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27 March 2026
CPG on WIE 16 March 2026
Background and history: 2 • In the late 1970s, women faced structural credit barriers, including a legal requirement for a male co-signer to obtain a commercial loan • Regulatory changes in the early 1980s removed this requirement, but cultural practices lagged significantly behind • President Carter commissioned an interagency study into entrepreneurial opportunity for women; the subsequent Reagan administration established four pilot WBCs with a clear mission to help women obtain access to capital through training and capital readiness support • The AWBC was established 26 years ago to provide capacity building and training support across the network Current structure and funding: • Each WBC receives federal funding capped at $150,000 per centre, which must be matched equally, giving a total budget of approximately $300,000 • This is acknowledged as insufficient — barely enough to hire one and a half employees and maintain an office, let alone deliver programming • The AWBC has been advocating for increased federal funding through legislation Impact and return on investment (2024 data): • WBCs supported more than 340,000 jobs nationally • Generated over $16 billion in wages • Against a total federal investment of $27 million — not all of which was spent • For every taxpayer dollar invested: $6 in small business revenue and $7.50 in private capital is generated • Total economic activity of $15 for every $1 of public investment Future priorities: • Expanding geographic reach to fill gaps in rural and underserved communities • Establishing voluntary quality standards to ensure consistent programme delivery across the network Questions and Answers Q (Michelle Thomson MSP): The gains women have made feel more fragile than ever.
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24 March 2022
20220317_Institute of Fiscal Studies_Follow up info MTFS session 17 March
The last point I would make is that the plans for 2025-26 and 2026-27 will be necessarily even more tentative than those for the period to 2024-25, as they are beyond the area covered by the UK government’s spending review and funding allocations. 1 2.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
1 September 2025
S6W-39717
£364 million of ScotWind revenues have been profiled into 2025-26. Final decisions on formally drawing down the funding will be made at the end of the financial year.The remaining £296 million has not yet been allocated with decisions on their deployment to be taken at individual Budgets, in line with Scottish Government priorities.The current profiled utilisation of Scotwind funding in 2025-26 is as follows;PortfolioDetailScotwind CapitalScotwind ResourceTotalF&LGResponding to COSLA’s ask for funding to respond to the climate emergency by making available £40 million to target local priorities.
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Date answered:
26 March 2025
S6W-35678
We will continue to support a sustainable, diverse and thriving workforce.Although staffing of funded ELC services is the responsibility of local authorities and their funded partners, in order to support a sustainable ELC workforce, the Scottish Government has provided local authorities with an additional £9.7 million in 2025-26 to increase the pay of ELC workers in the private and third sectors delivering funded hours, so that they are paid at least the Real Living Wage from April.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
11 March 2025
S6W-35281
Many of the interventions which support this have wider impacts on sexual health improvement and blood borne virus elimination.Prior to the Sexual Health and Blood Borne Virus Action Plan 2023-26, the SHBBV Framework was supported by approximately £2 million, to support delivery of the outcomes between 2018 and 2021.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 April 2025
Rural Affairs and Islands Committee 23 April 2025
In the committee’s evidence-taking session on 26 March, the representatives from Police Scotland and the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service highlighted that the police “would have to be able to demonstrate that the accused knew that the dog was an assistance dog to be able to prove the aggravation.”
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 February 2022
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 08 February 2022
Returning to the motion, I reiterate my support for the BBC and public service broadcasting and recognise the importance of its original content and public service.
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21 March 2024
SPBill24BS062024
Making muirburn 5 14 Muirburn Code (1) The Scottish Ministers must prepare a code (the “Muirburn Code”) in relation to how to make muirburn safely and appropriately. (2) The Muirburn Code may, in particular, include provision as to— (a) how the thickness of a layer of peat is to be determined, 10 (b) the times of day muirburn may be made, 1 (c) safety requirements when making muirburn. (3) The Scottish Ministers must review and, if they consider it appropriate, revise the Muirburn Code by the end of each review period. (4) The Scottish Ministers must publish the Muirburn Code prepared under subsection (1) 15 and any revised code under subsection (3) as soon as practicable after it is prepared or, as the case may be, revised. (5) The Scottish Ministers must, in preparing, reviewing or revising the Muirburn Code, consult— (a) Scottish Natural Heritage, and 20 (b) such other persons as they consider likely to be interested in or affected by the making of muirburn including persons involved in the management of land on which muirburn may be made. (6) Subsection (5)(a) does not apply during any period for which the functions under this section are delegated to Scottish Natural Heritage under section 17. 25 (7) In this section, “review period” means— (a) the period of 5 years beginning with the day on which section 9 comes into force, and (b) each subsequent period of 5 years. 15 Notice of muirburn activity 30 (1) A person who intends to make muirburn must give notice in writing under this section to— (a) the owner of the proposed muirburn site...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
29 May 2019
Primary Care in Scotland
It focuses on the challenges GPs face when tackling health inequalities and around accessing other primary care services (p22-26).
A lack of access to, or differential uptake, of health services is not the main determinant of health inequalities in Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 December 2024
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee 03 December 2024
Between 2009 and 2019, the number of sites reduced from 31 to 29—two sites closed.
