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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 May 2019
S5W-23095
To ask the Scottish Government what impact it considers that football clubs based in small towns can have on their communities and, in light of this, what discussions it has had with the SFA regarding (a) treating all such clubs that apply for membership in a fair and accountable manner, which allows them every opportunity to conform to the membership criteria, and (b) the decision not to grant full membership to Bonnyrigg Rose Athletic FC...
Last updated:
20 December 2023
Behavioural responses to Covid19 health certification a rapid review
[Internet] de Beaumont; 06 Apr 2021 [cited 16 May 2021].
Committee reports
Date published:
11 October 2024
Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2025-26: Funding for Culture - Multi-year funding settlements
Retrieved from https://yourviews.parliament.scot/ceeac/pre-budget-scrutiny-25-26/consultation/view_respondent?sort-order=excerpt-ascending&uuId=732105610 EIF also noted the “transformative” 2021 manifesto and Programme for Government commitment but highlighted that “some three years later, it has not been delivered.”
Committee reports
Date published:
7 November 2024
Report on Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2025-26 - Managing Scotland's Public Finances: A Strategic Approach
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Report on Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2025-26 - Managing Scotland's Public Finances: A Strategic Approach
A report on the Finance and Public Administration Committee's pre-budget scrutiny 2025-26 on managing Scotland's public finances: a strategic approach
Introduction
The Finance and Public Administration Committee’s pre-budget 2025-26 report sets out recommendations aimed at putting Scotland’s public finances on a more sustainable footing, through a strategic financial planning approach.
Last updated:
7 March 2023
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Supported by: Edward Mountain*, Richard Lyle*, Rona Mackay*, Sandra White*, Bill Kidd* *S5M-14937 Tavish Scott: Hoswick Visitor Centre That the Parliament congratulates all at — the Hoswick Visitor Centre on it being awarded £38,000 by the Scottish Land Fund to purchase land that will be used for parking, cycle space and an electric vehicle charge point; understands that the centre ensures a welcoming environment for people from the area and visitors alike; notes that the land fund aims to support communities become more sustainable and that, with support from the Big Lottery Fund and Highlands and Islands Enterprise, and that it has recently granted a total of £1.6 million to 10 communities; looks forward to the changes to the centre at Hoswick, and wishes all involved with it continued success.
Last updated:
3 June 2025
20250523_Colleges Scotland to Convener
After hearing the four evidence sessions which have taken place this spring, we would like to offer the following points in case useful to the Committee. 10th Meeting, 26 March: James Withers and Skills Development Scotland In response to the oral evidence given on 26 March 2024 (James Withers), we can advise the following: • We agree with the points Mr Withers made at Committee. • We agree that the current credit-based funding model is impacting on decisions around college activity and capping their ability to be fully flexible, agile and responsive to employer need. • We agree that colleges need to be clearly recognised in terms of roles and responsibilities within Regional Economic Partnerships and Regional Skills Planning Arrangements. • We agree that clear leadership is needed from Scottish Government Ministers to truly value Apprenticeships and that there is a need for greater political leadership in the Skills System and that there needs to be a clear, single responsibility for Skills within the Scottish Government. • We agree that the lack of transparency regarding the Apprenticeship levy has been damaged faith and trust in the Skills Delivery Landscape and that this has to change.
Last updated:
18 January 2024
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Supported by: Bill Kidd*, Miles Briggs*, Kevin Stewart*, Kenneth Gibson*, Stuart McMillan*, Pam Duncan-Glancy*, Edward Mountain*, Colin Beattie* *S6M-11901 Christine Grahame: "Take-up" Campaign for Pension Credit—That the Parliament welcomes Scottish Borders Council’s recent launch of a "take-up" campaign aimed at older people living in the region to ensure that they are receiving all the financial support and benefits that they are entitled to; understands that this includes Pension Credit, with the latest annual Department for Work and Pensions figures showing that around two in five (39%) pensioner households that are entitled to receive it are not claiming it, with unclaimed Pension Credit for the Scottish Borders reportedly estimated to be worth £3,667,060; notes that, if you are entitled to Pension Credit, you may also get other help, such as housing benefit, cost of living payments, council tax reduction, a free TV licence for those aged 75 and over, and, in some cases, help with heating your home, including replacement boilers; encourages everyone to check that they are receiving all the support that they are due using their local authority's financial inclusion team, which in the Scottish Borders can be done by calling 0300 100 1800, or support services such as Citizens Advice Scotland, and believes that continued efforts to raise awareness of entitlement and support to make claims is vital to ensure people are properly supported.
Committee reports
Date published:
19 January 2026
Audit Scotland Budget Proposal for 2026/27 - Overview of the 2026/27 budget proposal
Audit Scotland sets out the key features of its budget proposal 2026/27, as follows:
funding for core operating costs, an increase of £55,000 (0. 4 per cent) in SCF funding on a like-for-like basis with 2025/26
funding of £250,000 for the biennial, statutory National Fraud Initiative
identified efficiency savings of £2.1m (5.2 per cent)
audit fee increases of 4.3 per cent on average
an assumed pay award of 3.0 per cent
agreed investment in audit modernisation of £1.55m; this includes £430,000 rephased from 2025/26 and returned through the Spring Budget Revision for 2025-26
employer national insurance contributions baselined into the core budget (previously fully funded by SCPA in 2025/26 budget).
Committee reports
Date published:
27 November 2017
Sport for Everyone - A place for elitism?
We cannot afford to turn anyone off.
Health and Sport Committee 26 September 2017, Billy Garrett, contrib. 40, http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/parliamentarybusiness/report.aspx?
Committee reports
Date published:
24 March 2026
Annual Report of the Public Audit Committee 2025-26 - Introduction
Membership changes of the Committee during the reporting period are listed below—
Stuart McMillan MSP (7 January 2025 to 26 June 2025)
Joe FitzPatrick MSP (26 June 2026 – present)
Graham Simpson MSP (Con) (29 June 2023 to 27 August 2025)
Graham Simpson MSP (Reform UK) (27 August 2025 to present).
