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24 January 2023
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You will note the current proposed figure for supporting the Hackney Carriage trade at Paragraph 1.6. You will note from the attached screen shot of the GM CAP website, a recognition that some operators, had planned to take advantage of the initial offering, which is currently paused (as outlined), but GM do not want operators to be disadvantaged.
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31 August 2022
SCAN
SCAN members are embedding the learning from Covid in a wide range of ways, for example by continuing digital provision of services such as events, screenings, and workshops for the public as well as training and support activities for the sector.
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30 August 2022
Scottish Contemporary Art Network
SCAN members are embedding the learning from Covid in a wide range of ways, for example by continuing digital provision of services such as events, screenings, and workshops for the public as well as training and support activities for the sector.
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19 March 2026
REM update 9 March 2026
For the purposes of paragraph 1.(2), the requirements in relation to digital cameras are that the REM system must include— (1) digital cameras located at each of the port side, the starboard side and the stern of the pelagic boat— (a) whose combined field of view captures all fishing activity, including the deployment and retrieval of any nets and any use of the pump; and (b) with a minimum of 1 digital camera located at each of the port side, the starboard side and the stern; (2) digital cameras located in the area of the pelagic boat containing the separator grid— (a) whose combined field of view captures the passing of fish over the separator grid; and (b) with a minimum of 1 digital camera; (3) where freezing or other processing of fish is carried out on board a pelagic boat, digital cameras— (a) whose combined field of view captures the journey of the catch from the buffer tanks, through the grading stage to any freezing activity; and (b) with a minimum of 1 digital camera; (4) digital cameras located in the pump control room— (a) capturing continuous information of tank capacities and usage on the display screens...
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25 November 2025
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Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on the TRANSFORM prostate cancer screening trial, including any implications this may have for improving prostate cancer screening in Scotland.
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7 March 2023
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S5W-28431 Donald Cameron: To ask the Scottish Government who has been awarded funding from the (a) Creative Scotland Bridging Bursary Fund and (b) Screen Scotland Bridging Bursary Fund, broken down by how much each was awarded.
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31 January 2023
Petitions Cab Sec evidence follow up
Public Health Scotland statistics published on 29 November 2022 show that this waiting time was exceeded across Scotland, including for those patients living in rural areas, for the quarter ending 30 September 2022 with 100% of eligible patients from all NHS Boards being screened within 12 months. The Scottish Government is working with centres to ensure th...
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23 February 2026
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The purpose of the amendments to the Procedure Rules is to insert reference to the Valuations (Proposals Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2025, which will come into force on 1 April 2026 and make provision as to the making of proposals by proprietors, tenants and occupiers of lands and heritage for alteration of entries in the valuation roll for nondomesti...
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10 February 2026
20260209_LGHP to Scottish Housing Regulator_Scrutiny of SHR
Use of consultants In our letter of 18 March 2025 we noted the evidence we had heard about the significant costs of the use of consultants in statutory interventions by the SHR, and that these costs are ultimately borne by tenants. During the evidence session on 9 December 2025 members raised concerns about the barriers to housing experts becoming approved ...
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13 August 2025
CPG Housing Minutes 250225
Cross-Party Group on Housing Meeting 25 February 2025, 18:30-20:00 Minute Present MSPs Graham Simpson MSP – Convener Ariane Burgess MSP – Deputy Convener Megan Gallacher MSP Pam Duncan-Glancy MSP Invited guests Richard Jennings and Katie Miller, SSE Non-MSP Group Members Alex Clark, Sanctuary Scotland H A Anna Gardiner, Scottish Land & Estates Aoife Deery, Citizens Advice Scotland Ashley Campbell, Chartered Institute of Housing Bryony Foster, SAY Women Christopher Ross, Barratt & David Wilson Homes North Scotland Craig Duncan, Arcadis Craig Stirrat, Grampian Housing Association David Bookbinder, GWSF David Cavanagh, The Salvation Army David Petrie, Homes for Scotland David Stewart, Scottish Land Commission Emilia Kibble, Edinburgh Student Housing Co-operative Gabrielle King, MND Scotland Helen Brown (office of Kate Forbes MSP) Iain McCaskey, BESA Janice Russell, McTaggart Construction Limited Jennifer Kennedy, Homes for Scotland Jocelyne Fleming, Chartered Institute of Building John Boyle, Rettie & Co Ken Wilkie, Arcadis Kenneth Ross, David Hume Institute / RDRL Limited Lachlan Bastin, Edinburgh Student Housing Co-operative 1 Lara Balkwill, Rock Trust Louise Devlin, Housing Officer/ Postgrad Student at Glasgow Uni Maeve McGoldrick, Crisis Moira Bayne, Housing Options Scotland Morgan Eller, SOSCH Morven Fancey, Highlands & Islands Enterprise Natasha Douglas, Bancon Homes Noah Brown, Slurp: Students for Action on Homelessness Norrie MacPhail, Cohousing Scotland Pedro Cameron, Tenants...
