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The Committee has agreed that it wishes to consider in more detail whether other individuals visiting or working in the Parliament – including Scottish Government staff – with whom Members come into contact in the course of their parliamentary duties, should also be included in section 7.5 of the Code of Conduct.
Annex B - Written submissions and analysis of survey responses
Andrew McNab (24KB pdf)
Ann Johnstone (310KB pdf)
Anna Johnson (104KB pdf)
Arla Foods (121KB pdf)
BSW Timber Group (196KB pdf)
Community Land Scotland (187KB pdf)
Co-operatives UK (251KB pdf)
COSLA (199KB pdf)
Dumfries and Galloway Council (550KB pdf)
Engender (299KB pdf)
Galloway and Southern Ayrshire UNESCO Biosphere (114KB pdf)
John Crawford (112KB pdf)
Karen Morley (117KB pdf)
PCS Scotland (656KB pdf)
Royal Society of Edinburgh (644KB pdf)
Scottish Borders Council (408KB pdf)
Scottish Land and Estates (299KB pdf)
Scottish Local Authorities Economic Development (112KB pdf)
Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) (212KB pdf)
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There must always be scope for cross-examination and the subsection may have to be re-visited to make sure this is clear.
Faculty of Advocates, written submission.In response to this specific concern, the Bill Team emphasised that it was not the Scottish Government’s intention to limit the scope for cross-examination:
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During the pandemic, people with dementia in care homes have been deprived of the social and emotional contact and the advocacy that family visits bring. The Scottish Government’s guidance on care home visiting has as its first principle that a person-centred approach must be taken at all times.
We indicated that we expected the budget would be split over the three payment regions as follows: Region Amount (€ million) Percentage 1 265.23 87% 2 27.44 9% 3 12.19 4% We were not in a position then to provide a breakdown by Rural Payments and Inspections Division area office because of the number of variables that might affect the calculation, such as the amount of new land that might be claimed, or land currently on the system where the land manager might not meet the new eligibility requirements.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
30 April 2020
In order for a license to be granted the Home Office must conduct a compliance visit. NHS Grampian were advised on 1 April 2020 that the Home Office have suspended all compliance visits for the foreseeable future due to Covid-19.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 November 2017
Officials met representatives of the developers on 8 March (for a site visit with Scottish Natural Heritage), on 16 March (with Scottish Natural Heritage, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, and Visit Scotland), on 24 April and on 30 August.
With that number of modern apprenticeships, it is clear that there is plenty of scope for traditional building skills to be incorporated. I recently visited Forth Valley College to see its new facilities.
The EC’s responses are found under the second heading of the directorate’s submission but it is as important, if not more so, to consider it under the first heading.Article 26 of the EU public procurement directive, to which I referred earlier, is at the heart of the issue because it concerns social and environmental considerations.