoting sustainable economic growth and development activity which— 30 (i) improves the health and wellbeing of individuals who visit...
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17 November 2025
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*S6M-19734 Kevin Stewart: Congratulations to Grampian Hospital Radio—That the Parliament congratulates Grampian Hospital Radio, based in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, on being awarded The King’s Award for Voluntary Service for 2025, the highest honour a voluntary group can receive in the UK; notes that the volunteer-run station was established in 1981, and provides 24-hour music, entertainment, information and companionship for patients across NHS Grampian hospitals; understands that the station’s team of volunteers produce and present shows, visit...
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2 September 2025
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*S6M-18636 Paul McLennan: East Lothian's Thriving Visitor Economy —That the Parliament commends Visit East Lothian and local tourism businesses for their outstanding contribution to the continued success of East Lothian’s tourism sector; acknowledges that in 2024 the sector generated £379 million for the local economy and supported over 4,600 full-time equi...
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24 September 2024
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The Framework is intended to improve delivery and ensure that the lessons learned from previous experience are reflected and embedded in future practice. For further details visit: Technology Assurance Framework - Digital - gov.scot (www.gov.scot) 25 The 14 criteria of the Digital Scotland Service Standard - Service Manual 19 This document relates to the Cr...
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5 September 2024
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Supported by: Jim Fairlie *S6M-14318 Stuart McMillan: Beacon Arts Centre, Lighting Up Lives in Inverclyde and the West of Scotland—That the Parliament recognises what it sees as the vital contribution that the Beacon Arts Centre makes to the local community and economy; understands that Inverclyde is one of the most deprived parts of Scotland; considers that the Beacon is a critical resource in Inverclyde with, it understands, more than a third of Inverclyde’s 37,406 households visiting...
Last updated:
28 May 2024
BB20240528
Supported by: Annabelle Ewing*, Miles Briggs*, Alexander Stewart*, Bill Kidd*, Jeremy Balfour*, Foysol Choudhury*, Kevin Stewart*, Colin Beattie*, Murdo Fraser*, Kenneth Gibson*, Tess White* *S6M-13297 Paul O'Kane: Victim Support Scotland Volunteer Recruitment Campaign—That the Parliament supports the national campaign launched by Victim Support Scotland on 20 May 2024 to recruit more than 200 volunteers across Scotland; considers that volunteers provide an essential part of the criminal justice system by supporting victims and witnesses of crime; understands that more volunteers are needed across Scotland to ensure that Victim Support Scotland can continue to deliver what it considers to be vital services to the people who need it most; understands that the campaign is urging people living throughout Scotland to sign up to become a volunteer to help deliver much-needed emotional and practical support to people who need it; further understands that Victim Support Scotland provides a range of bespoke, personal support to individuals and families dealing with the impact of crime in Scotland, including advice on court visits...
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22 April 2024
SSI CodBox Prof Heath 12 March
The data consist of records from trawl surveys by the Marine Directorate and its predecessors, which have systematically visited the Clyde at least once a year, every year, since 1984; quarterly sampling of cod landed at the fish markets in the Clyde, especially at Ayr, since the 1980s until commercial scale landings ceased; and data from quarterly sampling...
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7 December 2023
SPBill80CS052023
In particular, every child deprived of liberty shall be separated from adults unless it is considered in the child’s best interest 15 not to do so and shall have the right to maintain contact with his or her family through correspondence and visits, save in exceptional circumstances; (d) Every child deprived of his or her liberty shall have the right to pro...
