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Meeting date:
28 February 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 28 February 2023
Some 14 per cent of young people identify as bi or pansexual, compared with just 2 per cent of baby boomers.
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7 March 2023
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S5W-22911 Michelle Ballantyne: To ask the Scottish Government what the satisfaction rate is among Universal Credit (UC) Scottish Choices claimants compared with those in receipt of monthly UC housing element payments.
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10 October 2024
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Real-time information on pay growth You also asked about data comparing public sector pay in Scotland and England, in particular comparing different roles.
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22 April 2022
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Calculations £4.74 x 16 trips = £75.84 per person per year £75.84 x 12,768 (NEC eye / eye +1 card holders) = £968,325.12 £968,352.12 x 2 (to account for companions) = £1,936,650.24 Key Figures and Findings Chapter 2: Bus and Coach Travel (transport.gov.scot) Summary Transport Statistics • 1.4 million people had a National Entitlement Card (NEC) in 2020 • Of this, 12,768 hold the eye or the eye +1 card (this accounts for 0.9% of all NEC holders) • Of those who have a NEC for a disability or visual impairment 73% have the +1 entitlement to travel with a companion Chapter 7: Rail Services (transport.gov.scot) • 2018-2019: 43.5 million reduced fare journeys out of 92 million journeys • 2019-2020: 96.4 million passengers Disability and Transport: Findings from the Scottish Household Survey • Reasons for not using the train more were not greatly different between disabled and non-disabled people, although ‘cost’ was named by more disabled people than non-disabled people (16% compared...
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16 December 2024
Tackling digital exclusion CAS to PAC 13 Dec 2024
I see on the tv adverts that say we should compare prices. How do you do that if you don’t have access to the internet?
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13 February 2025
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Each STL generates on average £32,400 additional GVA per property compared to residential use. I would like to propose to the Committee that my petition makes sound fiscal sense given the relatively low cost of having to pay business rates compared to the GVA earned per property.
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23 March 2023
Letter from the Minister for Equalities and Older People re human rights engagement update
It had been expected to visit the UK in 2016 but that visit was cancelled.
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4 May 2023
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Amendments may be lodged until 4.30 pm on any sitting day, except on the last lodging day for each Stage, when the deadline is 12 noon.
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10 May 2023
Full Report International Models of Social Care
The US has done little to date to integrate health and social care compared to other high-income countries.
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10 December 2019
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Vulnerable Witnesses (Criminal Evidence) (Scotland) Bill 3 (7) An exception is justified if— (a) the giving of all of the child witness’s evidence in advance of the hearing would give rise to a significant risk of prejudice to the fairness of the hearing or otherwise to the interests of justice, and 5 (b) that risk significantly outweighs any risk of prejudice to the interests of the child witness if the child witness were to give evidence at the hearing. (8) An exception is justified if— (a) the child witness is aged 12 or over on the date of commencement of the 10 proceedings in which the hearing is being or is to be held, (b) the child witness expresses a wish to give evidence at the hearing, and (c) it would be in the child witness’s best interests to give evidence at the hearing. (9) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations— 15 (a) modify subsection (2), (b) remove the condition set out in subsection (1)(b) and the list of offences in subsection (2). (10) Regulations under subsection (9) are subject to the affirmative procedure. 271BZB Child witnesses in certain solemn cases: modifications of section 271A 20 (1) In a case to which section 271BZA applies, section 271A applies with the following modifications. (2) References to a standard special measure are to be read as references to any of the following special measures (and subsection (14) is to be read accordingly)— 25 (a) taking of evidence by a commissioner in accordance with section 271I, (b) use of a supporter in accordance with section 271L, (c) giving evidence in chief in the form of a prior statement in accordance with section 271M. (3) Section 271A(2) has effect as if— 30 (a) the words “Subject to section 271AA,” were omitted, (b) the words “or a deemed vulnerable witness” were omitted. (4) Section 271A has effect as if the following subsection were inserted after subsection (2)— “(2A) A vulnerable witness notice must— 35 (a) state that section 271BZA applies, and (b) explain why the party considers that an exception is justified under section 271BZA(7) or (8) if the notice— (i) does not specify one or both of the special measures listed in section 271BZA(5) for the purpose of taking all of the child 40 witness’s evidence, 4 Vulnerable Witnesses (Criminal Evidence) (Scotland) Bill (ii) specifies an incompatible special measure (as defined in section 271BZA(6)) for the purpose of taking any of the child witness’s evidence, or (iii) states that the party considers that the child witness should give 5 any of the child witness’s evidence without the benefit of any special measure.”. (5) Section 271A has effect as if the following subsections were inserted after subsection (10)— “(10A) Subsections (5), (9) and (10) are subject to subsections (10B) to (10F). 10 (10B) Where the court is considering a notice in accordance with subsection (5) and the notice does not specify one or both of the special measures mentioned in section 271BZA(5) for the purpose of taking all of the child witness’s evidence, the court may nonetheless make an order which has the effect of authorising the use of one or both of those special measures for that purpose. 15 (10C) Unless the court is satisfied that an exception is justified under section 271BZA(7) or (8), an order made by the court under this section— (a) must authorise the use of one or more of the special measures mentioned in section 271BZA(5) for the purpose of taking all of the child witness’s evidence, 20 (b) must not authorise the use of an incompatible special measure (as defined in section 271BZA(6)) for the purpose of taking any of the child witness’s evidence, and (c) must not authorise the giving of any of the child witness’s evidence without the benefit of any special measure. 25 (10D) Even if the court is satisfied that an exception is justified under section 271BZA(7) or (8), an order made by the court under this section must not have the effect of requiring the child witness to be present in the courtroom to give evidence unless the court is satisfied that subsection (10E) or (10F) applies. 30 (10E) This subsection applies if— (a) the giving of evidence by the child witness in some way other than by being present in the courtroom for that purpose would give rise to a significant risk of prejudice to the fairness of the hearing or otherwise to the interests of justice, and 35 (b) that risk significantly outweighs any risk of prejudice to the interests of the child witness if the child witness were to be present in the courtroom to give evidence. (10F) This subsection applies if— (a) the child witness is aged 12 or over on the date of commencement of the 40 proceedings in which the hearing is being held or is to be held, (b) the child witness expresses a wish to be present in the courtroom to give evidence, and (c) it would be in the child witness’s best interests to be present in the courtroom to give evidence.”.
