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1 Letter from Alan McIntosh.
Known spawning grounds for different fish species have been identified within the SMP-OWE, with a further caveat that potential impacts from offshore wind farm construction, operation and decommissioning should be included in any site specific environmental impact assessment undertaken to support site specific wind f...
In addition, monthly individual interviews were carried out with 12 women entrepreneurs for four months, in order to build a better picture, rather than a snapshot in time, of the challenges that they were facing. I also undertook interviews with 26 enterprise support organisations, 11 of which were focused on women-only support.
In September, SPICe hosted a seminar featuring Dr Clarisse de Vries, University of Glasgow, JD Blackwood, AI Lead for NHS Forth Valley and the Chief Technology Officer for an AI company called Bering.
However, exemptions exist under this rule in order to account for species with a high survival rate when returned to the sea; and in the form of de minimis exemptions – these exemptions are an essential part to the operability of the landing obligation.
Angela Constance made the point that the programme is not a panacea and that we need to work on other issues.Jackson Carlaw expressed concerns about how the family nurse partnership relates to the wider pool of nurses and health visitors.
Instruments subject to negative procedure: The Committee will consider the following— National Health Service (Charges to Overseas Visitors) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2020 (SSI 2020/17) 4.
Part 5 - Enforcement and the Electoral Commission 26. The Scottish Government’s consideration of Part 5 of the Bill is ongoing, but it agrees with the UK Government that consent will be required for these provisions in part.