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7 March 2023
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Supported by: Fergus Ewing* *S5M-02397 Ross Greer: Gender-inclusive Banking That the Parliament congratulates 17- — year-old Kaelin Farnish on successfully campaigning to be given the option of opening a bank account under a non-binary gender identity; understands that the decision of Metro Bank UK to provide customers and colleagues with this option, and the title, Mx, makes it the first bank in the UK to offer an inclusive service to customers and staff regardless of gender identity, and urges all banks, and other organisations, to adopt a similar gender-inclusive approach to their customer service and organisational culture.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 September 2017
Public Audit and Post-legislative Scrutiny Committee 07 September 2017
As the committee might remember, there are then questions about whether we have a 5 per cent allowance that we can use after date X or a 2 per cent allowance that we can use after another date.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 January 2025
Public Audit Committee 22 January 2025
In the meantime, we have sought to crowd in investment, including through the Scottish National Investment Bank, our enterprise bodies, and consideration of the mutual investment model to complete the A9.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 September 2022
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 06 September 2022
This is the 23rd meeting of the Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee in 2022 and our first meeting following the summer recess.
Committees
2022-11-29T00:00:00Z:
29 November 2022
Inquiry into Town Centres and Retail in Scotland - Annexe A - Extracts from minutes of Committee meetings
Annexe A - Extracts from minutes of Committee meetings Annexe A - Extracts from minutes of Committee meetings1st meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday, 12 January, 2022Work programme (in private): The Committee considered an approach paper for its next inquiry and agreed to continue consideration to its next meeting.2nd meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday, 19 January 2022Work Programme (in private): The Committee considered arrangements for its next inquiry and agreed to not seek the appointment of an adviser.3rd meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday, 26 January 2022Work programme (in private): The Committee considered arrangements for its next inquiry and agreed on the call for written views.4th meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday, 2 February 2022Work programme (in private): The Committee considered arrangements for its next inquiry.5th meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday 9 February 2022Work programme (in private): The Committee considered arrangements for its inquiry, it agreed to visit Dumfries, to hold an online roundtable event and to consider arrangements and further options at a future meeting.9th meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday, 30 March 2022Town Centres and Retail: The Committee took evidence from—Professor Leigh Sparks, Deputy Principal and Professor of Retail Studies, University of Stirling.Town Centres and Retail (in private): The Committee considered the evidence heard earlier in the meeting.10th meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday, 20 April 2022Town centres and retail: The Committee took evidence from—Jennifer Hunter, Executive Leader, Culture Counts;Roddy MacDonald, Director, Industrial Communities Alliance Scotland;Phil Prentice, Chief Officer, Scotland's Towns Partnership;David Grove, Lead Officer, Town Centre Development Unit, Fife Council;and then from—Danny Cepok, Development Manager, Love Oor Lang Toun;Anthea Coulter, Chief Officer and Business Manager, Clackmannanshire Third Sector Interface;Gemma Cruickshank, Manager, Embrace Elgin; andMark Darragh, Vice-Chair, ONE Linlithgow.Town centres and retail (in private): The Committee considered the evidence heard earlier in the meeting.11th meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday, 27 April 2022Town centres and retail: The Committee took evidence from—Paul Gerrard, Campaigns and Public Affairs Director, The Co-op;David Lonsdale , Director, Scottish Retail Consortium;Martin Newman, Member, KPMG/Ipsos Retail Think Tank;Maxine Smedley, Head of Stores, Boots;and then from—Ruth Boyle, Policy and Parliamentary Manager, Close the Gap;Joanne Cairns, Head of Research, Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers; andBryan Simpson, Industrial Organiser, Unite Hospitality.Evidence Session (in private): The Committee considered the evidence heard earlier in the meeting.12th meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday, 4 May 2022Town centres and retail: The Committee took evidence from—Gillian Crawford, Managing Director, Lily Blanche;Carolyn Currie, Chief Executive, Women’s Enterprise Scotland;Stuart Mackinnon, Head of Communication and Public, Federation of Small Businesses;Dr Peter Mowforth, Chief Executive, Indez;and then from—Hugh Lightbody, Chief Officer, Business Gateway;Neil Francis, Managing Director; andSiobhan McDermit, Team Leader, Digital Trade