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SPICe briefings
Date published:
27 June 2019
20 Years of the Scottish Parliament - Central themes of Session 3
On 25 March 2008 the Commission on Scottish Devolution was formally announced by the then Secretary of State for Scotland, Des Browne MP (the proposal for the Commission had received the UK Government's support in January 2008).
SPICe briefings
Date published:
7 September 2017
What's so important about health policy implementation? - 2.2 Human Resources and Training
2.2 Human Resources and Training
The availability of skilled, knowledgeable staff is important for policy implementation.1Lucidarme, S., Marlier, M., Cardon, G., De Bourdeaudhuij, I., & Willem, A. (2014).
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 December 2020
Public Petitions Committee 16 December 2020
Liam McArthur talked about what HIAL had done. HIAL is due a huge amount of credit for how it went about recruiting air traffic controllers in the past.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 December 2022
Meeting of the Commission 14 December 2022
So I do not forget, I wish all the witnesses a happy Christmas and a great new year. All the best. 12:26 Meeting continued in private until 12:52.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 September 2013
S4W-17176
The European Trade Commissioner, Karel De Gucht will be briefing an audience of business leaders about the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership at Gleneagles on 23 September prior to the second round of talks.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 April 2013
Justice Committee 16 April 2013
However, one has to remember that the primary purpose of family liaison officers is to collate information for the police rather than to support the victim.
Last updated:
23 December 2020
SPBill86BS052020
SP Bill 86B 5 (2020) Session 2 Scottish General Election (Coronavirus) Bill 4 Report on uptake of postal voting at closing date (1) The Scottish Ministers must prepare a report, using the most recent information available April 2021, setting out— as at 7 (a) the number of persons who are registered to vote at the 2021 election, 5 (b) the number of persons who have been granted a postal vote for the election, and (c) the number of applications for a postal vote for the election which have been received but not determined. (1A) The report— (a) must specify any funding provided to local authorities by the Scottish Ministers 10 for the purpose of ensuring that electoral registration officers have adequate resources to deal with any increase in applications for a postal vote for the 2021 election arising as a result of coronavirus, (b) may include such further information relating to postal voting at the 2021 election as the Scottish Ministers consider appropriate. 15 (2) The Scottish Ministers must prepare and publish the report and lay it before the Scottish Parliament as soon as reasonably practicable after 7 April 2021. (3) In subsection (1A)(a), “electoral registration officer” means an officer appointed under section 8(3) of the Representation of the People Act 1983. 5 Power to provide for all-postal vote 20 (1) The Scottish Ministers may if they consider it necessary for a reason relating to coronavirus by regulations provide that the poll at the 2021 election is to be held solely by means of postal voting. (2) Regulations under subsection (1) may make such provision as to the arrangements for the poll as the Scottish Ministers consider appropriate. 25 (3) Regulations under subsection (1) may modify any enactment (including section 3(2) and (3) of, but excluding the rest of, this Act). (3A) Regulations under subsection (1) are subject to the affirmative procedure. (3B) When laying draft regulations under subsection (3A) before the Scottish Parliament, the Scottish Ministers must at the same time lay a statement of the reasons for the 30 regulations, including information on the responses received from the persons listed in subsection (4). (4) Before laying draft regulations under subsection (3A), the Scottish Ministers must consult— (a) the Presiding Officer, 35 (b) the Electoral Commission, (c) the convener of the Electoral Management Board for Scotland, and (d) the Chief Medical Officer of the Scottish Administration. 3 Scottish General Election (Coronavirus) Bill Other arrangements for 2021 election 6 Dissolution of current Parliament the 2021 election, the Scottish Parliament (1) For the purpose of the holding of the poll for is dissolved on 5 May 2021. 5 (2) But subsection (1) is subject to section 11(8). 7 Dissolution of current Parliament: consequential modifications (1) In relation to the 2021 election, the 2015 Order has effect in accordance with the modifications in this section. (2) In article 80(1), the provision as to when a person becomes a candidate in relation to 10 a Scottish parliamentary election has effect as if for the words from “on the date of” to “issued” there were substituted “on the day which is 27 days before 6 May 2021, computed in accordance with rule 2 of the Scottish Parliamentary Election Rules (computation of time)”. (3) Paragraph 1(2)(a)(i) of schedule 1 has effect as if for the words “the date of the 15 dissolution of the Parliament as provided for at section 2(3)(a) of the 1998 Act” there were substituted “the day which is 27 days before the day of the poll at the election, computed in accordance with rule 2 of the Scottish Parliamentary Election Rules (computation of time)”. 8 Power to provide for polling on additional days 20 (1) If— (a) the convener of the Electoral Management Board for Scotland recommends to the Scottish Ministers that polling at the 2021 election should take place on one or more specified days, as well as on the day of the poll, and (b) the Scottish Ministers consider that giving effect to that recommendation is 25 necessary for a reason relating to coronavirus, regulations give effect to that recommendation. the Scottish Ministers may by (2) A day may be specified by the convener under subsection (1) only if it is— (a) consecutive to the day of the poll or any other day so specified (unless the convener considers that there is a reason to recommend a break in polling days), 30 and (b) one of the 8 days immediately succeeding the day of the poll. (3) In subsections (1) and (2), “the day of the poll” means 6 May 2021 (or, where the Presiding Officer has exercised the power conferred by section 11(1), the day fixed by the Presiding Officer under that section for the holding of the poll for the 2021 election). 35 (4) Regulations under subsection (1) may specify particular days (or times on particular days) when specified descriptions or categories of persons entitled to vote in person at the 2021 election (whether as electors or as proxies) may vote. (4A) Regulations under subsection (1) are subject to the affirmative procedure. before the Scottish Parliament, the (4B) When laying draft regulations under subsection (4A) 40 Scottish Ministers must at the same time lay a statement of the reasons for the regulations, including information on the responses received from the persons listed in subsection (5). 4 Scottish General Election (Coronavirus) Bill (5) Before laying draft regulations under subsection (4A), the Scottish Ministers must consult— (a) the Presiding Officer, (b) the Electoral Commission, 5 (c) the convener of the Electoral Management Board for Scotland, and (d) the Chief Medical Officer of the Scottish Administration. (6) Regulations under subsection (1) are without prejudice to the exercise (or, as the case may be, re-exercise) of the power conferred by section 11(1). (7) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations modify the meaning of a relevant reference 10 so far as it applies in relation to the 2021 election if regulations under subsection (1) are in effect. (8) Otherwise, the meaning of a relevant reference is not, in relation to the 2021 election, affected by regulations under subsection (1). (9) In subsections (7) and (8) a “relevant reference” means a reference (however expressed...
