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Official Report Meeting date: 20 February 2024

Finance and Public Administration Committee 20 February 2024

We note that the UK has gone into a recession—whether it is technical or not, it is a recession.

Last updated: 9 December 2022

Annual Return 2021 to 2022

Cross-Party Group Annual Return Name of Cross-Party Group Cross-Party Group on Co-operatives Date Group Established 6 October 2021 Date of Most Recent Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2 November 2022 Date Annual Return Submitted 01 December 2022 Date of Preceding AGM [this date is required to aid clerks in verifying that the most recent AGM has taken place within 11 to 13 months of the previous AGM] 6 October 2021 (Initial meeting of CPG post-election) Group Meetings and Activities Please provide details of each meeting of the Group including the date of the meeting, a brief description of the main subjects discussed and the MSP and non-MSP attendance figures.

Committee reports Date published: 7 July 2022

Instruments considered by the Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee during the first quarter of the Parliamentary Year 2021-21 - Summary

This is due to Quarter 1 only covering 5 meetings due to the Committee being established in late June which was quickly followed by the summer recess period. The number of made affirmative instruments rose from 31 in the last quarter to 37 in this reporting period, an increase of 19%.

Committee reports Date published: 25 March 2021

COVID-19 Committee: Annual Report 2020-21 - Evidence from the public: Call for views

What impact might the pre-election recess period have on the governance and scrutiny of Scotland’s COVID-19 response?

Committee reports Date published: 15 May 2018

Report on the Consultation on the Scottish Government's Draft National Outcomes - Consultation with Parliament

The 40-day period excludes days when the Parliament is dissolved or in recess, or not sitting for more than 4 days.

Last updated: 18 November 2024

SPBill53ENS062024

Sub-paragraphs (1) and (2) together provide as follows— • A prisoner whose new release date falls on or before the day that is 30 days before the commencement date is, as default, to be released in the period running from Tuesday to Thursday which starts with the first Tuesday after the commencement date. • A prisoner whose new release date falls in the period starting 29 days before the commencement date and ending 1 day before the commencement date is, as default, to be released in the period running from Tuesday to Thursday which starts with the third Tuesday after the commencement date. • A prisoner whose new release date falls in the period starting on the commencement date and ending the day before the final release period is, as default, to be released in the period running from Tuesday to Thursday which starts with the fifth Tuesday after the commencement date. 60.

Official Report Meeting date: 29 April 2025

Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 29 April 2025

For example, if tenants are required to give a date of their departure, that might be a different date to the date that the landlord has given, and the consequences of that might be unclear.

Last updated: 12 December 2023

2005 Act Keeling schedule for Parliament

(a) make further provision about the required content of Gaelic language plans in respect of areas that have been designated under section 1B as areas of linguistic significance, (b) make further provision about the matters which an education authority must include in its Gaelic language plan under subsection (4A), (c) make different provision for different— (i) purposes, (ii) types of authority, (iii) areas (including different parts of an area in relation to which an authority exercises its functions). (9) In this section— (a) the following expressions have the meanings given by section 135(1) of the Education (Scotland) Act 1980— “area”, in relation to an education authority, “education authority” “further education” “pupil” “school education”, (b) “Gaelic learner education” means the teaching of the Gaelic language to, and the learning of the language by, pupils to whom education is provided primarily by means of the English language, (c) “Gaelic medium education” means teaching and learning by means of the Gaelic language. 10 Gaelic Language (Scotland) Act 2005 as prospectively amended by the Bill 4 Review of, and appeal against, notices (1) Where a relevant public authority receives a notice under subsection (1) of section 3 and considers that the date...

Last updated: 29 September 2020