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26 July 2023
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The Bureau noted that motions would be lodged inviting the Parliament to agree to the following instruments— • the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland Local Taxation Chamber and Upper Tribunal for Scotland (Composition) Regulations 2023 (SSI 2022/Draft) • the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland (Transfer of Functions of Valuation Appeals Committees) Regulations 2023 (SSI 2022/Draft) • the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland (Transfer of Functions of the Council Tax Reduction Review Panel) Regulations 2023 (SSI 2022/Draft) • Upper Tribunal for Scotland (Transfer of Valuation for Rating Appeal Functions of the Lands Tribunal for Scotland) Regulations 2023 (SSI 2022/Draft) • Community Care (Personal Care and Nursing Care) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2023 (SSI 2023/Draft) Membership of European Bodies – update 6.
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7 March 2023
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Regulations 2017 [draft] (26 October 2017) (Economy, Jobs and Fair Work) Land Registration etc.
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7 March 2023
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S5W-07044 Willie Rennie: To ask the Scottish Government whether it has established any media monitoring process to assess the activities of SinoFortone in the UK and, if so, whether it assessed the company’s proposed investments in (a) Liverpool FC, (b) Anglesey, (c) Kent and (d) Port Talbot.
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23 March 2023
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Recommendations to ensure delivery of CSO: • Utilise the land tax powers granted to the SG to make an Financial Conduct Authority approved CSO offer in the windfarm development, a minimum requirement for ALL developments not yet consented. o the SG has the power to raise new land taxes on any transactions & transfers involving interests in land, (Part 4A Chapter 3 of the Scotland Act). o The Land Registration etc (Scotland) Act 2012 (and the concomitant 2012 Act Registration Manual of the Registers of Scotland) defines ‘transfer’ as being any ‘transfer of whole’ or ‘transfer of part’ which requires the creation of a new title sheet with the Registers of Scotland – this includes the creation of rd leases between 3 party windfarm developers and landowners. o Thus the SG has the power to legislate for a new ‘tax’ – one that would require all developers who don’t own the land to make a CSO offer that fully meets the criteria of the GPP & which gives a level playing-field for all developers. • The type of CSO offer mandated by this new tax should be limited to a % equity-stake offer; o % equity-stake offers force the developer to make a lifetime offer with the Community as a financial partner. o % equity-stake offers are standard commercial investments, well understood by banks and advisors, with well-defined, existing commercial practices and processes. • This new land tax would tax leases taken out by commercial energy developers with land-owners and would consist of a binding, FCA approved, % equity-stake CSO offer that FULLY met the GPP. 3 • Any new tax should mandate a minimum of 15% equity-stake, in order for the SG to meet its 2030 2GW of community-owned energy from the proposed 8-12GW capacity and could be part of a Third Land Reform Bill or the proposed Community Wealth Building Bill. • Since 2009 the Danish Renewable Energy Act has required all new wind project have at least 20% local ownership.
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10 June 2024
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The Scottish Government does not consider that taking away the requirement for an RSL to obtain the Regulator’s consent when transferring land or assets or carrying out organisational change could be said to restrict the ability of the RSL to use its property.
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7 February 2020
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Such changes might be, for example, to reflect– – (a) transfers of resources within the Scottish Government, and with Whitehall; (b) changes in accounting and classification guidelines; or (c) the allocation of resources from central funds including the Contingency Fund and from End Year Flexibility allocations. 6.
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21 November 2019
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Such changes might be, for example, to reflect–– (a) transfers of resources within the Scottish Government, and with Whitehall; (b) changes in accounting and classification guidelines; or (c) the allocation of resources from central funds including the Contingency Fund and from End Year Flexibility allocations. 6.
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8 December 2022
National Care Service Scotland Bill additional information from CoSLA to ECYP Committee 29 November 2022
We understand that the Scottish Government has only recently sought to procure third-party advice regarding pensions, and intends to engage with the 11 local government pension schemes to understand the impact of these potential transfers of staff. There are also a number of areas of uncertainty regarding assets, such as whether property would simply be transferred to new ownership or whether they would be purchased, and if so at market value.
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2 April 2026
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