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Official Report
Meeting date:
21 September 2022
Criminal Justice Committee 21 September 2022
Criminal Justice Committee 21 September 2022 Criminal Justice Committee 21 September 2022Decision on Taking Business in Private Decision on Taking Business in Private Good morning, and welcome to the 24th meeting in 2022 of the Criminal Justice Committee.
Last updated:
5 December 2023
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S6W-23593 Alexander Burnett: To ask the Scottish Government how many convictions relating to rural crime there have been in each local authority area in (a) 2021, (b) 2022 and (c) 2023 to date, also broken down by the crimes that were in relation to (i) livestock theft, (ii) machinery theft, (iii) fuel theft and (iv)...
Last updated:
24 May 2023
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Work on a visitor levy was paused in March 2020 in light of the pandemic. Budget 2022/23 announced the Scottish Government’s intention to recommence this work, following which renewed stakeholder engagement was carried out.
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30 March 2023
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Renfrewshire Council submission of 21 December 2022 PE1941/R: Stop the destruction of headstones within community cemeteries In relation to the Memorial Safety Inspection Programme, the Council advised lair holders via local press and social media prior to the inspection works commencing.
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6 October 2022
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An Leas-phrìomh Mhinistear agus Ath - shlànachadh Cobhid Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Covid Recovery John Swinney MSP T: 0300 244 4000 E: [email protected] Daniel Johnson MSP Deputy Convener Finance and Public Administration Committee Scottish Parliament [by email] ___ 6 October 2022 Dear Daniel, Timing of Scottish Budget 2023-24 Tha...
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16 May 2024
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In its 2019 strategy, Clacks Council set target of local spend to 21.5% by 2022, hitting 23.4% by 2021. Fife Council went from >20% in 2010 to >40% in 10 years • Collective/sectoral pay bargaining should be expanded and included in a CWB Bill • A high-level statement in legislation could set out the first principles of CWB that CPPs should comply with (example of Land Reform Bill); also need something like the Scottish Land Commission Delivery and governance • CWB needs to be locally designed and resourced • Need more democracy in the economy – example of the Marcoro Law in Italy which gives tax incentives for workers to acquire a business and run it as a cooperative, and the California Employee Ownership Act (designed to help employees to buy a firm when its owner retires) • CWB so far driven by regional economic partnership in South of Scotland • CPPs need to be refashioned if they are to be part of CWB governance • Opportunities to measure impact – eg Ayrshire looking across the socioeconomic and environmental wellbeing indicators. • Importance of infrastructure as part of CWB eg energy, transport (such as local bus services), • Important role of third/community sector in shaping CWB. • CWB must have primacy across all policy areas, including Local Governance Review, Circular Economy Bill. • Fund community organising, not just community development Finances • NHS needs to recognise itself as an economic player - Scottish economy is embedded in institutions such as NHS. • Opportunities include local pension fund investment, eg just 1% into the local economy could raise millions (Preston’s example) • Tax law can incentivise investment in businesses • Public Contract Scotland needs to be refreshed; Quick Quote threshold should be increased • Increasing the procurement threshold would allow more scope for locally awarded quick quotes • Existing funds could be rationalised to be more impactful; need to re- plumb and re-work the existing system 4 • Preston – establishing a NW Bank; Welsh Assembly – setting up regional cooperative bank Net zero/circular economy • Circular economy can deliver elements of CWB if designed right; • SoSE horizon-scanning work into potential future value of community benefit from onshore wind. • Need a Scots energy company involving many communities owning land, to produce and distribute energy locally and to Scotland, with mechanisms such as a coordinating national network body • Climate should be added as an additional ‘pillar’ to CWB • Ownership of community renewables needs to be made easier (ownership has declined in recent years) • The community benefit of offshore renewables should mean millions of pounds going into communities.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 April 2023
Public Audit Committee 27 April 2023
Although the agreement was officially agreed in March 2022, discussions took place for a period of time.
Last updated:
23 December 2022
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Since the submission of the Interim Report in March 2021, the full JBR Working Group has met on six occasions: • 19 April 2021 • 10 August 2021 • 1 June 2022 • 6 July 2022 • 26 July 2022 11.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 June 2020
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 10 June 2020
A few days ago, the Trussell Trust also said that it welcomed the swift action that has been taken by the Scottish Government to increase the Scottish welfare fund and to ensure that food banks can access emergency food. The action that we have taken has been right and necessary, and we intend to continue with it.
Committees
Last updated:
7 February 2025
Reducing drug deaths in Scotland and tackling problem drug use
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