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18 June 2025
Scottish Credit Unions CPG AGM Meeting Minutes 17th January 2024 Final Draft
Scottish Cross-Party Group on Credit Unions th 17 January 2024, 18:00-19:30 Group Priorities & Artificial Intelligence in the Financial Services Sector Present MSP Group Members: Tess White MSP (Convener) Paul Sweeney MSP (Deputy Convener) John Mason MSP Guests Adrian Sargent – Castle Community Bank Andrew Rabbitt - Incuto Derek Penman - Scottish Universities Community Bank Elaine Rae – NHS Credit Union Karen Wallace – Right Way Credit Union Patricia Butler – Drumchapel Community Credit Union Stephen Mooney – NHS Credit Union Tina Harrison – Capital Credit Union Non-MSP Group Members Dawn Vear – UK Credit Unions Dermot O’Neill – Scottish League of Credit Unions Frances McCann – National Credit Union Forum/ ScotWest Credit Union Natalie McQuade – Association of British Credit Unions Nancy MacGillivary – ACE Credit Union Services Robert Kelly – Association of British Credit Unions Apologies Received Jackie Ballie MSP Chinyere Adeniyi-Alade – Grampian Credit Union Lynne Kearney – South Coatbridge Credit Union Phil Rowsby – Scottish Universities Community Bank AGM and Re-election of Office Bearers The annual election of CPG office bearers was conducted. • It was confirmed that the CPG meeting was quorate, and members of the Group resolved to re-elect office bearers for the CPG. • It was proposed, and agreed to, that Tess White would remain as CPG convener. • It was proposed, and agreed to, that Paul Sweeney will remain as Deputy convenor for the CPG. • It was proposed, and agreed to, that the Association of British Credit Unions shall remain as secretariat for the CPG.
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7 March 2023
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S5W-22418 Kezia Dugdale: To ask the Scottish Government what assistance it provides to credit unions that experience difficulties with protected trust deeds.
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2 April 2024
PB_2022_164
S6M-05762: Rhoda Grant: Specialist Neurological Nursing Posts – That the Parliament is concerned by the reported decision of NHS Western Isles to remove PB/S6/22/164 the posts of Epilepsy and MS specialist nurse; understands that concerns have been expressed about the long-term future of the Parkinson’s specialist nurse post; notes reports that the NHS board intends to replace these posts with a more generalist advanced neurology nursing post; further notes reports that the NHS board proposes to increase the scope of the nursing post to cover more neurological conditions; considers that this would represent a real terms cut to the service with fewer nursing hours dedicated to supporting more people; notes the view that in a cost of living crisis it is imperative to ensure patients have access to as much care and treatment locally as possible; recognises that there is no on-island neurologists or specialist support and that people with neurological conditions have to travel to NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde for face-to-face appointments; understands that NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde does not intend to increase its support to the islands in the wake of this reported cut to specialist nursing provision; recognises what it sees as the importance of the specialist nursing posts in this context and based on the testimony from people living with epilepsy, MS and Parkinson’s on the Islands; understands that this decision was reportedly taken without any consultation with local neurological communities or the national charities that initially helped to fund the posts; further understands that local and national groups have expressed concern that such a cut to specialist nursing provision has the potential to put the safety of those in the local community affected by neurological conditions in jeopardy, and notes the calls from local groups, including Neuro Hebrides, Parkinson’s Western Isles and national stakeholders, including Epilepsy Scotland, MS Society Scotland and Parkinson’s UK Scotland, for NHS Western Isles to work collaboratively with them and people affected by neurological conditions in the Western Isles to deliver a comprehensive service that meets the needs of all stakeholders.
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7 March 2023
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S5W-35710 Lewis Macdonald: To ask the Scottish Government how many jobs have been supported by the Ninian North decommissioning project, and whether it has discussed this site with Scottish Carbon Capture and Storage.
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22 February 2024
Housingto2040HFS
Both schemes also provided the confidence required by home builders to open sites in more marginal market areas such as brownfield sites, vacant and derelict and land, as well as rural areas as illustrated in the following table.
Questions and Answers
Date lodged:
19 October 2026
S7W-04350
To ask the Scottish Government how many (a) sites with planning permission for housing and (b) housing units with planning permission were owned or controlled by companies that entered insolvency, in each financial year from 2019-20 to 2025-26.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
30 April 2024
Bile nan Cànan Albannach - Cunntas-sluaigh
Chaidh an àireamh de dhaoine comasach air Gàidhlig a bhruidhinn sìos eadar 2001 agus 2011 airson a h-uile buidheann aoise ach a-mhàin daoine fo 20, aig an robh àrdachadh de 0.1 de cheudad.
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1 April 2025
SPS Progress update DGEJ to PAC 31 March 2025
In addition, too much time was spent counting movements and/or mitigating failures to stop service credits. Such efforts from the supplier to make efficiency savings ultimately came at the expense of improvement through innovation.
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20 March 2024
Natural Capital Finance submission CLS 18 March 2024
The income from the credits funding the investment and the return on that investment to external financiers.
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19 September 2025
SPCB 2023 Paper 06
The hybrid option would still attract the Festival audiences who enjoy attending events in-person and the overall visitor experience of being in the Scottish Parliament building.
