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Official Report
Meeting date:
18 February 2025
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 18 February 2025
For instance, a housing development trust or a new business might look to buy land.
Last updated:
29 October 2024
SPCB 24 Paper 59
I nternational Relations: Parliamentary travel 26 September 2024 Reference: SPCB (2024) Paper 59 Executive summary 1.
Last updated:
11 October 2024
SPCB 2024 Paper 59
I nternational Relations: Parliamentary travel 26 September 2024 Reference: SPCB (2024) Paper 59 Executive summary 1.
Committee reports
Date published:
24 March 2026
Legacy Report of the Economy and Fair Work Committee, Session 6 - Annexe A - Scrutiny work and inquiries
Ferguson Marine Port Glasgow - a site visit to the shipyard to meet with trade union representatives and apprentices.
2025/26
Grangemouth's industrial future - evidence sessions with INEOS Grangemouth and Petroineos Manufacturing Scotland Ltd, workers' representatives and the Scottish and UK Governments to consider t...
Last updated:
25 November 2021
Minutes of the CPG on Independent Convenience Stores meeting of 22 September 2021
They currently employed 96 staff and had around 26 commercial vehicles running daily.
Last updated:
20 February 2025
SPCB Minute 260924
The Clerk/Chief Executive presented his regular report, highlighting in particular the Presiding Officer’s visits across Scotland, and the first Mobile Device Report under the new mobile voice and data contract. 4.
Last updated:
21 December 2022
SPICe_Summary_Written_Evidence
The closing date for submissions was Friday 26 August 2022. This paper identifies key themes raised by respondents to that call for views.
Last updated:
7 March 2023
BB20180320
Decision on taking business in private: The Committee will decide whether to take item 4 in private. 2. Consideration of a new petition: The Committee will consider the following new petition— PE1679 by Jenny Lockhart on Cycle helmets in Scotland. 3.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 September 2019
S5W-25322
Through the £1.8 billion Scotland's Schools for the Future programme, the Scottish Government has invested the below in building and refurbishing schools across Scotland. A new school project is being delivered in every local authority area in Scotland: Aberdeen (a) £35.9m (b) £0 Aberdeenshire (a) £69.2m (b) £260k Angus (a) £51.1m (b) £310k Argyll & Bute (a) £39.6m (b) £5m City of Edinburgh (a) £63.8m (b) £200k Clackmannanshire (a) £9.65m (b) £800k Comhairle nan Eilean Siar (a) £4.6m (b) £150k Dumfries & Galloway (a) £16.2m (b) £8.6m Dundee City (a) £48.9m (b) £0 East Ayrshire (a) £45m (b) £100k East Dunbartonshire (a) £10.2m (b) £0 East Lothian (a) £9.5m (b) £290k East Renfrewshire (a) £32.9m (b) £7.3m Falkirk (a) £11.7m (b) £500k Fife (a) £57.4m (b) £80k Glasgow City (a) £30.4m (b) £300k Highland (a) £50.5m (b) £12.75m Inverclyde (a) £8.4m (b) £2.1m Midlothian (a) £50.8m (b) £300k Moray (a) £41.5m (b) £12.9m North Ayrshire (a) £44.1m (b) £400k North Lanarkshire (a) £54.9m (b) £170k Orkney Islands (a) £1.4m (b) £0 Perth & Kinross (a) £35m (b) £300k Renfrewshire (a) £15.9m (b) £0 Scottish Borders (a) £40.2m (b) £4m Shetland Islands (a) £35.9m (b) £1.3m South Ayrshire (a) £31.4m (b) £18.5m South Lanarkshire (a) £14.2m (b) £250k Stirling (a) £7.5m (b) £2.15m West Dunbartonshire (a) £36.9m (b) £140k West Lothian (a) £22.5m (b) £1.55m In addition, on 9 September, the First Minister, Deputy First Minister and Councillor Macgregor announced the first phase of school projects to benefit from the new £1 billion Learning Estate Investment Programme.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
14 January 2026
Tertiary Education and Training (Funding and Governance) (Scotland) Bill: Consideration prior to Stage 3 - Scottish Government response
This provided revised costings:
the higher cost estimate of the Bill for the six years 2025-26 to 2030-31 decreased from £33.4 million to £21.6 million - a reduction of £11.8 million; this decrease was largely based on the estimated pension shortfall payment being revised down by £15 million, a fall in estimated restructuring costs, and moving commencement from 1 October 2026 to 1 April 2027
this is offset slightly by new cost related to IT (a one-off cost of £4 million)
the revised costs also include a recurring cost related to employer pension contributions of £1 million per year; over time, this will more than offset the reduction in the estimated costs of the pension shortfall payment
the revised lower cost estimate projects a saving of £1 million - down from the initial projection of £3.1 million.
