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20 December 2023
REUL Act environmental provisions DEFRA 18 December 2023
This could be done at the first period review (section 3, sub section 12 of the Framework) which takes place every three years from the date of publication of the Framework.
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6 December 2023
Leadership Team Minute 6 November 2023
TLT requested that teams be reminded to keep colleagues up to date with changes to work plans so that they in turn could plan around re-prioritisation of resources.
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26 October 2023
NCS Minister follow up 3 October 2023
I would be grateful if the Committee members could share this information likewise whenever appropriate. NCS spend to date The Committee also requested information on the spend to date on the NCS.
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28 July 2023
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2 June 2023
PE2020_A
. • Fresh cycles of treatment must be initiated by the date of the female partner’s 40th birthday and all subsequent frozen embryo transfers must be completed before the woman’s 41st birthday.
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8 March 2023
Leadership Team Minute 6 February 2023
Item 7: Quarter 3 reports Finance – LT (2023) Paper 2 13. LT noted the year-to-date figures and the end-year forecast of a 1.25% underspend against the revised budget.
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16 February 2022
Minutes of the CPG on Armed Forces and Veterans Community meeting of 22 September 2021
Whilst a successor is yet to be identified, Frankie Caldwell will fill the post in the interim. Dates of future meetings: Dates for future meetings were identified as: • 25 Jan 22 • 13 Apr 22 • 22 Jun 22 • 20 Sep 22 It is hoped that such meetings will take place within the Scottish Parliament building, however this i...
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19 January 2022
Minutes of the CPG on Tourism meeting of 25 October 2021
Use opportunity from covid for inclusive growth across all of Scotland • Most successful CPGs have clear actions – e.g. enquiries leading to recommendations o About taking topics and having actions to take forward as MSPs and wider group o Add value and not duplicate existing fora • Better to schedule to avoid clashes with events in parliament or other CPGs Simon Ovenden • Important area for consideration is how we move people around without vehicles (CNP considering this) • There are severe pressure points in national parks and NC500 • Significant (c25%) Rural Self Catering could close if the licencing legislations come through – massive loss to rural communities • 14% of SMEs in rural areas in Scotland rely on hospitality and tourism David Weston (SB&BA) • Supportive of Marc’s point– start with 2030 strategy • Recovery plan with industry support • Infrastructure – amenities are very important to visitor experience • It’s the role of the group and MSPs to champion tourism • Comms & education piece around explaining value of tourism Marc Crothall • STL resolution won’t resolve affordable housing issue – affordable housing is in turn a barrier to the workforce question 3 • Overlap with policy areas • Asking MSPs to align and work at national level and across policy areas e.g in other CPGs • Issue of transport is huge for the sector • Supply chain needs to function Matthew Niblett • SG planning control zones • Supportive of staffing and sustainability issues being a focus Evelyn Tweed • Doing a bit of proactive PR and activity around the CPG – try to get more MSPs engaged 4- Date...
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7 March 2023
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S5W-25752 Beatrice Wishart: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S5W-24895 by Maree Todd on 23 September 2019, on what date it first requested administrative data about potentially eligible households from the UK Government, and whether it will place a copy of the requests sent and responses received to date in the Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe).
Committees
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19 July 2023
Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2023-24
Following the evidence sessions, the Committee will consider the evidence heard and write to the Cabinet Secretary with its recommendations.
Timetable
29 June 2022
The Committee considered its approach to Pre-Budget Scrutiny.
28 September 2022
The Committee took evidence from Close the Gap and Women’s Enterprise Scotland.
5 October 2022
The Committee took evidence from the Scottish Tourism Alliance, Unite Hospitality, and UKHospitality.
26 October 2022
The Committee will hear from representatives from sectors with high energy usage.
