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The Cabinet Secretary provided further information by way of a letter on 26 November. The letter stated that:
Regarding venting of CO2, the ETS has historically focused on emissions arising from combustion activities.
The net result is higher spending on ADP, which is forecast to exceed the BGA funding it attracts by £314 million in 2025-26.
Even without this different approach to administering ADP, another important factor to note is that there is a UK-wide trend of increasing demand for disability benefits.
There are, for example, questions on the security of the new system, as well as how the rules will work for people who do not have access to digital technology (for details see pages 9 and 33 of the analysis of responses to the Scottish Government's consultation).1Scottish Government. (2022, January 26).
The Committee agreed its Stage 1 report on the general principles of the Bill on 26 February 2020.
The Stage 1 debate on the Bill took place on 5 May 2020, with Stage 2 consideration expected to take place in June 2020, outwith the period covered by this report.
This Scottish Government Bill was introduced by the Cabinet Secretary for Communities, Social Security and Equalities, Angela Constance MSP, on 26 June 2018. The Lead Committee is the Local Government and Communities Committee.
If he was over his brief, he would know that, at the year end 2022, Scotland had 21 per cent of total UK renewables installed capacity and 26 per cent of renewable electricity generated.
To ask the Scottish Government what immediate steps it will take to address the reported decline in business confidence across all sectors as highlighted in the latest Scottish Chambers of Commerce Quarterly Economic Indicator.
SFC published College Funding Allocations 2025-26 For both the college and university sectors, our headline increases in funding are based on annual comparisons against the 2025-26 Published Budget figures as the baseline, rather than the 2025-26 ABR position.