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Date answered:
15 June 2016
S5W-00622
However, other available evidence suggests that progress in tackling adult basic skills levels is being made. The latest skills profile data (2015), collected by the Scottish Government as part of labour market trend data, shows a downward trend in the proportion of adults aged 16 to 64 with low or no qualifications.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 March 2019
Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee 28 March 2019
What do you think the timeframes for any new deals with those countries would be?
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 September 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 02 September 2021
The Scottish Refugee Council set up the new Scots connect network in 2019. The network now brings together 195 community and voluntary groups from across Scotland, working to support and welcome new Scots in their communities.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 January 2019
Education and Skills Committee 30 January 2019
For the first, I welcome Professor Andy Hargreaves, who is a research professor with Boston College and a visiting professor with the University of Ottawa.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 June 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 06 June 2024
Let me be clear: the Scottish Conservatives support new oil and gas licences, because new developments will protect jobs in the north-east of Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 January 2020
Meeting of the Parliament 21 January 2020
I recently updated the Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee on the latest financial modelling for the bank.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 March 2011
Justice Committee 01 March 2011
Amendments 26 and 27 uphold the general principle that the Lord Advocate may only ever make one new-evidence application in relation to any one offence, but they elaborate on the situation in which the indictment at the original trial contained several distinct offences.
Last updated:
18 June 2020
SPBill77S052020
UK Withdrawal from the European Union (Continuity) (Scotland) Bill [AS INTRODUCED] CONTENTS Section ART 1 P LIGNMENT WITH EU LAW A 1 Power to make provision corresponding to EU law 2 Limitations on the section 1(1) power 3 Duration of the section 1(1) power 4 Scrutiny of regulations under section 1(1) 5 Explanatory statements for regulations under section 1(1) 6 Explanatory statements: good reasons, equalities etc. 7 Reports relating to the exercise of the section 1(1) power 8 Interpretation of Part 1 ART 2 P ENVIRONMENT HAPTER 1 C NVIRONMENTAL PRINCIPLES E 9 The guiding principles on the environment 10 Ministers’ duties to have regard to the guiding principles 11 Other authorities’ duty to have regard to the guiding principles 12 Purpose of the duties under sections 10 and 11 13 Guidance 14 Procedure for publication of guidance HAPTER 2 C NVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE E Establishment of Environmental Standards Scotland 15 Environmental Standards Scotland Functions of Environmental Standards Scotland 16 Functions 17 Power to modify functions 18 Duty to prepare and publish strategy on exercise of functions 19 Co-operation duties of public authorities and Environmental Standards Scotland SP Bill 77 Session 5 (2020) ii UK Withdrawal from the European Union (Continuity) (Scotland) Bill Information notices 20 Power to require information 21 Failure to comply with an information notice Improvement reports and improvement plans 22 Improvement report 23 Restrictions on preparing an improvement report 24 Content of an improvement report 25 Improvement report: procedural requirements 26...
Last updated:
9 December 2019
Human Tissue Authorisation Scotland Bill as introduced
Human Tissue (Authorisation) (Scotland) Bill [AS INTRODUCED] CONTENTS Section P ART 1 O VERVIEW OF A CT 1 Overview of Act P ART 2 D UTIES OF THE S COTTISH M INISTERS 2 Information and awareness about authorisation of transplantation and about pre-death procedures 3 Establishment and maintenance of register P ART 3 A UTHORISATION OF REMOVAL AND USE OF PART OF BODY OF DECEASED PERSON C HAPTER 1 T IMING OF AUTHORISATION 4 Timing of authorisation C HAPTER 2 A UTHORISATION BY OR ON BEHALF OF ADULT 5 Express authorisation by adult 6 Opt-out declaration by adult 7 Deemed authorisation for transplantation as respects adult 8 Non-resident adult: authorisation for transplantation by nearest relative 9 Adult incapable of understanding deemed authorisation: authorisation for transplantation by nearest relative 10 Excepted body parts: authorisation for transplantation by nearest relative 11 Authorisation for purpose other than transplantation by nearest relative C HAPTER 3 A UTHORISATION BY OR ON BEHALF OF CHILD 12 Authorisation by child 12 years of age or over 13 Opt-out declaration by child 12 years of age or over SP Bill 32 Session 5 (2018) ii Human Tissue (Authorisation) (Scotland) Bill 14 Authorisation by person with parental rights and responsibilities: child 12 years of age or over 15 Authorisation by person with parental rights and responsibilities: child under 12 years of age 16 Authorisation by other persons: children 17 Functions of local authority with parental rights and responsibilities C HAPTER 4 A UTHORISATIONS : GENERAL 18 Power to make provision about decisions 19 Withdrawal by person who is blind or unable to write 20 Removal and use of part of body for quality assurance purposes 21 Removal of part of body of deceased person: further requirements C HAPTER 5 22 Pre-death procedures relating to transplantation C HAPTER 6 23 Duty to inquire P ART 4 G ENERAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS 24 Meaning of “the 2006 Act” 25 Ancillary provision 26...
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 October 2015
Meeting of the Parliament 01 October 2015
Chic Brodie has quite rightly highlighted the latest surveys of food businesses, in particular, the survey that was undertaken by the Bank of Scotland, which have found that most firms in the food sector are planning further growth in sales and investment and that more than three in five businesses—62 per cent—are planning to seek new international customers over the next five years.
