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Railway Policing (Scotland) Bill 5 (2) The Scottish Ministers must appoint a suitable person to determine the dispute (“the appointed person”). (3) The appointed person— (a) must, before determining the dispute, give each party to the dispute an opportunity to make representations, 5 but (b) may otherwise decide the procedure for determining the dispute. (4) In a determination under this section, the appointed person may— 10 (a) vary the terms of the RPA which forms the basis of the dispute, (b) decide how any term of the RPA is to be construed or operated, (c) decide that, in accordance with an RPA, a party must 15 pay a specified sum or a sum assessed in a specified manner to the other party, (d) make an award of expenses against a party. (5) Where a determination under this section varies the terms of an RPA, those terms are to be treated as if they had 20 been agreed as part of an RPA entered into between the parties under section 85A. 85H Appeals A party to a dispute referred to the Scottish Ministers under section 85D(1) may appeal to the Court of Session against 25 any determination made under section 85E(2)(b), 85F or 85G. 85I Enforcement of determination A determination made under section 85E(2)(b), 85F or 85G may, with the permission of the Court of Session, be 30 enforced as it if were a judgment of that court (and may, in particular, be enforced by the use of powers in relation to contempt of court). 6 Railway Policing (Scotland) Bill Engagement with railway operators 85J Railway policing management forum (1) The Authority must establish and maintain a forum for it and the chief constable to engage on a regular basis with relevant railway operators and relevant trade unions about 5 the policing of railways and railway property in Scotland. (2) For the purposes of this section and section 85K, a “relevant railway operator” is a railway operator which is a party to an RPA, or is subject to a requirement to enter into an RPA under regulations made under section 85C. 10 85K Agreement of railway policing priorities, objectives etc. (1) The Authority must, for each yearly period beginning on 1 April, take steps to agree with relevant railway operators and the chief constable— 15 (a) the priorities and objectives for the policing of the railways and railway property in Scotland, (b) the proposed arrangements for policing the railways and railway property in order to meet those priorities and objectives (and the means by which performance 20 may be assessed), and (c) the expected overall costs involved in providing such arrangements. (2) In the absence of an agreement being reached under subsection (1), the Authority, in consultation with the chief 25 constable, is to determine the matters described in paragraphs (a) to (c) of that subsection. (3) Section 36 applies to any agreement reached (or determination made) under this section as it applies to an annual police plan. 30 Railway Policing (Scotland) Bill 7 Engagement with railway users etc. 85L Engagement with railway users and other interested persons (1) The Authority must make arrangements to obtain the views of the persons and bodies listed in subsection (2) about 5 the policing of railways and railway property in Scotland. (2) The persons and bodies are— (a) passengers on the railways, (b) employees of railway operators, (c) constables (of all ranks), 10 (d) police staff, (da...
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Toraidhean Taghadh Pàrlamaid na h-Alba 2021 2021 Scottish Parliament Election Results 69 69 69 SPcàorttatiisdhh N Naàtiiosenaanl tPaa hr-tAylba CAelbnatr aa lD Secaostland BPA a rèir Pàrtaidh MSPs by Party RBePgAio Rnaoli nMneSiPls ConBstPitAu eSngcìyre Mil SPs RCiacihleaarnd MLeaocn aa’r dGhobhainn 9 Aonghas a Deas – Graeme Dey 1 Aberdeen Central – Kevin Stewart SCtreapigh eHno yKerr 8 Aonghas a Tuath agus a’ Mhaoirne – Màiri Gougeon 2 Aberdeen Donside – Jackie Dunbar MCaornoicl Ma oLcehnannon 6 An t-Àrd-Ruigh agus Shotts – Niall Gray 3 Aberdeen South and North Kincardine – GBrriaahna Wmh Sititmlepson 25 Baile Dhùn Dè an Ear – Seòna Robastan Audrey Nicoll MShaarkro Gn rDiffionwey 26 Baile Dhùn Dè an Iar – Joe Mac Giolla Phádraig (FitzPatrick) 4 Aberdeenshire East – Gillian Martin 16 Bruach Chluaidh agus Muileann-Gaidh – Marie Nic an Uidhir MEmegmhaa nH Garaplelarcher 6 Airdrie and Shotts – Neil Gray 54 Cair Chaladain – Dàibhidh Torrance GMiallriatinn MWahcitkfiaeyld 7 Almond Valley – 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Official Report
Meeting date:
14 September 2021
Health, Social Care and Sport Committee 14 September 2021
We know from successive annual reports that more than half our people who die have a history of overdosing, so when people survive a near-fatal overdose, we really need services to kick in quickly.
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Tha supporting people’s wellbeing during lockdowns. sin an dà chuid tron mheudachadh mhòr ann an coileanaidhean That is through both the huge increase in online air-loidhne, agus an uair a thill coileanaidhean beò.
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Tha supporting people’s wellbeing during lockdowns. sin an dà chuid tron mheudachadh mhòr ann an coileanaidhean That is through both the huge increase in online air-loidhne, agus an uair a thill coileanaidhean beò.
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22 February 2024
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Between 2013 and 2021, the Scottish Government ran two significantly successful schemes to help FTBs purchase a new home: the highly targeted Help to Buy (Scotland) and latterly the First Home Fund.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 March 2022
Economy and Fair Work Committee 02 March 2022
I understand that you do a quarterly survey of 100 of your top business customers and an annual survey of up to 400 of your top business customers.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 November 2021
Rural Affairs, Islands and Natural Environment Committee 10 November 2021
If we think about some of the trade agreements that we might make with countries that we know have poorer animal standards and how that might affect people’s buying behaviour, we can see that such labelling could be useful when you are buying shell eggs or a piece of meat.
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30 August 2024
Pre Budget Scrutiny COSLA Solace and CIPFA Directors of Finance
These are often readily accessible on council websites or in public libraries. • Digital communication – councils regularly use their own websites, social media and digital newsletters and email updates to inform their communities about ongoing and upcoming projects.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
2 March 2015
S4W-24508
Since the six week moratorium was introduced in DAS at the end of June 2007, almost 21,000 debtors have been saved from the additional stress of further diligence.
