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MinisterCA_Annual Heat in Buildings Progress report 10 October 2024
The heat networks figure is based on the latest HNMBR data cycle (2018-2022) and includes connections to new heat networks (i.e. those which were completed within the previous four years).
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There are no plans to relocate the new court and as such no costs are required for new premises. 89.
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Jackie Baillie: To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government's response is to the new living wage rate. (S5F-00411) 7.
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Jackie Baillie: To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government's response is to the new living wage rate. (S5F-00411) 7.
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They are therefore also required to sign the certificate. 7. The Member’s intent is that the new owner must keep a signed copy of the certificate and produce it if required by an authorised person in cases of a suspected animal welfare issue.
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30 May 2024
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee Annual Report 2023-24 - Community Wealth Building
It has been undertaking pre-legislative scrutiny of CWB, firstly with a visit to Cumbrae island in North Ayrshire to see examples of local businesses and community action, and subsequently holding a round-table evidence session on 26 March with a range of stakeholders engaged in CWB.
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Supported by: Siobhian Brown*, Annabelle Ewing*, Kenneth Gibson*, Collette Stevenson*, Stuart McMillan*, Colin Beattie*, Elena Whitham*, Bill Kidd*, Sue Webber*, Ruth Maguire*, Fulton MacGregor*, Gillian Martin* *S6M-00536 Paul Sweeney: Cutting Steel on HMS Belfast, the Latest Clyde Built Ship—That the Parliament congratulates the workers at BAE Systems' Govan shipyard in Glasgow as they ceremonially cut the first steel on their latest vessel for the Royal Navy, HMS Belfast, on 29 June 2021; notes that this event marks the start of the manufacturing of the third City Class Type 26 Global Combat Ship to be constructed by BAE Systems, after HMS Glasgow and HMS Cardiff; recognises that the eight Type 26 vessels will be world class anti-submarine warfare ships, which will replace the anti-submarine variant Type 23 ships that were originally designed and built by Yarrow Shipbuilders at Scotstoun on the Clyde, and that this new class will be the most advanced ships of their type globally; celebrates the economic impact the project is having in Glasgow in supporting over 2,500 skilled jobs directly, and over 5,000 jobs and £160 million worth of wages across Scotland each year; further notes the international reach of the Glasgow-based project, with Type 26 class variants also being designed at the company's Scotstoun shipyard for the Royal Australian and Canadian Navies, and wishes all involved in Glasgow's most famous industry continued success and prosperity in the future.
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Supported by: Siobhian Brown*, Annabelle Ewing*, Kenneth Gibson*, Collette Stevenson*, Stuart McMillan*, Colin Beattie*, Elena Whitham*, Bill Kidd*, Sue Webber*, Ruth Maguire*, Fulton MacGregor*, Gillian Martin* *S6M-00536 Paul Sweeney: Cutting Steel on HMS Belfast, the Latest Clyde Built Ship—That the Parliament congratulates the workers at BAE Systems' Govan shipyard in Glasgow as they ceremonially cut the first steel on their latest vessel for the Royal Navy, HMS Belfast, on 29 June 2021; notes that this event marks the start of the manufacturing of the third City Class Type 26 Global Combat Ship to be constructed by BAE Systems, after HMS Glasgow and HMS Cardiff; recognises that the eight Type 26 vessels will be world class anti-submarine warfare ships, which will replace the anti-submarine variant Type 23 ships that were originally designed and built by Yarrow Shipbuilders at Scotstoun on the Clyde, and that this new class will be the most advanced ships of their type globally; celebrates the economic impact the project is having in Glasgow in supporting over 2,500 skilled jobs directly, and over 5,000 jobs and £160 million worth of wages across Scotland each year; further notes the international reach of the Glasgow-based project, with Type 26 class variants also being designed at the company's Scotstoun shipyard for the Royal Australian and Canadian Navies, and wishes all involved in Glasgow's most famous industry continued success and prosperity in the future.
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2nd Marshalled List Planning (Scotland) Bill
After section 1 Andy Wightman 171 After section 1, insert— Alexander Stewart 188 After section 1, insert— Kenneth Gibson 188A As an amendment to amendment 188, line 2, after insert Kenneth Gibson 188B As an amendment to amendment 188, line 5, at end insert Kenneth Gibson 188C As an amendment to amendment 188, line 8, after insert Kenneth Gibson 188D As an amendment to amendment 188, line 11, after insert Kenneth Gibson 188E As an amendment to amendment 188, line 13, after insert Kenneth Gibson 188F As an amendment to amendment 188, line 16, after insert 3 Kenneth Gibson 188G As an amendment to amendment 188, line 18, after insert Kenneth Gibson 188H As an amendment to amendment 188, line 20, after insert Kenneth Gibson 188I As an amendment to amendment 188, line 22, after insert Kenneth Gibson 188J As an amendment to amendment 188, line 23, after insert Kenneth Gibson 188K As an amendment to amendment 188, line 30, after insert Kenneth Gibson 188L As an amendment to amendment 188, line 41, after insert Claudia Beamish 220 After section 1, insert— Section 2 Andy Wightman Supported by: Alex Cole-Hamilton, Monica Lennon 42 Leave out section 2 5 After section 2 Andy Wightman Supported by: Monica Lennon 85 After section 2, insert— Monica Lennon 85A As an amendment to amendment 85, line 9, after insert Monica Lennon 189* After section 2, insert— Section 3 Monica Lennon 221 In section 3, page 2, line 22, at end insert— Andy Wightman Supported by: Monica Lennon 86 In section 3, page 2, line 22, at end insert— Monica Lennon 86A As an amendment to amendment 86, line 7...
