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Last updated:
5 April 2022
23032022 Letter From Cab Sec to Convener on Common Frameworks
The first test of this commitment came in the form of the Environmental Protection (Single- use Plastic Products) (Scotland) Regulations 2021, legislation laid in the Scottish Parliament in November 2021 to ban the manufacture and supply of certain types of single use plastic items which comes into effect on 1 June 2022. Although the other governments in th...
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13 September 2023
Scottish Human Rights Commission PreBudget Scrutiny 202425 briefing
In relation to evictions - the best interests of the child must be given primary consideration; any evictions are always subject to adequate alternatives and evictions are not to be targeted at families belonging to minority groups. • Four recommendations in UPR 2022 made specific mention of the need to improve access to an adequate standard of living for migrants and ethnic groups, including addressing structural barriers to their enjoyment of this right (this was also raised in 2019 by the Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance); ensure the right of every child to an adequate standard of living; and to Implement measures to address the situation of persons with disabilities, in particular, their right to an adequate standard of living. • Two recommendations form UPR in 2022 made reference to the need for concrete measures to ensure the fulfilment of the right to adequate housing for all without discrimination to prevent homelessness; • One further UPR (2022) recommendation focused on the need to addresses the impact of rising costs on child poverty targets and on access to affordable, accessible, and culturally appropriate social housing. • In 2019 the CEDAW Committee raised concern about the disproportionately negative impact of austerity measures on women.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 September 2014
Meeting of the Parliament 25 September 2014
If I go abroad on holiday, I tend to leave my guide dog at home, because I think that he probably deserves a holiday from me at the same time as I probably deserve a holiday with my family.
Last updated:
12 August 2025
Ferguson Marine Port Glasgow progress
We also visited the Ferguson Marine shipyard last month to see progress and speak with management and staff representatives. As the delivery dates of Hulls 801 and 802 approach, thoughts have turned to the future of the Ferguson Marine shipyard and its workforce.
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3 July 2025
Review of the UK EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement Response from Lord Advocate 23 June 2025
Criminal prosecution cases vary greatly in their size and circumstances, and some have a far greater volume and complexity of productions than others, therefore incurring greater expense. To date these costs have been absorbed by COPFS and PSOS.
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3 July 2025
Post Office Horizon Letter from Cab Sec 24 June 2025
The Scottish Government has utilised the services of Sheriff Officers to search for individuals, and this has ensured as much as possible that individuals have been traced. To date, a total of 4 individuals have not been able to be traced out of the 65 individuals with relevant convictions or an alternative to prosecution.
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7 May 2025
Letter to Minister post 290425 meeting final
I have previously indicated a willingness to lodge an amendment in relation to the commencement date for the Bill to come into force, as I recognise that there are some issues that will need to be addressed, in particular in relation to providing for children with complex additional support needs.
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10 April 2025
PE2089_I
Taken together these failures seriously undermine the basis for the Reporter’s advice to the Government arising from the process to date. We also believe these failures have been compounded by the publication of the 6 Natural Environment Bill less than a week after the closing date for the statutory consultation.
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2 April 2025
PE2067_M
While representatives from Scotland attend UK NSC meetings and remain in close contact to discuss any emerging issues, they must, at all times, respect and uphold the independence of the committee in formulating its advice, which is based on the best and most up to date evidence available. th As outlined in the UK NSC response to the Committee, dated 9 May 2024, the UK NSC does not make decisions regarding which conditions to screen for based on how rare a condition is or is not.
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31 March 2025
20250326_Minister to Convener
At that time the Registers will also be open for business. This means that from that date it will be possible for businesses of all sizes to use the new “fixed” security called a “statutory pledge” in respect of their moveable property, for example, vehicles, equipment such as plant and machinery, whisky, livestock, intellectual property and shares.
