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Official Report
Meeting date:
13 January 2000
Plenary, 13 Jan 2000
One of the biggest problems that is faced by council tenants is anti-social and disruptive tenants.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 May 2009
Justice Committee, 19 May 2009
Clackmannanshire's council for voluntary services is involved in our local partnership, but it would be useful if members of community groups such as neighbourhood watch groups or the tenants and residents federation could be told how they can get voted on to the partnership and become properly involved in it as well.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 May 2009
Plenary, 28 May 2009
If we adopted the Amber alert system, in a matter of minutes after a child has been reported missing to the police, all police forces would be alerted and television and radio programmes would be interrupted and pictures of the missing child would flash up on screens. Text messages would be sent to all subscribers, and Interpol, Europol and foreign police f...
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 November 2007
Education, Lifelong Learning and Culture Committee, 07 Nov 2007
That money is used as flexibility to fund other developments that do not have baseline budgets, including English for speakers of other languages and the Scottish screen academy. The money funds pilots, but they are determined over the spending review period, so it will be decided at the spending review whether any of the items that were funded by the flexi...
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 October 2010
Equal Opportunities Committee 05 October 2010
If, say, a local authority or a housing association spent a bit more money on adaptations, the need for additional housing to be built might be removed in some areas, because people would be able to live longer in their own homes.I can give you the exact figure but, from memory, I am pretty sure that the Scottish budget for adaptations this year is about £12 million for housing associations, plus what local authorities invest in adaptations for their tenants...
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 March 2009
Local Government and Communities Committee, 18 Mar 2009
I am quite sure that housing association tenants will take some comfort from your assurance that rents will not go up and that their income will not be affected.
Committee reports
Date published:
23 May 2024
Complaint against Michael Matheson MSP - Annexe B: Letter from the Presiding Officer (including complaints) - 19 March 2024
Paying back the money is an irrelevance, if the claim is fraudulent.
Date and time of visit/incident
March 2023 (as detailed on his expense submission)
From:
Sent: 17 November 2023 14.14
To: Presiding Officers
Subject:MSP - Code of Condct - Michael matheson
Attachments: FM letter MM 161123.docx
Hello
Having read your code of conduct I believe that the above...
Committee reports
Date published:
20 November 2023
Stage 1 report on the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill - Issues raised during the Committee's consideration
Often we could have just taken most steps on our first visit, but that is all part of the protocol.
Committees
Published:
5 November 2021
Submission from European Merchants
Quebec engages strategically with the EU on its priority area of artificial intelligence, interacting with the EU institutions, undertaking ministerial visits to Brussels and participating in EU expert groups, in recognition of the EU’s global role as a regulatory power.
Committee reports
Date published:
4 March 2019
Stage 1 Report on the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill - Annexe E - Outreach event conclusions
Make it more affordable to holiday in Scotland (all inclusive UK holidays, wildlife tourism, adventure holidays etc)
Learn from good public transport examples in other countries and impose more fines for poor service/delays
Tax multinational corporations
Link health benefits with “energy gyms” where bikes produce energy
Shared equipment for sports to reduce consumerism and waste
VAT refunds on house repairs
Safer cycling routes and improved community facilities
More recycling facilities at big events
Support for clubhouses/facilities to reduce costs through energy saving
Improved public spaces to encourage people to spend leisure time locally
Engagement/Outreach with diverse communities
Free bikes for everyone
Social encouragement for Zero Co2 activities
Shake up public transport costs
Nationalise public railways
Cap on personal air miles
Encourage staycations (more spending in Scotland)
Carbon price connected to air travel & other leisure activities
Limit foreign travel/flights over a lifetime – carbon rationing
Rail travel to be more attractive than air travel
Virtual reality holidays
Air travel using bio fuels/electric
More local amenities (i.e. cinemas, sports clubs, play parks)
Work less, spend less, more free time, less consumerism, more time to walk
Update planning regulations (active travel, sustainable infrastructure, charges for parking at out of town locations)
New ownership models for vehicles (rent a car don’t own a car)
Increase tax payer spending on cycle routes
Low carbon leisure activities (i.e. outdoor sports)
Carbon labelling of everything
Carbon tax on goods and services
Decouple personal satisfaction/happiness with consumerism
Tax air fuel/jet fuel
Improved and affordable public transport
Volunteer for holiday scheme (e.g. get a holiday as a reward)
More local outdoor gyms
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