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SPICe briefings
Date published:
31 August 2017
Social Security (Scotland) Bill - Background
Table 1: Benefits devolved by the Scotland Act 2016Group of Benefits BenefitsFor carers, disabled people and those that are illcarer's allowance, disability living allowance, attendance allowance, personal independence payment, industrial injuries benefits, severe disablement allowanceCurrently part of the regulated social fund cold weather payment, funeral payment, sure start maternity grant, winter fuel paymentOtherdiscretionary housing paymentsThe act also devolves a range of other powers:
an expanded power to provide discretionary payments and assistance
the power to top-up reserved benefits
the power to create other new social security benefits (other than pensions) in areas not otherwise connected with reserved matters
Scottish Ministers have powers to vary the housing cost element of universal credit...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
26 February 2024
SPICe Bill Summaries - Session 6 - May 2021 to June 2023
The Scottish Government gave its response on 26 October 2022.
The Stage 1 debate was held on 27 October 2022.
Last updated:
23 March 2023
LetterfromCabSecSJHLGNewDealforLGandLGReview
Scottish Ministers have sought to deliver fiscal empowerment through undertaking to deliver progress on a Local Visitor Levy, and the newly created Workplace Parking Levy.
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5 July 2022
OUT Scottish Conservative to SPPA
. • Does the Bureau share the concerns expressed by some about the impact on debate of Members participating virtually or the potential for a diminution of opportunities for Members who attend the Parliament less as they are able to participate virtually? Yes. Visitors (both tourists and the electorate) expect to visit a functioning Parliament, not a virtua...
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20 June 2022
PE1906_B
Since at least 2013 plans have been put forward by architects and politicians to close the Minhocão permanently to traffic, creating a park along the lines of the High Line in New York, a converted disused rail that receives upwards of 8 million visitors per annum. Those proposals however remain the subject of debate.
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29 January 2026
Letter from Storegga on clarification of points raised during 20 January CCP evidence session 27 Jan
Industrial demand for CCS is structural rather than short-term or site-specific. Without Acorn, Scotland’s ability to decarbonise existing industry and secure inward investment is materially weakened.
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28 October 2024
PE2110_D
PE2110/D: Protect wild wrasse stocks Petitioner written submission, 28 October 2024 The Cabinet Secretary mentions a paper called "Assessing the implications of wrasse fishing for marine sites and features", saying "there was [previously] no evidence that showed wrasse fishing have a significant impact on rocky reefs".
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3 November 2022
LettertoMinisterMobileHomes
Patrick Harvie MSP, Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee Minister for Zero Carbon The Scottish Parliament Buildings, Active Travel Edinburgh and Tenants’ Rights EH99 1SP By email only Email: [email protected] 2 November 2022 Dear Patrick, Non-fixed housing Thank you for your letter of 10 August providing an update on the Scottish Government’s plans for the post-implementation review of the Residential Mobile Homes Site...
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20 July 2022
20220601 Clarification about some of the evidence from Douglas Hutchison about the Bord Na Gaidhlig evidence session
The problem will resolve once we have completed the building of the new primary school and we are also progressing a further school with the site all but settled. I have written to the Bord indicating my disappointment at the way in which Glasgow was characterised but wanted to correct the inaccurate figures they gave the committee.
20220601 Clarification a...
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11 June 2024
Victims Witnesses and Justice Reform Scotland Bill at Stage 1
Section 2(2) provides the persons who are required to set and publish standards of service. The British Transport Police (BTP) voluntarily follows the 2014 Act, and publishes a standards of service.
