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25 March 2025
UKIMA Prof Jo Hunt
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7 June 2024
BIMR Conference London 2023 Report
Costs 57. The cost of the outward visit totalled £1,214.26. This covered travel and expenses for five Members and the Branch Secretary.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
26 June 2025
S6W-38641
To ask the Scottish Government, as part of its work with football organisations, whatdiscussions it has had with the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) onthe reported proposed move by Hamilton Academical FC. We speak to the SPFL regularly on a range of issues, and they have kept us updated on matters relating to Hamilton Academical FC and their proposed move.I have recently written to the owners of the club offering to meet with them.
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Date answered:
23 July 2021
S6W-01052
Four Boards have requested funding to provide additional clinics as follows:Lanarkshire - £28,000Lothian - £8,098GGC - £5,000Fife: £2,700 No other Boards have requested funding, but we will keep the situation under review and will provide further funding if needed. Additionally, Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust, who are helping support the response with their He...
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Agriculture Bill OneKind 19Feb2024
Other concerns include high lamb mortality with multifactorial causes which are not always 1 Frontiers | Prioritization of Farm Animal Welfare Issues Using Expert Consensus (frontiersin.org) 2 Genetic selection of broilers and welfare consequences: a review (tandfonline.com) 3 Frontiers | The Influence of Keel Bone Damage on Welfare of Laying Hens (frontier...
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Minute of the Meeting held 16 March 2023
Cross-Party Group on Gardening & Horticulture th Thursday, 16 March 2023 Q1.04, the Scottish Parliament MINUTES Present MSPs • Rachael Hamilton MSP (Convenor) • Annabelle Ewing MSP • Sharon Dowey MSP (Virtual) Non-MSP group members • David Lydiat, HTA • Neil Cumming, HTA • Helen MacDonald, HTA • James Barnes, HTA • Jennifer Pheasey, HTA • Brian Cunningham, Scone Palace • Lewis Normand, I PlantsMan • Juliette Camburn, Keep Scotland Beautiful • Liz Steward, Scotland’s Garden Scheme • Jo...
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PB/S6/23/MINS/02 Minute of Parliamentary Bureau meeting 17 January 2023 at 12:00 pm Q1.03/MS Teams Present: • Alison Johnstone (Chair) • Annabelle Ewing • George Adam • Alexander Burnett • Gillian Mackay • Neil Bibby Also attended: • Gordon MacDonald Officials present: • David McGill • Tracey White • Catherine Fergusson* • Jo Hardy • Mark Brough • Rebecca ...
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16 June 2026
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The 10th Anniversary of the Death of Jo Cox: The Parliament debated S7M-00180 in the name of Jenny Young— That the Parliament acknowledges the 10th anniversary of the death of Jo Cox, who was murdered on 16 June 2016; notes that, until her death, Jo served as the Member of Parliament for Batley and Spen from May 2015; further notes that she was known as a passionate campaigner, activist and humanitarian; understands that her murder prompted a national conversation about the safety and security of elected representatives and the need for greater civility in politics; acknowledges that Jo has left a lasting legacy, including the Jo Cox Foundation, a charity that calls for more respect in politics, and The Great Get Together, an annual nationwide celebration centred on Jo’s message that “we have more in common than that which divides us”; celebrates the work of the Jo Cox Foundation, including the Jo Cox Women in Leadership Programme, which aims to support women in developing their skills and participating fully in public life; acknowledges that, in the decade since Jo’s murder, further acts of violence against elected representatives have occurred, including the murder of Sir David Amess in 2021, and notes the view that, as a new session of the Scottish Parliament begins, all MSPs should commit to fostering a more respectful political culture and remember that they have more in common than that which divides them. 9.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 September 2016
Public Petitions Committee 29 September 2016
Social Care (Charges) (PE1533) PE1480, on Alzheimer’s and dementia awareness, and PE1533, on the abolition of non-residential social care charges for older and disabled people, have been lodged by Amanda Kopel and Jeff Adamson, respectively.
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6 June 2024
SPBill27BS062024
(i) the heading of the section becomes “Employers etc.: duty to provide information”. (3) In section 70B (failure to give notice under section 70A(5))— (a) before subsection (1), insert— 20 “(A1) Where a person fails without reasonable excuse to send the information required under section 70A(1A) or (2) of this Act, the sheriff may, on the application of any creditor, make an order requiring the person who received the schedule or order— (a) to send the information to the creditor, and 25 (b) to pay to the creditor— (i) the sum due to the creditor by the debtor, or (ii) the sum of £500, whichever is the lesser.”, (b) in subsection (1)(b), for the words from “an amount” to the end of that paragraph 30 substitute “— (i) the sum due to the creditor by the debtor, or (ii) the sum of £500, whichever is the lesser.”, (c) in subsection (2), in the opening words, for “subsection (1)(b)” substitute 35 “subsection (A1)(b) or (1)(b)”, (d) in subsection (3)— (i) for “An employer” substitute “A person”, (ii) for “subsection (1)” substitute “subsection (A1)(b) or (1)(b)”, (e) after subsection (3), insert— 17 Bankruptcy and Diligence (Scotland) Bill “(4) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations modify subsection (A1)(b)(ii) or (1)(b)(ii) so as to vary the sums mentioned there.”, (f) the heading of the section becomes “Failure to give notice under section 70A”.
