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Chamber_Minutes_20260219
Decision Time: The Parliament took decisions on items 5, 7, and 8 as noted above. 10. Justice for WASPI Women: The Parliament debated S6M-20614 in the name of Bill Kidd—That the Parliament condemns the latest decision by the UK Government regarding, and its continued refusal to compensate, the more than 3.5 million women affected by the acknowledged failures of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to inform them of state pension age increases, despite the UK Government being made to reconsider its original refusal as a result of the recommendations of the Parliamentary Ombudsman, which called for compensation of between £1,000 and £2,950 for each of those affected; echoes the comments of the Women Against State Pension Inequality (WASPI) group, which said that the latest decision demonstrated "utter contempt" for those affected in the Glasgow Anniesland constituency and across the country, and notes the calls for the immediate reversal of what it sees as this shameful, immoral and inhumane decision.
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13 December 2021
Minutes of the CPG on Dyslexia meeting of 18 November 2021
The National Consultation on Education Reform The members were encouraged to respond to the consultation. th The closing date of 26 November 2021 was noted 7. Any other business The CPG noted that National Dyslexia Awareness Week 2021 had taken place in early November and had been very successful across Scotland with...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
31 January 2018
The Planning (Scotland) Bill - Short-term holiday lets
From Long-Term Lets to Short-Term Lets: Is Airbnb becoming the new buy-to-let?. Retrieved from <a href="https://research.rla.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/Is-Airbnb-becoming-the-new-buy-to-let-Residential-Landlords-Association-August-2017.pdf" target="_blank">https://research.rla.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/Is-Airbnb-becoming-the-new-buy-to-let-Residential-Landlords-Association-August-2017.pdf</a> [accessed 25 January 2018]removing properties from the long-term private rental market.
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11 June 2024
Groupings of Amendments for Stage 3 UK Withdrawal from the European Union (Legal Continuity) (Scotland) Bill
Group 1: Protecting UK single market 14, 14A, 49 Group 2: Legislative competence 18 Group 3: Status of judgments etc. of European Court and other EU institutions after exit day 15 Debate to end no later than 1 hour after proceedings begin Group 4: Grounds for exercise of various regulation-making powers 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33, 34, 45, 54 Group 5: Minor and technical amendments 24, 25, 30, 35, 36, 40, 42, 46, 55, 57, 59, 64 Notes on amendments in this group Amendment 40 pre-empts amendment 3 in Group 6 Debate to end no later than 1 hour 30 minutes after proceedings begin SP Bill 28A-G (Timed) Session 5 (2018) G roup 6: Power to make provision corresponding to EU law after exit day 37, 1, 38, 2, 3, 4, 5, 41, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 61, 13 Notes on amendments in this group Amendment 5 pre-empts amendment 41 Amendment 3 is pre-empted by amendment 40 in Group 5 Group 7: Guiding principles on environmental and animal welfare matters 39, 56 Group 8: Reporting requirements on deficiencies arising from UK withdrawal 43, 62 Debate to end no later than 2 hours 25 minutes after proceedings begin Group 9: Additional scrutiny of procedure for regulations 65, 66, 44, 44A Group 10: Explanatory statements on social protection and workers’ rights 47, 50, 52 Group 11: Scrutiny of powers – laying during recess 48, 51, 53 Group 12: Meaning of “exit day” 58 Group 13: Scrutiny of regulations in urgent cases 16, 17 Group 14: Relationship with European Union (Withdrawal) Bill 60 Group 15: Independent evaluation of effect on health and social care sector 63 Debate to end no later than 3 hours 50 minutes after proceedings begin THIS IS NOT THE MARSHALLED LIST Amendments in debating order Group 1: Protecting UK single market Adam Tomkins Supported by: Jamie Greene 14 Before section 1, insert— Neil Findlay 14A As an amendment to amendment 14, line 22, at end insert— Tavish Scott 49 In section 16, page 16, line 28, at end insert— Group 2: Legislative competence Donald Cameron Supported by: Jamie Greene 18 In section 1, page 1, line 24, at end insert— Group 3: Status of judgments etc. of European Court and other EU institutions after exit day Tavish Scott 15 In section 10, page 6, line 34, leave out from to end of line 35 and insert Group 4: Grounds for exercise of various regulation-making powers Neil Findlay 19 In section 11, page 8, line 16, leave out Neil Findlay 20 In section 11, page 8, line 17, leave out THIS IS NOT THE MARSHALLED LIST Neil Findlay 21 In section 11, page 8, line 21, leave out Neil Findlay 22 In section 11, page 8, line 23, leave out and insert Michael Russell 23 In section 11, page 9, line 11, leave out and insert Neil Findlay 26 In section 12, page 10, line 