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27 November 2023
Agenda for the meeting on 6 December 2023
Agenda item 4 National Audiology Review Actions Agenda item 5 Date of next meeting and closing remarks Dates for 2024 Wed 17 Jan 2024 Wed 20 March 2024 June tbc: Launch of Definition of Deafblindness “Declaration” Wed 4 September 2024/AGM Wed 12 Dec 2024 BSL / English Interpreters and Electronic Notetakers will be pr...
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Meeting date:
28 February 2023
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 28 February 2023
The actual spend to date figure was published back in February in a freedom of information response.
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5 November 2025
20251105_Letter from Graeme Dey MSP Minister for Parliamentary Business and Veterans
The new SSI will revoke the previous Code of Practice 1 SSI, and set the date on which the revised Code will, subject to the Parliamentary process, come into force. 1 The Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 (Non-Party Campaigner Code of Practice) (Appointed Date) (Scotland) Order 2025 Scottish Minis...
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30 June 2025
Correspondence from ScotRail Follow up to evidence session on 29 April 3 June 2025
. % cancellations by organisation TOC- Network on- Rail ScotRail TOC 2025/26 year-to- date 47.24% 52.14% 0.61% 2024/25 47.13% 50.58% 2.29% 2023/24 56.03% 42.45% 1.52% 2022/23 49.63% 48.64% 1.73% 2021/22 45.60% 53.20% 1.20% To provide further context, the following table provides those cancellations as a percentage of the overall services that operated: Cancellations as % of booked services 2025/26 year-to- date 2.06% 2024/25 2.55% 2023/24 2.85% 2022/23 3.46% 2021/22 3.35% As background to understanding wider punctuality and reliability, the following table provides the percentage share of public performance measure (PPM) failures – that's the reasons, such as an infrastructure failure or a train fault which delayed a service, which results in a service failing to reach its destination within five minutes having called at all scheduled stations - broken down by: - Network Rail. - ScotRail. - TOC-on-TOC, that’s a situation where another train operating company (TOC) delays ScotRail services. % PPM failures by organisation Network Rail ScotRail TOC-on-TOC 2025/26 year-to- date 48.69% 46.55% 4.76% 2024/25 47.48% 47.02% 5.50% 2023/24 55.45% 39.81% 4.74% 2022/23 53.51% 41.18% 5.32% 2021/22 52.47% 43.86% 3.67% As background, in both 2022 and 2024, ScotRail operated a temporary timetable due to a pay dispute with drivers which resulted in fewer drivers being available to work overtime or rest days, as is their contractual right.
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6 May 2025
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At the time, I recognised that the exact timing would be contingent upon the publication date of the UKSR. The timing of the UKSR does not allow both these aims to be achieved.
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6 March 2025
Pension Scheme Minutes Meeting 3 December 2024
Pauline thanked everyone for their contributions. Item 8: Date of next meeting 10. Date for next meeting set as Tuesday 3 March 2025
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20 June 2024
20240415SET minute
Action: secretariat Date of next meeting 12. The following dates were agreed: • Monday 22 April – workshop • Monday 29 April – SET meeting • Monday 13 May – workshop • Monday 20 May – SET meeting SET secretariat April 2024
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29 September 2023
pension scheme minutes 29 march 2022
Pauline McNeill MSP was formally elected as chair. Item 8: Date of next meeting 11. Secretariat to arrange the date of the next meeting.
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29 January 2026
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A recently concluded FOI request to South Ayrshire Council concerning the demolition of the Category B-listed Ayr Station Hotel revealed that "between the date of the fire on 25 September 2023 and the date of the request of 19 December 2023, no further specific structural or condition reports were requested/instructe...
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16 December 2025
Pre budget scrutiny Follow up from Police Scotland 16 Dec 2025
(DCC Speirs recent media response) Overtime spend for the year to date to the end of November was circa £19m, a 12% increase from the same point in the previous financial year which demonstrates the significant increasing pressure on the Service.