Last updated:
17 December 2020
SPBill86AS052020
Other arrangements for 2021 election 30 6 Dissolution of current Parliament (1) For the purpose of the holding of the poll for the 2021 election, the Scottish Parliament is dissolved on 5 May 2021. (2) But subsection (1) is subject to section 11(8). 7 Dissolution of current Parliament: consequential modifications 35 (1) In relation to the 2021 election, the 2015 Order has effect in accordance with the modifications in this section. the provision as to when a person becomes a candidate in relation to (2) In article 80(1), a Scottish parliamentary election has effect as if for the words from “on the date of” to “issued” there were substituted “on the day which is 27 days before 6 May 2021, 3 Scottish General Election (Coronavirus) Bill computed in accordance with rule 2 of the Scottish Parliamentary Election Rules (computation of time)”. (3) Paragraph 1(2)(a)(i) of schedule 1 has effect as if for the words “the date of the dissolution of the Parliament as provided for at section 2(3)(a) of the 1998 Act” there 5 were substituted “the day which is 27 days before the day of the poll at the election, computed in accordance with rule 2 of the Scottish Parliamentary Election Rules (computation of time)”. 8 Power to provide for polling on additional days (1) If the convener of the Electoral Management Board for Scotland recommends to the 10 Scottish Ministers that polling at the 2021 election should take place on one or more specified days, as well as on the day of the poll, the Scottish Ministers may by regulations give effect to that recommendation. (2) A day may be specified by the convener under subsection (1) only if it is— (a) consecutive to the day of the poll or any other day so specified (unless the 15 convener considers that there is a reason to recommend a break in polling days), and (b) one of the 8 days immediately succeeding the day of the poll. (3) In subsections (1) and (2), “the day of the poll” means 6 May 2021 (or, where the Presiding Officer has exercised the power conferred by section 11(1), the day fixed by 20 the Presiding Officer under that section for the holding of the poll for the 2021 election). (4) Regulations under subsection (1) may specify particular days (or times on particular days) when specified descriptions or categories of persons entitled to vote in person at the 2021 election (whether as electors or as proxies) may vote. (4A) Regulations under subsection (1) are subject to the affirmative procedure. 25 (4B) When laying draft regulations under subsection (4A) before the Scottish Parliament, the Scottish Ministers must at the same time lay a statement of the reasons for the regulations, including information on the responses received from the persons listed in subsection (5). (5) Before laying draft regulations under subsection (4A), the Scottish Ministers must 30 consult— (a) the Presiding Officer, (b) the Electoral Commission, (c) the convener of the Electoral Management Board for Scotland, and (d) the Chief Medical Officer of the Scottish Administration. 35 (6) Regulations under subsection (1) are without prejudice to the exercise (or, as the case may be, re-exercise) of the power conferred by section 11(1). (7) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations modify the meaning of a relevant reference so far as it applies in relation to the 2021 election if regulations under subsection (1) are in effect. 40 (8) Otherwise, the meaning of a relevant reference is not, in relation to the 2021 election, affected by regulations under subsection (1). 4 Scottish General Election (Coronavirus) Bill (9) In subsections (7) and (8) a “relevant reference” means a reference (however expressed...
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 June 2026
Meeting of the Parliament 25 June 2026 [Draft]
If someone cannot identify the source site of exposure, or prove the link, their only route is to apply for a PWC1 lump-sum payment.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
12 June 2026
Explainer: common frameworks and their implications for the Scottish Parliament
SB 26-34
Explainer: common frameworks and their implications for the Scottish Parliament
This briefing provides an overview of common frameworks and their implications for the Scottish Parliament.
