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After debate, the amendment was disagreed to (by division: For 31, Against 60 (including 2 proxy votes), Abstentions 26). The motion was agreed to (by division: For 88 (including 2 proxy votes), Against 28, Abstentions 0). 6.
The written calls for evidence will close on 16 August 2024 and no extensions will be granted. 26. The Committee will only accept submissions made via the online platform.
Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Finance Shona Robison MSP F/T: 0300 244 4000 E: [email protected] Kenneth Gibson Convener Finance and Public Administration Committee The Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1 SP 26 February 2024 Dear Kenneth, 2024-25 SCOTTISH BUDGET – ADDITIONAL INFORMATION At the Finance and Public Administra...
Total ASL Placing Requests Session Total No of Granted Refused Withdrawn PRs 2019-2020 34 6 10 18 2020-2021 30 4 7 9 2021-2022 26 8 14 4 2022-2023 72 13 44 15 2023 -2024 149 12 80 13 There are currently 44 requests under consideration.
If you require assistance to share your views via the platform for accessibility reasons, please contact the clerks at [email protected], and they will add your submission via the platform on your behalf. 26. Analysis of the Committee’s calls for evidence will be published ahead of oral evidence being taken.
See www.lobbying.scot St Andrew’s House, Regent Road, Edinburgh EH1 3DG www.gov.scot Annex A – Email from DG Communities Paul Johnston to Lady Smith Subject: SCOTTISH CHILD ABUSE INQUIRY – SURVIVOR STATEMENTS Date: 14 February 2022 13:19:26 Dear Lady Smith I hope this note finds you well.
The Scottish Government stated that: “26. Preparing a Code of Practice does not rule out legislation in future if the Code of Practice should turn out to be ineffective.
The board’s financial plan for 2022/23 identifies an initial budget gap of £42.27 million with the CIP programme expected to deliver £26 million of savings. This leaves an unfunded budget gap of £16.27 million at the start of 2022/23.