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One of my concerns throughout this situation is that it will become a new normal and we will not go back, but I think that we all know that small tutorials and seminars are the best way of learning.
The fact that this sort of poor practice, coupled with reading methods that contradict how the brain best learns to read, illustrates a worrying lack of knowledge around SSP in general and in the science of reading in particular.
We remain committed Continued on page 27 > Redress Scotland – Corporate Plan 2023–2026 26 Work area 4: Policy & improvement Continued from page 26> to develop and improve our policies, networks.
The DBEI told us that having central accountability by Enterprise Ireland has improved networking and sharing of best practice between local authorities.
Recommendation 26: This is a wider issue than the Members’ Expenses Scheme and we recommend that the SPCB considers this separately from this review. 23 Recommendation 27: Introduce the new provisions to include the current MSAPP.
A further difference between the systems north and south of the border is that, has a key role in in England and Wales, a public body called CAFCASS reporting to the court on what is in the best interests of a child in an individual case.
Some considered that the value of an LMP is in increasing transparency and awareness of land management practices and did not think it necessary to provide granular detail to serve that aim.iiiNet Zero, Energy and Transport Committee, Official Report, 19 November 2024, cols 26, 27 Some specific elements on the face of the Bill were questioned.
The cabinet secretary mentioned that the Glen Sannox might offer some comfort. The latest reports from the yard are that delivery will be imminent; it has been imminent since about 2018, but let us hope that it is imminent.
(As agreed by resolution of Parliament on 15 June 2021)
Convener:
Stephen Kerr (Con) (until 25 May 2022)
Sue Webber (Con) (from 1 June 2022)
Deputy Convener:
Kaukab Stewart (SNP) (until 18 April 2023)
Ben Macpherson (SNP) (from 26 April 2023)
Membership: The committee has 10 members
Committee meetingsThere were 33 meetings in the parliamentary yearNumberTotal meetings of the Committee33Meetings held wholly in private5Meetings held partly in private27Joint meetings with other Committees0Meetings held outside the Parliament0Meetings held remotely by video conference0Hybrid meetings11Committee membersMembersPartyNumber of meetings attended (possible total)Stephanie CallaghanSNP31 (33)Graeme Dey (until 31 March 2023)SNP30 (30)Bob DorisSNP33 (33)Pam Duncan-Glancy (from 25 April 2023)Lab2 (3)Ross GreerGreen30 (33)Stephen Kerr (until 25 May 2022); (from 22 Sept 2022)Con23 (26)Bill Kidd (from 18 April 2023)SNP3 (3)Ben Macpherson (from 18 April 2023)SNP3 (3)Ruth MaguireSNP32 (33)Michael Marra (until 25 April 2023)Lab27 (30)Oliver Mundell (until 22 Sept 2022)Con7 (9)Willie RennieLD32 (33)Kaukab Stewart (until 18 April 2023)SNP30 (30)Sue Webber (from 25 May 2022)Con27 (28)Substitute membersSubstitute membersPartyNumber of meetings attendedAlex Cole-HamiltonLD0Natalie Don (until 11 April 2023)SNP1Meghan GallacherCon1Ivan McKee (18 April 2023 – 29 June 2023)SNP0Martin WhitfieldLab2Reporters: None
Committee Clerk: Stephen Herbert
Advisers: None
Visits:
Buchanan High School in Coatbridge as part of the Committee’s scrutiny of the Disabled Children and Young People (Transitions to Adulthood) (Scotland) Bill.