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7 March 2023
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Supported by: David Torrance*, James Dornan*, Graeme Dey*, Bob Doris*, Joan McAlpine*, Richard Lyle*, Ash Denham*, Kenneth Gibson*, Fulton MacGregor*, Bill Kidd*, Jenny Gilruth*, Stuart McMillan*, Ben Macpherson*, Ivan McKee*, Gillian Martin* *S5M-08210 Andy Wightman: The Private Rented Sector, "Alienating, insecure and unaffordable" That the Parliament welcomes the publication of the report, Alienating, insecure — and unaffordable, by Common Weal, which presents original research on the experience of living in the private rented sector in Scotland; understands that this sector has trebled in size since 1999, with those aged between 16 and 34 being increasingly reliant on the sector through no real choice; recognises what it sees as the insecurity of the private rented sector, with 68% of tenants...
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 December 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 09 December 2025
What additional steps will be taken to strengthen resilience across all NHS boards this winter? The decisions to restrict visiting that Sharon Dowey mentioned are not taken lightly and are not unprecedented, either.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 December 2022
Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee 21 December 2022
We might also want to pursue a site visit. We can perhaps ask for a STAG assessment from Transport Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 January 2021
Local Government and Communities Committee 27 January 2021
A lot of what we do to achieve energy efficiency does not necessarily make the property cheaper for the tenant who lives in it. We have experience and evidence that work that is done to improve a property’s energy efficiency can make it more expensive for the tenant.
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7 November 2023
Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2024-25 Funding for Culture
Creative Scotland, the national body which supports the arts, screen, and creative D industries across Scotland, concluded that the 'perfect storm' “is still in full effect” one year on.
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7 March 2023
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Supported by: Michelle Ballantyne*, Richard Lyle*, Alexander Stewart*, Jackie Baillie*, Liz Smith*, Tom Mason*, Alison Harris*, Gordon Lindhurst*, Margaret Mitchell*, Bill Bowman*, Maurice Corry*, Jamie Greene*, Annie Wells*, Jeremy Balfour*, Alexander Burnett*, Murdo Fraser*, Miles Briggs*, David Torrance*, Maurice Golden* *S5M-16043 Rachael Hamilton: The New BBC Scotland Channel That the Parliament — welcomes the new BBC Scotland channel, which aired for the first time on 24 February 2019, reaching over 700,000 viewers at its peak, and its focus on delivering programmes for Scotland; understands that its programming will include drama, documentaries, comedy and a flagship new hour-long news programme, The Nine; understands that the new channel will run from 7pm to midnight every day and that 95% of programming will be of Scottish origin; notes that, with a budget of £32 million, it is estimated that 140 new jobs will be created; acknowledges the importance of a completely new media platform dedicated to Scotland and wishes those at the BBC the very best in making this a success; further welcomes the announcement that the BBC and the screen...
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14 February 2023
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Motions for Debate *S6M-03420 Angus Robertson: The Value of Public Service Broadcasting to Scotland—That the Parliament believes that public service broadcasting has a valuable role in society and provides vital platforms for the creative economy and cultural richness of the nation; recognises that substantial progress has been made in the last decade in increasing the volume of screen production made in Scotland, and welcomes Screen Scotland’s actions to continue to attract productions; notes that broadcasters and producers like the BBC and STV have a vital role in the Scottish screen sector to help develop talent both on and off screen; condemns any efforts to undermine the BBC and Channel 4’s operational independence by the UK Government; calls for BBC Scotland to receive a far fairer share of licence fee revenues raised in Scotland, and further calls for the Scottish Parliament’s role in BBC Charter Renewal to be respected.
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1 March 2022
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Motions for Debate *S6M-03420 Angus Robertson: The Value of Public Service Broadcasting to Scotland—That the Parliament believes that public service broadcasting has a valuable role in society and provides vital platforms for the creative economy and cultural richness of the nation; recognises that substantial progress has been made in the last decade in increasing the volume of screen production made in Scotland, and welcomes Screen Scotland’s actions to continue to attract productions; notes that broadcasters and producers like the BBC and STV have a vital role in the Scottish screen sector to help develop talent both on and off screen; condemns any efforts to undermine the BBC and Channel 4’s operational independence by the UK Government; calls for BBC Scotland to receive a far fairer share of licence fee revenues raised in Scotland, and further calls for the Scottish Parliament’s role in BBC Charter Renewal to be respected.
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8 October 2025
Substance Misuse Inquiry Response from Minister DAPS 8 Oct 2025
Quit Your Way and harm reduction activities. • Mental Health: Second mental health screening, when person in better placed to engage in discussion. 4.
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5 January 2024
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S6W-24335 Paul Sweeney: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will introduce a newborn screening programme for adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD).
