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Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill - UK Legislation: The Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills (Jenny Gilruth) moved S6M-20645—That the Parliament agrees that the relevant provisions of the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill, introduced in the House of Commons on 17 December 2024, and subsequently amended, relating to the new clause to be inserte...
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29 January 2026
Greyhound Bill Scot Gov Response to Stage 1 Report
One example of this would be that there is a case for the powers in the 2006 Act for disqualification, seizure and deprivation orders to be made post-conviction to be applied to offences under the Bill: — there is no obligation on the Scottish Courts and Tribunal Service to establish and maintain a record of reasons relating to disqualification orders under the Bill, whereas this is required under the 2006 Act, — there are existing criminal and civil rules pertaining to post-conviction disqualification, seizure or deprivation orders under the 2006 Act, and so application of the provisions of the 2006 Act to the Bill would avoid the need to create new...
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23 January 2026
International Organisations Bill
Thus it is necessary to amend the 2001 Act in order to permit a new Order in Council to be drafted to fulfil all outstanding obligations.
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15 December 2025
Letter from Audit Scotland on the Scottish Government draft Climate Change Plan 10 December 2025
This would provide greater transparency over the degree of certainty that can be attached to emissions reductions in specific areas. For example, a new industrial decarbonisation programme accounts for a high proportion of the estimated emissions reduction in the sector, but this is classified as a proposal given it will need further policy development.
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5 December 2025
241207 Tobacco and Vapes Bill Briefing to Scottish Parliament
Consultation Process The UKVIA welcomes the inclusion of a requirement for both the Secretary of State and Scottish Ministers to consult before implementing new regulations. However, the current language of the Bill, which states that consultation only needs to include persons “they consider it appropriate to consult,” raises concerns about the transparency...
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1 December 2025
Letter from The Highland Council responding to Committees letter on Ecocide Scotland Bill 28 Novembe
The Ecocide bill aims to introduce a new criminal offence of Ecocide which has been enshrined in some international jurisdictions but not within international law yet.
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30 October 2025
Dog Theft Bill of 27 February 2025
The policy memorandum also sets out a view of some respondents to the consultation on the bill proposal that “the associated sentences with the existing offence can be higher than those under the proposed new offence”. Please can you provide information about how section 1(6) would— provide a more “proportionate punishment” than those already available for ...
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14 October 2025
Letter from ERCS Ecocide Scotland Bill 9 October 2025
The definition of ecocide should include omissions as well as acts The offence of ecocide would fill a gap in Scots law by criminalising a new threshold of severe 1 environmental damage, which is either ‘widespread’ or ‘long-term’.
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12 June 2025
CPG Older People Age Ageing AGM Minutes 12 March 2025
Agenda item 4 Matters Arising No matters arising were noted. Agenda item 5 New Member Requests The convenor shared that Borders Older Peoples Forum; councillors and Older People’s Champions: Beverley Clark for East Ayrshire and Isabelle MacKenzie for Highland; and Gilead Sciences UK & Ireland Ltd were requesting membership.
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22 May 2025
Guide to the Scottish Parliament Fellowship Scheme 2025 version
Potential benefits from becoming a fellow include: • Increased knowledge and understanding of Parliament and the political process • Research impact – e.g. by your research being part of Parliament’s scrutiny processes • Increased experience of writing for and presenting your work to politicians and lay people • Publications – e.g. peer reviewed articles based on your research • A larger network – e.g. among parliamentarians, parliament staff and other academics • New...
