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26 September 2025
Letter to the Cab Sec Building Safety
The Scottish Tenants Organisation also suggested legislation in this area should 26 include the landlords’ responsibilities with regard to knowledge of stock condition.
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Children and Young People AnnualReturnForm November 2025
Cross-Party Group Annual Return Name of Cross-Party Group Cross-Party Group on Children and Young People Date Group Established 26 October 2021 Date of Most Recent Annual General Meeting (AGM) 30 October 2025 Date Annual Return Submitted 27th November 2025 Date of Preceding AGM th 29 October 2024 Group Meetings and Activities Please provide details of each...
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17 April 2025
BB20250422
Douglas Lumsden: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on when it will publish the outcome of the latest A96 corridor review. (S6O-04566) 8.
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23 July 2025
S6W-39486
To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on the number of appointments and procedures that the additional £106 million investment will provide in 2025-26. Through our £106 million additional investment targeted at the longest waits, NHS Boards plan to deliver more than 300,000 appointments and procedures this year.The additional appointments and procedures are expected to break down as follows:195,000 imaging scans;31,000 inpatient or day-case procedures; and88,000 new outpatient appointments.A proportion of funding will also support cancer activity and provide critical supporting services which help our NHS deliver activity including pathology, diagnostic reporting and pre-assessment.In addition, the Government has also now committed a further £4 million to deliver extra dermatology activity, bringing total additional funding for this year to over £110 million.
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29 April 2025
S6W-36287
The Scottish Government is investing a record £1.64 billion in policing in 2025-26, an increase of almost £90 million of additional funding from the 2024-25 budget.Our investment in policing has enabled Police Scotland to undertake the highest level of recruitment since its inception, with around 1,200 new officers joining since the start of 2024.
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3 October 2023
S6W-21682
It is also working with large and small manufacturers to unlock big productivity gains; develop new products and processes; transform workforce skillsets; win new orders; and grow their businesses.
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20 April 2023
S6W-16283
The review of Housing for Varying Needs, our design guide for accessibility standards for new social rented homes, is underway and will directly inform the development of a Scottish Accessible Homes Standard, set to be implemented from 2025-26.
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13 March 2026
SPBill79AGS062026
Groupings of amendments Group 1: Visitor levy scheme modifications: basis and setting of levy 1, 2, 3, 7, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24 Group 2: Visitor levy schemes: permitted deductions by liable persons 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 23 Group 3: Application of levy and exemptions 5, 6, 25, 26, 32 Group 4: Transitional provision 12, 27 Group 5: Reports and reviews by local authorities operating visitor levy schemes 28, 29, 30, 31 Group 6: Reporting on operation of Act 13, 33 SP Bill 79A - G 1 Session 6 (2026) THIS IS NOT THE MARSHALLED LIST Amendments in debating order Group 1: Visitor levy scheme modifications: basis and setting of levy Ivan McKee 1 In section 1, page 1, line 11, leave out from beginning to and insert— Ivan McKee 2 In section 1, page 1, line 19, after insert Ivan McKee 3 In section 1, page 1, line 21, after insert Ivan McKee 7 In section 3, page 4, line 5, leave out and insert Ivan McKee 17 In the schedule, page 9, line 8, after insert Ivan McKee 18 In the schedule, page 9, line 10, after insert Ivan McKee 19 In the schedule, page 9, line 14, after insert Ivan McKee 20 In the schedule, page 9, line 16, after insert 2 THIS IS NOT THE MARSHALLED LIST Ivan McKee 21 In the schedule, page 10, leave out lines 13 to 15 Ivan McKee 22 In the schedule, page 10, leave out line 29 Ivan McKee 24 In the schedule, page 10, line 32, at end insert— Group 2: Visitor levy schemes: permitted deductions by liable persons Ivan McKee 4 After section 1, insert— Ivan McKee 8 In section 4, page 5, line 4, after insert Ivan McKee 9 In section 4A, page 5, line 30, after insert Ivan McKee 10 In section 4A, page 5, line 32, leave out Ivan McKee 11 In section 4A, page 5, line 34, leave out and insert 4 THIS IS NOT THE MARSHALLED LIST Ivan McKee 14 In section 10, page 8, line 13, at end insert— Ivan McKee 15 In section 10, page 8, line 19, leave out and insert Ivan McKee 16 In section 10, page 8, line 19, at end insert— Ivan McKee 23 In the schedule, page 10, line 29, at end insert— Group 3: Application of levy and exemptions Murdo Fraser 5 After section 2, insert— Murdo Fraser 6 After section 2, insert— Stephen Kerr 25 After section 2, insert— Tim Eagle 26 After section 2, insert— Stephen Kerr 32 Before section 5A, insert— 8 THIS IS NOT THE MARSHALLED LIST Group 4: Transitional provision Murdo Fraser 12 After section 5, insert— Tim Eagle 27 After section 5, insert— Group 5: Reports and reviews by local authorities operating visitor levy schemes Stephen Kerr 28 Before section 5A, insert— Stephen Kerr 29 Before section 5A, insert— Stephen Kerr 30 Before section 5A, insert— Stephen Kerr 31 Before section 5A, insert— Group 6: Reporting on operation of Act Ivan McKee 13 In section 5A, page 7, line 1, leave out from to end of line 3 and insert Tim Eagle 33 After section 5A, insert— 11 © Parliamentary copyright.
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1 July 2025
ChairSFCToConvener_24Jun25
Our forecast of 3.7 per cent average earnings growth in 2025–26 implies additional revenue of around £60 to £70 million per year from fiscal drag relative to the UK system.
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6 March 2025
Chamber_Minutes_20250306
Impact of UK Welfare Reforms in Scotland: The Parliament debated S6M- 16536 in the name of Marie McNair—That the Parliament condemns the Labour UK administration for its reported intention to proceed with what it sees as punitive welfare reforms proposed under the previous Conservative administration; notes the calls on the UK Government to immediately reverse its plans, which, it considers, could seriously impact disabled people and increase financial insecurity in vulnerable households; further notes with alarm reports that, by 2029, over 450,000 disabled people and people with long-term conditions across the UK could be impacted as a result of the proposed reforms to Work Capability Assessment, with, it understands, many losing payments currently worth over £400 per month; is deeply concerned by what it sees as the callous language of UK Government ministers when discussing welfare reform, including the reported comment by the UK work and pensions secretary that some benefit claimants are "taking the mickey"; notes what it sees as the contrast between what it considers the demonisation of welfare recipients, under the UK Government, and the Scottish Government’s continued commitment to a devolved social security system based on dignity, fairness and respect; welcomes the reported investment of £1.3 billion above the UK block grant adjustment for social security expenditure in the draft Budget 2025-26...
