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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 February 2025
S6W-34459
To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on its work to develop legislation on the welfare of farmed fish. The Scottish Government does not have any immediate plans to develop further legislation in relation to the welfare of farmed fish.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 February 2025
S6W-34943
In May 2024 a further £1.5m was provided to support the Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre until March 2026 and we are now considering options to help facilitate aquaculture innovation into the future.On behalf of Scottish Ministers, the Fish Health Inspectorate continues to undertake a listed disease surveillance programme to prevent the introduction and spread of listed and emerging fish diseases in Scotland which includes statutory inspections, sampling programmes, and the provision of advice to stakeholders.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 February 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 19 February 2025 [Draft]
That seeks to incentivise the use of selective fishing gear in vessels and the use of fishing techniques that have a reduced impact on the environment.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 February 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 19 February 2025 [Draft]
Fruit and vegetable imports are down 51 per cent, and fish and seafood imports are down 67 per cent.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 February 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 19 February 2025 [Draft]
This debate is something of a pretty kettle of fish. When Kate Forbes stood to speak, I was reflecting that, when I first came to the Parliament, Ms Forbes was 17, had just left school and was off to the University of Cambridge.
Last updated:
18 February 2025
Chamber_Minutes_20250218
Opportunities and Challenges for Scotland’s Fishing Sector in 2025: The Parliament debated S6M-16282 in the name of Beatrice Wishart—That the Parliament commends the hard-working fishermen of island and coastal communities, including in the Shetland Islands constituency; understands that, as published in the most recent Marine Economic Statistics in December 2024, fishing contributed £335 million to Scotland’s economy in 2022, including £83.3 million from Shetland; notes the dangerous nature of the open sea and the at-sea dangers of manmade infrastructure, as well as from other fishing vessels conducting dangerous procedures and manoeuvres; further notes concern in the sector about increasing competition for marine space and the calls to establish designated cable corridors as a means of addressing spatial squeeze and promoting co-operation; recognises the cultural and economic significance of fishing to Scotland; highlights fish as what it sees as a sustainable, low-carbon source of protein; understands that the Scottish Government has not held a debate on fisheries since 2022, and notes the belief that action to address spatial squeeze in Scotland's seas is in the long-term interests of the fishing sector as well as the wider Scottish economy.
Last updated:
18 February 2025
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S6M-16488.2 Daniel Johnson: Employer National Insurance Contributions—As an amendment to motion S6M-16488 in the name of Tom Arthur (Employer National Insurance Contributions), leave out from "recognises" to end and insert “welcomes the record £5.2 billion of additional funding for Scotland delivered as a result of the UK Government’s Autumn Budget; agrees with the STUC that the additional positive measures that are set out in the draft Scottish Budget 2025-26 are ‘dependent on UK Government funding’; regrets that the fiscal changes called for by the Scottish Government would significantly reduce the level of funding available to Scotland’s public services; understands that the First Minister has publicly advocated for a cut to Scotland’s budget of £636 million; regrets that the Scottish National Party administration’s failure to grow Scotland’s economy has negatively impacted the level of funding available in the Scottish Budget over many years; understands that decisions around the level of staffing in Scotland’s public services are devolved to the Scottish Government, and calls on the Scottish Government to ensure that the record funding delivered by the UK Government reaches the frontline services that need it most.” followed by Committee Announcements followed by Business Motions followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions 5:15 pm Decision Time followed by Members' Business Debate on the subject of— Beatrice Wishart: Opportunities and Challenges for Scotland’s Fishing...
Last updated:
18 February 2025
031224 CPG Social Enterprise Minutes
So I've had some who I've had to explain to them that if they're going to prostitute themselves, they're much more, they're worth so much more than a fish supper that they have to value themselves.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 February 2025
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 18 February 2025
However, there is a whole range of other issues as well. You mentioned seal scarers in fish farms, and the whole raft of regulatory reform analysis that Environmental Standards Scotland performs.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 February 2025
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 18 February 2025
However, there is a whole range of other issues as well. You mentioned seal scarers in fish farms, and the whole raft of regulatory reform analysis that Environmental Standards Scotland performs.
