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Since 2014, the TAC has decreased by 28% (137,354 tonnes) and 26% (11,063 tonnes) respectively. Scotland's share of the TAC in the West of Scotland remained relatively stable between 2012 and 2016.
We will take evidence on the order from the Minister for Parliamentary Business on 26 November before deciding at the same meeting whether to recommend that the order be approved. 10:11 Meeting continued in private until 11:13.
For areas in Level 4, only essential visits are now recommended to take place in care homes, alongside window and garden visits, if Directors of Public Health judge this to be safe.
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Date answered:
16 March 2026
Some information relating to culled fish is provided through the voluntary mortality reporting mechanism and it may be collected during Fish Health Inspectorate visits. Culling stock may be required under the Aquatic Animal Health (Scotland) Regulations 2009, such as in response to the confirmation of a listed diseaseThe Scottish Government’s Scottish...