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Official Report
Meeting date:
25 October 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 25 October 2023
That the Parliament notes the findings of the independent review of the skills delivery landscape, which it accepts set out a clear case for change; agrees that the skills landscape must fit the needs of the people of Scotland to ensure that everyone can fulfil their potential; understands that the Scottish Government will set out a full response to the independent review in the wider context of reform of the education and skills system, as set out in the Programme for Government 2023-24; agrees that it is right that the Scottish Government engages fully with stakeholders before setting out its full response, including education institutions, industry and trade unions; recognises that the Scottish Government’s ambitions for a just transition will be supported by the delivery of the Green Industrial Strategy; acknowledges that funding is being provided to support up to 25,500 new Modern Apprenticeship starts in 2023-24; welcomes the many areas of success in the skills landscape at present, such as the proportion of school leavers in a positive destination nine months after the end of the school year standing at its highest level since comparable data was first gathered; recognises that effective utilisation of the skills system will be vital in ensuring that Scotland has the workforce skills to meet its ambitious net zero targets and the wider needs of the future economy; welcomes the Scottish Government’s £500 million Just Transition Fund and the £75 million allocated in the Fund’s first two years, which includes £11.2 million on a package of skills-focused interventions; acknowledges that this is a 10-year fund, and that the Scottish Government is acting to support workers now, and in the future, with the skills needed to deliver Scotland’s just transition towards net zero; expresses...
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 October 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 25 October 2023
That the Parliament notes the findings of the independent review of the skills delivery landscape, which it accepts set out a clear case for change; agrees that the skills landscape must fit the needs of the people of Scotland to ensure that everyone can fulfil their potential; understands that the Scottish Government will set out a full response to the independent review in the wider context of reform of the education and skills system, as set out in the Programme for Government 2023-24; agrees that it is right that the Scottish Government engages fully with stakeholders before setting out its full response, including education institutions, industry and trade unions; recognises that the Scottish Government’s ambitions for a just transition will be supported by the delivery of the Green Industrial Strategy; acknowledges that funding is being provided to support up to 25,500 new Modern Apprenticeship starts in 2023-24; welcomes the many areas of success in the skills landscape at present, such as the proportion of school leavers in a positive destination nine months after the end of the school year standing at its highest level since comparable data was first gathered; recognises that effective utilisation of the skills system will be vital in ensuring that Scotland has the workforce skills to meet its ambitious net zero targets and the wider needs of the future economy; welcomes the Scottish Government’s £500 million Just Transition Fund and the £75 million allocated in the Fund’s first two years, which includes £11.2 million on a package of skills-focused interventions; acknowledges that this is a 10-year fund, and that the Scottish Government is acting to support workers now, and in the future, with the skills needed to deliver Scotland’s just transition towards net zero; expresses...
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 October 2022
Meeting of the Parliament 26 October 2022
Motion, as amended, agreed to, That the Parliament notes that inflation again reached 10.1% in September 2022, driven by rising food prices and energy bills; condemns the mini-budget set out by the UK Government, and recognises that the cost of living pressures that households are facing will be exacerbated by the economic damage it caused alongside the disastrous economic impact of leaving the European Union, which is being felt by Scotland’s economy, businesses and households; recognises that, as a result of increasing inflation, the Scottish budget is worth £1.7 billion less than when it was set in December 2021; welcomes the financial support that the Scottish Government has provided from within its fixed and limited budget to help people facing the impact of the cost of living crisis, including direct cash support, with almost £3 billion allocated to support households, £1 billion of which is support only available in Scotland; recognises that this includes the unique £20 per week per child Scottish Child Payment, which will increase to £25 on 14 November 2022, when it is also extended to under 16s, and £44 million for the Carer’s Allowance Supplement; acknowledges further support with the planned doubling of the December Bridging Payment to £260, supporting up to 145,000 school-aged children; notes the additional costs that the Scottish Government has funded in relation to public sector pay; expresses...
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 December 2021
Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee 16 December 2021
As I said in my introductory remarks following the convener’s initial question, how do we square the triangle when we have a Westminster Government that is clearly starting to test and probe its ability to diverge from what the EU is doing while still maintaining trade with Europe through the trade and co-operation agreement and, on the other side, we have a Scottish Government that is clearly committed to keeping pace with—that is the expression...
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 December 2021
Meeting of the Parliament 09 December 2021
We should not regulate what members of the public can and cannot say, and we must allow the expression of faith in the public sphere to flourish.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 November 2021
COVID-19 Recovery Committee 18 November 2021
The first thing for me to do, Mr Fairlie, is to express my sympathy for that family’s situation.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 October 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 05 October 2021
I share the sentiments that Benny Higgins, chairman of Sistema Scotland, expressed when he said: “We also know that many of Scotland’s communities face long-standing inequalities and challenges that make it extremely difficult for children to achieve their hopes, ambitions and dreams ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 September 2021
Health, Social Care and Sport Committee 28 September 2021
That is the formula that is being used right now, but what else is out there that might address some of the concerns that have been expressed about the formula? The allocation to health boards is driven by the kind of formula that drives allocations to local government.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 January 2018
Social Security Committee 25 January 2018
A great deal of how that question gets answered lies in what the charter looks like, how well it expresses the principles of the bill, and how clearly understood and communicated the charter is.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 July 2014
S4W-21782
This will increase the impact of the SRDP in delivering a range of environmental objectives, including support for vulnerable species and habitats, progress towards designated site condition targets, reduction in diffuse pollution, flood risk management and climate change mitigation.