27, leave out Neil Findlay 27 In section 12, page 10, line 28, leave out Neil Findlay 28 In section 12, page 10, line 30, leave out Neil Findlay 29 In section 12, page 10, line 32, leave out and insert Jamie Greene 31 In section 13, page 11, line 40, leave out and insert Jamie Greene 32 In section 13, page 12, line 6, leave out and insert Jamie Greene 33 In section 13, page 12, line 9, leave out and insert Jamie Greene 34 In section 13, page 12, line 15, leave out and insert Neil Findlay 45 In section 15, page 15, line 27, leave out and insert Neil Findlay 54 In section 16, page 16, line 33, leave out THIS IS NOT THE MARSHALLED LIST Group 5: Minor and technical amendments Michael Russell 24 In section 11, page 9, line 28, leave out Michael Russell 25 In section 11, page 9, line 39, at end insert— Michael Russell 30 In section 12, page 10, line 39, at end insert— Michael Russell 35 In section 13, page 12, line 21, leave out Michael Russell 36 In section 13, page 13, line 3, leave out Michael Russell 40 In section 14, page 13, leave out lines 22 to 25 Michael Russell 42 In section 14, page 14, line 2, leave out and insert Michael Russell 46 In section 15, page 15, line 31, before insert Michael Russell 55 In section 21, page 19, line 8, leave out and insert Michael Russell 57 In section 27, page 21, line 25, leave out from to end of line 31 and insert Michael Russell 59 In section 31A, page 25, line 33, leave out and insert Michael Russell 64 In schedule 3, page 35, line 16, after insert THIS IS NOT THE MARSHALLED LIST Group 6: Power to make provision corresponding to EU law after exit day Tavish Scott 37 In section 13, page 13, line 3, at end insert— Mike Rumbles 1 Leave out section 13 Ash Denham 38 After section 13, insert— Mike Rumbles Supported by: Michael Russell 2 In section 14, page 13, line 19, leave out and insert Mike Rumbles 3 In section 14, page 13, line 25, leave out and insert Mike Rumbles Supported by: Michael Russell 4 In section 14, page 13, line 37, leave out and insert Mike Rumbles 5 In section 14, page 13, line 39, leave out Michael Russell 41 In section 14, page 13, line 39, leave out and insert THIS IS NOT THE MARSHALLED LIST Mike Rumbles 6 In section 14, page 14, line 1, leave out and insert Mike Rumbles 7 In section 14A, page 14, line 38, leave out and insert Mike Rumbles 8 In section 16, page 15, line 37, leave out and insert Mike Rumbles 9 In section 19, page 18, leave out line 9 Mike Rumbles 10 In section 22, page 19, line 10, leave out and insert Mike Rumbles 11 In section 31, page 25, line 5, leave out Mike Rumbles 12 In section 31, page 25, line 10, leave out subsection (1A) Tavish Scott 61 In section 36, page 26, line 34, at end insert— Mike Rumbles 13 In schedule 2, page 34, line 30, leave out and insert THIS IS NOT THE MARSHALLED LIST Group 7: Guiding principles on environmental and animal welfare matters Claudia Beamish Supported by: Colin Smyth 39 After section 13, insert— Mark Ruskell 56 After section 26, insert— Group 8: Reporting requirements on deficiencies arising from UK withdrawal Jamie Greene 43 In section 14, page 14, line 26, leave out subsections (10A) and (10B) Jamie Greene 62 Leave out section 36A and insert— Group 9: Additional scrutiny of procedure for regulations Graham Simpson on behalf of the Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 65 In section 14A, page 14, line 39, after insert Graham Simpson on behalf of the Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 66 In section 14A, page 15, line 24, at end insert— Ross Greer 44 Leave out section 14A and insert— Graham Simpson on behalf of the Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 44A As an amendment to amendment 44, line 5, after insert Group 10: Explanatory statements on social protection and workers’ rights Neil Bibby 47 In section 16, page 16, line 14, at end insert— Michael Russell 50 In section 16, page 16, line 29, after insert Michael Russell 52 In section 16, page 16, line 32, after insert Group 11: Scrutiny of powers – laying during recess Donald Cameron Supported by: Jamie Greene 48 In section 16, page 16, line 20, at end insert— Donald Cameron Supported by: Jamie Greene 51 In section 16, page 16, line 29, after insert Donald Cameron Supported by: Jamie Greene 53 In section 16, page 16, line 32, after insert Group 12: Meaning of “exit day” Ivan McKee 58 In section 28, page 23, line 39, at end insert— Group 13: Scrutiny of regulations in urgent cases Murdo Fraser Supported by: Jamie Greene 16 In section 31, page 25, line 17, leave out and insert THIS IS NOT THE MARSHALLED LIST Murdo Fraser Supported by: Jamie Greene 17 In section 31, page 25, line 19, leave out and insert Group 14: Relationship with European Union (Withdrawal) Bill Michael Russell 60 In section 32, page 26, line 6, at end insert— Group 15: Independent evaluation of effect on health and social care sector Anas Sarwar 63 After section 36A, insert— Parliamentary copyright.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
10 November 2022
Frequently asked questions: allocation of social rented housing - Which factors cannot be considered by social landlords?
