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In doing so, the minister notes “record funding of over £13.9 billion” being delivered as part of the latest local government settlement. Do members have any comments or suggestions for action?
Grangemouth Refinery (Engagement with UK Government) To ask the First Minister whether he will provide an update on the Scottish Government’s latest engagement with the United Kingdom Government regarding the status of the Grangemouth refinery.
All items that are provided in the baby box are kept under review to ensure that they are meeting the needs of babies and parents and the latest clinical advice. Given the limited positive impact on new mothers and infants of the baby box, as laid out in The Lancet, does the cabinet secretary believe that ensuring th...
Is the minister not even just a little bit embarrassed that he is now using Elon Musk as his latest excuse for failing to deliver the SNP R100 programme on time?
(S6O-02505) The number of affordable homes that were completed in the latest year, to the end of March 2023, is the highest annual figure in more than two decades.
If the member is concerned about a specific constituency case, I will be happy to follow it up with the appropriate board. I welcome the latest statistics, which show an increase in the number of patients who are seen within target times.
It is for each board to put in place the services that best meet the needs of its patient population, through consultation and engagement with the local community. The latest figures, which were published today, show that we now have a record 5,195 GPs working in Scotland, which is an increase of 74 on last year.
Section 12(2) clarifies that the aircraft operator, and not the passenger, is the taxpayer. Sections 13 to 15 (registration) 26. These sections relate to registration.
In submissions commenting on college budgets for 2023/24 both the SFC and Colleges Scotland highlighted 1,000 – 1,500 job losses from the sector over the next five years, from 2022-23 onwards. 26. The Committee asks the Scottish Government to set out its response to these projections in relation to job losses in the college sector. 27.