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Justice Committee 26 March 2013 Justice Committee 26 March 2013Decisions on Taking Business in Private Decisions on Taking Business in Private I welcome everybody to the Justice Committee’s 10th meeting in 2013.
If you’re not sure, please discuss with your manager or speak with colleagues in the People Services office. 26 Annex A Proposed Code of Conduct Taking part in additional activities or employment It’s recognised that there are a number of benefits from taking part in additional outside activities or employment.
During these visits, members met with local authority staff, local businesses and community groups involved in implementing community wealth building strategies in their areas.
This was a prevalent theme in our engagement event with the Scottish Youth Parliament and on visits. Inter-island ferries in particular were described to the Committee as akin to bus services and young people were of the view they should have parity with young people on the mainland.
Salmon farming in Scotland
REC Committee visit to a fish farm
Scottish Parliament Media Relations OfficeLaunched at the beginning of 2018, the remit of this inquiry was to consider the current state of the salmon industry in Scotland, to identify opportunities for its future development and to explore how the various fish health and environmental challenge...
Committee reports
Date published:
10 December 2019
Official Report, 6 June 2019, Col 29.
p. 36 - Bryan: comments made during fact-finding visit to Ayrshire College, 3 June 2019.
p. 40 - Georgia: comments made during fact-finding visit to Ayrshire College, 3 June 2019.
p. 40 - Janie Nicoll: Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs.
To ask the Scottish Government, further to the statement by John Swinney on 26 November 2015 (Official Report, c. 40), whether it will set out its spending plans for beyond 2016-17 before the end of the parliamentary session.