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Official Report
Meeting date:
25 October 2022
Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee 25 October 2022
Could Susan McKellar, Allan Faulds, Oonagh Brown and Clare Gallagher answer that briefly?
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10 October 2022
CPG Culture and Communities Annual Return 2021 to 2022
The group heard from guests including Caroline Brown from Dundee University, Jane Miller from National Museum of Scotland, and Chris Kelly from Tayside Healthcare Arts Trust.
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1 April 2022
Biodiversity Statement 2021
Conservation of the Northern Brown Argus has been helped by the ‘Square Metre for Butterflies’ project.
Last updated:
1 March 2022
Chamber_Minutes_20220301
Paul Sweeney moved amendment S6M-03381.2— As an amendment to motion S6M-03381 in the name of Keith Brown (A Scottish Approach to the Mental Health and Wellbeing of our Veterans in Each Community), insert at end “; acknowledges the recommendation in the action plan that veterans who are at risk of suicide should be considered in the Scottish Government’s new...
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6 December 2021
Minutes of the CPG on Lung Health meeting of 21 June 2021
Cross-Party Group on Lung Health st Minutes of Meeting – 21 June 2021 MSPs Attending: Emma Harper MSP, Alexander Stewart MBE MSP, Monica Lennon MSP External Attending: Gareth Brown, Joseph Carter, Dr Tom Fardon, Sally Hughes, Colin Brett, Mike Parker, Katherine Byrne, Linda McLeod, Michael Brown, Agnes Whyte, Dr Wil...
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14 February 2023
BB20211004
Pre-Budget Scrutiny: The Committee will take evidence as part of its Pre-Budget Scrutiny from—David Page, Deputy Chief Officer, and James Gray, Police Scotland; Chris Brown, Scottish Police Authority; and then from— Colin Lancaster, Scottish Legal Aid Board. 3.
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1 October 2021
BB20211004
Pre-Budget Scrutiny: The Committee will take evidence as part of its Pre-Budget Scrutiny from— David Page, Deputy Chief Officer, and James Gray, Police Scotland; Chris Brown, Scottish Police Authority; and then from— Colin Lancaster, Scottish Legal Aid Board. 3.
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31 January 2025
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The Scottish National Party is seeking to make the following changes to committee memberships— Committee Membership Change(s) Education, Children and Young People Keith Brown to be appointed Committee Rural Affairs and Islands Committee Evelyn Tweed to replace Colin Beattie 2.
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2 April 2024
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S6M-05506: Craig Hoy: Protecting the Future of Scotland’s Historic Environment – That the Parliament understands that stonemasonry is vitally important for the protection and preservation of Scotland’s historic environment and tourism, and that it can be hugely beneficial to young people from deprived backgrounds to start their career; commends the Ridge Charity in Dunbar, which it understands currently PB/S6/22/123 supports some of East Lothian’s most marginalised community members to gain access to modern apprenticeships in stonemasonry and joinery; regrets the reported impending loss of stonemasonry apprenticeships at Edinburgh College and the impact that this may have on young people in the south of Scotland; notes the calls on the Scottish Government, Skills Development Scotland, Historic Environment Scotland and South of Scotland Enterprise to consider what it sees as the potential serious repercussions for the Ridge Charity and for the apprenticeship opportunities for young people in the south east of Scotland, and further notes the calls for stakeholders, including the Scottish Government, to engage to identify a positive solution for an accessible location that could be used for young people from Berwickshire, Edinburgh and East Lothian to gain access to stonemasonry apprenticeships through a satellite provision of an existing college provider. S6M-05469: Siobhian...
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2 April 2024
PB_2022_109
S6M-05506: Craig Hoy: Protecting the Future of Scotland’s Historic Environment - That the Parliament understands that stonemasonry is vitally important for the protection and preservation of Scotland’s historic environment and tourism, and that it can be hugely beneficial to young people from deprived backgrounds to start their career; commends the Ridge Charity in Dunbar, which it understands currently supports some of East Lothian’s most marginalised community members to gain access to modern apprenticeships in stonemasonry and joinery; regrets the reported impending loss of stonemasonry apprenticeships at Edinburgh College and the impact that this may have on young people in the south of Scotland; notes the calls on the Scottish Government, Skills Development Scotland, Historic Environment Scotland and South of Scotland Enterprise to consider what it sees as the potential serious repercussions for the Ridge Charity and for the apprenticeship opportunities for young people in the south east of Scotland, and further notes the calls for stakeholders, including the Scottish Government, to engage to identify a positive solution for an accessible location that could be used for young people from Berwickshire, Edinburgh and East Lothian to gain access to stonemasonry apprenticeships through a satellite provision of an existing college provider. PB/S6/22/109 S6M-05469: Siobhian...