This also means that if an individual has an unmet housing need the ability to pay for private rental options or to buy a home cannot be considered as an ability to meet that housing need themselves.1Scottish Government. (2019, February 26).
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Date answered:
6 January 2025
S6W-32051
To ask the Scottish Government what funding has been allocated in its draft Budget 2025-26 to mitigate any negative impact in Scotland of the UK Government's policy decisions.
Last updated:
10 June 2024
SPBill06G2S052017
Groupings of amendments Progress reports: matters to be described in report 34, 44, 45, 46 Impact of budget proposals on meeting the child poverty targets 49 Local child poverty action report: involvement of community planning partners 50, 51, 52, 54 Local child poverty action report: contents 2, 26, 53, 55 Amendments already debated Poverty and Inequality Commission With 15 – 47 Progress reports: procedure With 43 – 48 Interim targets With 9 – 23, 24, 25, 28, 29 SP Bill 6-G2 Session 5 (2017) THIS IS NOT THE MARSHALLED LIST Amendments in debating order Progress reports: matters to be described in report Pauline McNeill 34 In section 8, page 3, line 19, at end insert Pauline McNeill 44 In section 8, page 3, line 19, at end insert Pauline McNeill 45 In section 8, page 3, line 19, at end insert Pauline McNeill 46 In section 8, page 3, line 19, at end insert— Impact of budget proposals on meeting the child poverty targets Alison Johnstone Supported by: Pauline McNeill 49 After section 9, insert— Local child poverty action report: involvement of community planning partners Richard Leonard 50 In section 10, page 4, line 7, leave out and insert Richard Leonard 51 In section 10, page 4, line 7, after insert Richard Leonard 52 In section 10, page 4, line 13, at end insert— Richard Leonard 54 In section 10, page 4, line 15, at end insert— Local child poverty action report: contents Adam Tomkins 2 In section 10, page 4, line 11, after insert Angela Constance 26 In section 10, page 4, line 14, at end insert— THIS IS NOT THE MARSHALLED LIST Alison Johnstone 53 In section 10, page 4, line 14, at end insert— Pauline McNeill 55 In section 10, page 4, line 14, at end insert— Parliamentary copyright.
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13 November 2025
SPBill46G3S062025
Groupings of amendments Assessments of the terminally ill adult 229, 88, 50, 89, 69, 90, 231, 91, 29, 157, 92, 93, 158, 94, 232, 95, 96, 159, 98, 99, 160, 51, 234, 235, 75, 236, 5, 106, 6, 109, 110, 111, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 117A, 239, 240, 241, 121, 122, 123, 58, 59, 135, 273 Notes on amendments in this group The debate on this group was commenced but not concluded on day 2 of stage 2 proceedings Amendment 88 pre-empts amendments 50 and 89 and amendment 12 in the group “coercion, pressure and influence of terminally ill adults” Amendment 159 pre-empts amendment 98 and amendment 74 in the group “objections and opt-ins to carrying out functions under the Act” Amendment 109 pre-empts amendment 110 Amendment 113 pre-empts amendment 114 Amendment 59 pre-empts amendment 47 in the group “training, qualifications, experience and regulation of medical practitioners and health professionals” Period of reflection 7...
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25 January 2023
Annual Return 2021 to 2022
This includes donations, gifts, hospitality or visits and material assistance such as secretariat support.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
29 August 2023
Bankruptcy and Diligence (Scotland) Bill - Changes to exceptional attachment
Exceptional attachment is seen as a particularly intrusive form of debt enforcement
Exceptional attachment replaced poindings and warrant sales as the diligence which catches assets in a debtor's home. Sheriff officers will visit the home in order to take control of the assets.