Services, Scottish Development International.Town centres and retail (in private): The Committee considered the evidence heard earlier in the meeting and agreed to invite further witnesses to give evidence.13th meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday, 11 May 2022Town centres and retail: The Committee took evidence from—Craig McLaren, Director, Royal Town Planning Institute in Scotland;Euan Leitch, Chief Executive, Scotland's Regeneration Forum;Stephen Lewis, Vice-Chair, Scottish Property Federation; andAdrian Watson, Chair, Association of Town and City Management.Evidence Session (in private): The Committee considered the evidence heard earlier in meeting.14th meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday, 18 May 2022Town centres and retail: The Committee took evidence from—Martin Avila, Interim Chief Executive, Community Enterprise in Scotland;Dr Allison Orr, Senior Lecturer in Real Estate, University of Glasgow;Pauline Smith, Chief Executive, Development Trusts Association Scotland;and then from—Ian Buchanan, Equality and Access Manager, Disability Equality Scotland;Nicoletta Primo, Research and Policy Officer, Sight Scotland; andAdam Stachura, Head of Policy and Communications, Age Scotland.Maggie Chapman informed the Committee that she used to be the Chief Executive Officer of the Scottish Council for Visual Impairment.Evidence Session (in private): The Committee considered the evidence heard earlier in the meeting.15th meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday, 25 May 2022Town centres and retail: The Committee took evidence from—Douglas Cowan, Director of Communities and Place, Highlands and Islands Enterprise;Bryan McGrath, Director of Enterprise and Place, South of Scotland Enterprise;Derek Shaw, Director of Innovation and Place, Scottish Enterprise;and then from—Craig Iles, Service Lead in Planning and Building Standards, South Ayrshire Council;Bill Lindsay, Service Manager Policy and Place in Planning Services, Fife Council; andSteve Rogers, Head of Economy and Development , Dumfries and Galloway Council.Town centres and retail (in private): The Committee considered the evidence heard earlier in the meeting.16th meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday 15 June 2022Town centres and retail: The Committee took evidence from—Tom Arthur, Minister for Public Finance, Planning and Community Wealth;David Cowan, Head of Regeneration Unit; andCatherine Brown, Head of Retail and Cities Unit, Scottish Government.Town centres and retail (in private): The Committee considered the main themes arising from evidence received during the inquiry, to inform the drafting of its report and agreed to write to the Minister for Public Finance, Planning and Community Wealth for more detail about its engagement with the UK Government about an online sales tax.18th meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday 29 June 2022Town centres and retail (in private): The Committee considered the main themes arising from the evidence received during the inquiry, to inform the drafting of its report and agreed that a draft report will be brought to the Committee at a future meeting.23rd meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday 26 October 2022Town centres and retail (in private): The Committee considered a draft report and agreed to consider a revised draft at a future meeting.26th meeting, 2022 (Session 6) Wednesday 16 November 2022Town centres and retail (in private): The Committee considered a revised draft report.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 December 2022
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee 20 December 2022
Building (Scotland) Amendment (Amendment) (No 2) Regulations 2022 (SSI 2022/340) Our third item is consideration of two Scottish statutory instruments.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 July 2020
S5W-30124
The conclusion from NRS was that the only option around which there is confidence of securing the high level of response rate required was moving the date of the census to March 2022. Other options had an estimated response rate that fell between 60% - 80%.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 November 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 20 November 2024
Our green industrial strategy and the work of the Scottish National Investment Bank and our enterprise agencies are key to securing further growth in investment, which will, in turn, benefit all of our communities.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 November 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 20 November 2024
Our green industrial strategy and the work of the Scottish National Investment Bank and our enterprise agencies are key to securing further growth in investment, which will, in turn, benefit all of our communities.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 February 2024
Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee 07 February 2024
The response from ScotRail notes that, although it has no current plans to upgrade the retail infrastructure to support the use of bank cards for tap-on-tap-off rail journeys—which is how you get around the London Underground—it is actively pursuing a pilot scheme for a mobile phone app to achieve a similar outcome.
