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The inserted new section confers a regulation-making power on the Scottish Ministers to make provision for or in connection with the amendment of a levy return made under section 26 of the 2024 Act.
Retrieved from https://www.parliament.scot/-/media/files/committees/constitution-europe-external-affairs-and-culture-committee/tca-scotland-food-and-drink.pdf [accessed 26 July 2024]Scotland Food and Drink set out that the main impact had been on perishable goods such as seafood and meat and dairy which now faced delays and increased costs.
The policy provided a framework for yearly pay deals to be limited to a 3% increase in 2025-26 or to a cumulative 9% over three years from 2025-26 to 2027-28.
Annexe B - Session 6 inquiries and reports
Pre-budget and budget scrutiny
Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2022-23: Scotland's public finances in 2022-23 and the impact of COVID-19
Report: Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2022-23: Scotland's Public Finances in 2022-23 and the Impact of COVID-19
Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2023-24: Scotland's public finances in 2023-24: the impact of the cost of living and public service reform
Report: Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2023-24: Scotland's Public Finances in 2023-24 and the Impact of the Cost of Living and Public Service Reform
Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2024-25: The Sustainability of Scotland's Finances
Report: Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2024-25: The Sustainability of Scotland's Finances
Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2025-26...
The Scottish Budget 2025-264Scottish Government. (2024). Scottish Budget 2025-26. Retrieved from https://www.gov.scot/binaries/content/documents/govscot/publications/corporate-report/2024/12/scottish-budget-2025-2026/documents/scottish-budget-2025-26/scottish-budget-2025-26/govscot%3Adocument/scottish-budget-2025-26.pdf document published on 4 December 2024 stated that the Scottish Government would lay this SSI in early 2025 “to provide additional clarity on the clawback arrangements for sub-sale development relief and to provide for the availability of LBTT group relief in instances of non-partition demergers”.
Retrieved from <a href="https://www.consilium.europa.eu/media/43076/26-vc-euco-statement-en.pdf" target="_blank">https://www.consilium.europa.eu/media/43076/26-vc-euco-statement-en.pdf</a> [accessed 20 May 2020].
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
10 January 2012
This is based on achievement of FCS’s 2,000 megawatts installed capacity target, and takes into account all actual and potential developments (including those resulting from the 2010-11 competitive negotiation process).
These costs fall entirely to the Scottish Administration and cover both the establishment phase (2022-23 to 2025-26) and the operational phase (from 2025-26).