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6 October 2023
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The £196,200 will start incurring in 2025-26. ** The upper estimate for year 1 costs include £63,365 which is the maximum estimate for signage costs.
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The £196,200 will start incurring in 2025-26. ** The upper estimate for year 1 costs include £63,365 which is the maximum estimate for signage costs.
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7 February 2025
Alcohol and drug services DGHSC to PAC 6 Feb 2025
For 2025/26 onwards we have increased the amount of baselined funding ADPs get by £19 million providing further stability.
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23 March 2026
Verity House Agreement and New Deal with Local Government
In June 2023 the Committee visited Orkney Islands Council.
Read a summary of the visit to Orkney
In October 2023 the Committee visited Highland Council.
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24 April 2026
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PB/S6/26/043 Parliamentary Bureau – Approval of Scottish Statutory Instruments Affirmative Instruments Scottish Statutory Instruments Absent Voting (Miscellaneous Amendment) (Scotland) Order 2026 (SSI 2026/Draft) 1.
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Scottish Elections (Reform) Bill Marshalled List of Amendments for Stage 2 The Bill will be considered in the following order— Sections 1 to 28 Schedule Sections 29 to 36 Long Title Amendments marked * are new (including manuscript amendments) or have been altered. ction 4 Se Mark Ruskell 22 In section 4, page 2, line 28, leave out Graeme Dey 23 In section 4, page 2, line 28, at end insert— Section 6 Graeme Dey 4 In section 6, page 3, line 20, leave out and insert Graeme Dey 5 In section 6, page 3, line 33, at end insert— After section 6 Jeremy Balfour 1 After section 6, insert— Section 10 Graeme Dey 6 In section 10, page 6, line 26, leave out and insert Graeme Dey 7 In section 10, page 6, line 26, at end insert— Graeme Dey 8 In section 10, page 6, line 29, at end insert— Graeme Dey 9 In section 10, page 6, line 30, leave out subsection (3) After section 11 Jeremy Balfour 2 After section 11, insert— Section 14 Graeme Dey 10 In section 14, page 9, line 27, after insert Graeme Dey 11 In section 14, page 9, line 30, at end insert— Graeme Dey 12 In section 14, page 9, line 31, leave out Graeme Dey 13 In section 14, page 9, line 32, after insert Graeme Dey 14 In section 14, page 9, line 33, at end insert Graeme Dey 15 In section 14, page 9, line 35, leave out and insert Graeme Dey 16 In section 14, page 9, line 35, at end insert— Graeme Dey 17 In section 14, page 9, line 36, leave out from beginning to end of line 21 on page 10 Section 17 Graeme Dey 18 Leave out section 17 Section 18 Graeme Dey 19 Leave out section 18 Section 29 Graeme Dey 20 In section 29, page 18, line 21, leave out and insert 4 Section 32 Graeme Dey 21 In section 32, page 22, line 40, leave out and insert Section 35 Jeremy Balfour 3 In section 35, page 23, line 19, after insert 5 Parliamentary copyright.
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Neurodivergence in Scotland 22 February 2026
(emotional, sensory, communication etc.) xv https://www.ourwatch.org.uk/news/nwns-crime-and-community-survey-2023-findings-released xvi Questions 17, 25, 26, and 32 all asked for written comments and/or experiences.
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Background 6. The Scotland Act 2016 devolved new social security powers to Scotland, giving the Scottish Parliament the power to create additional benefits, replace existing benefits with new benefits or other payments and to determine the structure and value of such provision.
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7 March 2023
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Proposed future business At its next meeting on 26 October, the Committee expects to conclude its Stage 1 oral evidence taking on the Gender Representation on Public Boards (Scotland) Bill.
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20 March 2024
Natural Capital Finance submission Lydia Cole 19 March 2024
This trend pushes land centralisa�on and prevents diversifica�on of land use and ownership. Par�cularly, community-buy-out is increasingly unfeasible and new market entrants, like less affluent young families, cannot compete.
