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Date answered:
26 October 2017
S5W-11810
Non-invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) in the national screening programme will not be used to reveal non-medical features of the fetus, such as sex.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
12 December 2016
S5W-05059
There is no national oral cancer screening programme in NHS Scotland or centrally held data on average waits for oral cancer screening.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 August 2016
S5W-01738
Pilot activities with the ability to improve access to screening will be considered by the Scottish Government and if approved will be subject to evaluation.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
22 June 2016
S5W-00674
To ask the Scottish Government what plans it is developing to increase genetic screening in the NHS for diseases. The Scottish Government works closely with independent expert advisory group the UK National Screening Committee, who advise ministers and the NHS in the four UK countries about all aspects of screening.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 November 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 27 November 2024
NFU Scotland has warned that the United Kingdom Government’s proposed changes to inheritance tax for agricultural land might impact on food security by preventing the next generation of farmers, including some of our tenant farmers, from taking over family farms.
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26 October 2023
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For example: daily transport and having friends and family to visit was a challenge due to the costs of accommodation and people described avoiding the centre of town 2 due to the impact on mental health (anxiety due to very large numbers of people).
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26 October 2023
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For example: daily transport and having friends and family to visit was a challenge due to the costs of accommodation and people described avoiding the centre of town 2 due to the impact on mental health (anxiety due to very large numbers of people).
Last updated:
8 March 2023
Minute of the meeting held 22 November 2022
This would lead to less choice for consumers and tourists visiting Scotland. Lastly, he highlighted the concern that their retail site at their Ardnamurchan Distillery could end up not being exempt from operating as a return point operator, despite its very remote location one hour up a single track road.
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7 March 2023
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Emma Harper: To ask the First Minister whether she will provide an update following her visit to Dublin. (S5F-00581) 12:45 pm Members' Business Debate on the subject of— S5M-02359 Ash Denham: Small Business Saturday That the Parliament recognises 3 — December 2016 as Small Business Saturday; acknowledges that Small Business Saturday UK is a grassroots, non-commercial campaign, which highlights small business success and encourages consumers to "shop local" and support small businesses in communities in the Lothian region and across Scotland and the UK; understands that, in 2015, customers spent £623 million with small businesses on Small Business Saturday, which was a 24% increase from 2014, and notes the calls on Members to encourage local businesses to get involved and register on the website for promotion, to share their support on social media in the lead up to the day, and to arrange visits to small businesses in their constituencies and request media engagement with these visits in order to raise consumer awareness locally. 2:30 pm Parliamentary Bureau Motions 2:30 pm Ministerial Statement: Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility followed by Scottish Government Debate: Recognising 16 Days of Action to End Violence Against Women and Girls S5M-02820 Angela Constance: Recognising 16 Days of Action to End Violence Against Women and Girls That the Parliament recognises and welcomes the International Day for the — Elimination of Violence against Women, which marks the start of the UN s 16 days of activism to ’ end violence against women and girls; commends the ongoing contribution of people and organisations across Scotland and the wider world toward providing front-line support for survivors, raising awareness of the problem and changing the outdated attitudes that still persist in society in relation to violence against women and girls; reaffirms the cross-party support for Equally Safe, Scotland s strategy for preventing and eradicating all forms of violence against ’ women and girls; welcomes the work of justice agencies in pursuing a zero tolerance approach to gender-based violence; commends the invaluable work of local women s aid organisations and ’ rape crisis centres that support survivors on the front line; calls on everyone in Scotland to play their part in creating a strong and flourishing country where all individuals are equally safe and respected, and where women and girls live free from all forms of violence and abuse and the attitudes that help perpetuate them; supports the principles of the Istanbul Convention on violence against women, and calls on the UK Government to set out a clear timetable for ratification.
Last updated:
6 February 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 22 November 2022
This would lead to less choice for consumers and tourists visiting Scotland. Lastly, he highlighted the concern that their retail site at their Ardnamurchan Distillery could end up not being exempt from operating as a return point operator, despite its very remote location one hour up a single track road.
