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It is currently expected that draft regulations will be laid later in 2025, although the exact date is still to be decided. The eventual timeline will be informed by the considerations of the group and the development of the regulations.
We have the option to pose questions or to take up any issues with regard to the date and relevant developments. If members do not have any views on the matter, we will move to the substantive question.
Holyrood park’s legislation is decades out of date and does not align with council or Government climate targets or with the City of Edinburgh Council mobility plan.
I thank the minister for that answer and I respect what she has to say, but the Edinburgh tram inquiry has now been running for over eight years. To date, it has cost Scottish taxpayers £13.1 million, and the end is still not in sight.
National Records of Scotland (Funding) To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on how much additional funding it has allocated to the National Records of Scotland. (S6O-01163) To date, no additional funding has been allocated.
We received a letter from the cabinet secretary in response to our letter, but it gave us no end date, no clarity on the conditions for lifting the regulations and, disappointingly, no record of how the regulations had been implemented since they were first enacted in December.
How will those who attain the age of 18 after that date be contacted for vaccination, especially as many of them will be returning to college and university?
Executive Summary
Green recovery seeks to achieve the dual aims of lifting an economy out of recession, and society out of a crisis, alongside protecting and improving the environment.
To ask the Scottish Government what plans it has to mitigate the impact of a possible recession in Scotland. Scotland’s economy has remained resilient over the past year, growing by 0.4% in 2016.