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In line with Recommendation 10 made in the Report on the Review of the Audit Scotland Board and the Scottish Commission for Public Audit, published on 26 June 2019, the Commission plans to do this by holding additional informal meetings on emerging priorities, such as Audit Scotland’s audit modernisation programme, and other significant matters.1Scottish Commission for Public Audit. (2019, June 26).
Membership Changes
The following members left the Committee during this reporting period—
Stephen Kerr MSP (Committee Member 17 June 2021 – 26 May 2022)
Oliver Mundell MSP (Committee Member 17 June 2021 – 22 September 2022)
Kaukab Stewart MSP (Committee Member 17 June 2021 – 18 April 2023)
Graeme Dey MSP (Committee Member 29 March 2022 - 18 April 20230
Michael Marra MSP (Committee Member 17 June 2021– 25 April 2023)
The following members joined the Committee during this reporting period—
Sue Webber MSP from 26 May 2022
Stephen Kerr MSP from 22 September 2022
Ben Macpherson MSP from 18 April 2023
Bill Kidd MSP from 18 April 2023
Pam Duncan-Glancy MSP from 25 April 2023
The Committee identified an error in article 26(2)(a) of the Order in that the reference to article 2 of the instrument should instead be to article 22.
This is often called Wednesbury unreasonabless, after the name of the court case which first established the concept.1Associated Provincial Picture Houses Ltd v Wednesbury Corporation [1948] 1 K.B. 223; [1947] 2 All E.R. 680; (1947) 63 T.L.R. 623; [1947] 11 WLUK 26; (1948) 112 J.P. 55; 45 L.G.R. 635; [1948] L.J.R. 190; (1947) 177 L.T. 641; (1948) 92 S.J. 26. (1948).
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Women from the SRG also said the Scottish Government could apply pressure on SLAB now, before any reform comes through, to ensure it is doing all it can to meet the needs of victim/survivors within existing policy and legislation.Key themes from lived experience engagement with members of Scottish Women's Aid Survivor Reference Group: 26 March
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On the basis of our initial analysis, we estimate that the potential cost range for year 1 roll-out in 2025-26 is between £24.3 million and £40.6 million.