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Last updated:
9 February 2021
SPCB2021Paper 002
Integrating Gaelic into the fabric of the Scottish Parliament’s thinking (by ensuring work is delivered alongside and within existing programmes as well as having activities specifically for raising the profile of Gaelic). Issues and options 4. To date, each Annual Report has been signed by the Head of Outreach Services and seen by the Chief Executive.
Last updated:
27 April 2020
Financial Memorandum Social Security Administration and Tribunal Membership Scotland Bill
It is not possible at this stage to estimate what the additional cost would be to the COPFS or Police Scotland relating to fraud offences for any future top up benefit that may be introduced at a later date. The Scottish Government is at present unable to quantify the financial impact on the COPFS or Police Scotland, however it will continue consulting with...
Last updated:
26 February 2020
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Amendments agreed at Stage 2 which are not covered in this supplementary Financial Memorandum are considered not to significantly or materially affect the assumptions in the original Financial Memorandum. 1 https://www.parliament.scot/S5_Bills/Scottish%20Biometrics%20Commissi oners%20Bill/SPBill48AS052020.pdf 2 https://www.parliament.scot/S5_Bills/Scottish%20Biometrics%20Commissi oners%20Bill/SPBill48FMS052019.pdf SP Bill 48A–FM 1 Session 5 (2020) This document relates to the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner Bill as amended at Stage 2 (SP Bill 48A) The focus of this supplementary Financial Memorandum is therefore— • the estimated costs associated with adding the Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (“the PIRC”) to the purview of the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner (“the Commissioner”), • the estimated costs relating to the requirement for the Commissioner to establish a complaints procedure, • the estimated costs of carrying out a review of the Commissioner’s functions by dates...
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 April 2019
Social Security Committee 04 April 2019
There is no back-dating provision to the same level as we had with housing benefit.
Committees
2025-06-10T23:00:00Z:
10 June 2025
Delegated powers in the Education (Scotland) Bill (as amended at Stage 2) - Review of relevant powers
New section 39(4) will allow the Scottish Ministers to amend the reporting period set out under section 39(3).Committee considerationThe Scottish Government explains in the SDPM that if the reporting period requires changing some years down the line, this new provision gives Scottish Ministers the power to change it, and is an important part of future planning for the operations of the CIE. This could be by changing the date...
2023-10-04T23:00:00Z:
4 October 2023
Trees, forests and hedges - some frequently asked questions - What are tree preservation orders (TPOs)?
Anyone may make an objection or comment in writing to the planning authority within 28 days of the date of the advertisement (regulations 4 and 5 of the 2010 Regulations).Planning authorities have a general right to revoke or vary TPOs with the procedure for doing this largely following those for making a TPO.
Committees
2023-06-20T23:00:00Z:
20 June 2023
Subordinate Legislation Considered by the Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee on 20 June 2023 - Annex
As you say, renewals are dealt with under Article 14 of the feed additive regulations and must be sent to the appropriate authority at the latest one year before the expiry date of the authorisation. As the statutory requirements under Article 14 could not be met, an application for new authorisation in terms of Article 9 was received.
Last updated:
15 September 2022
Family care leave policy
This notice should normally be in writing, and should specify the dates on which you wish the leave to begin and end.
2022-02-28T00:00:00Z:
28 February 2022
Scottish Local Government Elections (Candidacy Rights of Foreign Nationals) Bill - How does the Bill achieve its purpose?
The 1973 Act allows British nationals, Commonwealth citizens and citizens of the Republic of Ireland to stand as candidates at local government elections in Scotland.In addition, the Scottish Elections (Franchise and Representation) Act 2020 amended the 1973 Act to allow "qualifying foreign nationals" who do not require leave under the Immigration Act 1971 to enter or remain in the UK, or if they do require such leave have indefinite leave to remain or pre-settled status to stand at local government elections.All candidates are subject to the same qualifying conditions (set out below) and disqualifications.To be able to stand as a candidate a person must be:at least 18 years old on the day of nomination, andeither a British citizen, an Irish Citizen, an eligible Commonwealth citizen, or a qualifying foreign national, andmeet at least one of the following four qualifications:registered as a local government elector for the local authority area in which candidacy is sought on the day of nomination as a candidate;have occupied as owner or tenant any land or other premises in the local authority area during the whole of the 12 months before the day of nomination as a candidate;main or only place of work during the 12 months prior to the day of nomination as a candidate has been in the local authority area;have lived in the local authority area during the whole of the 12 months before the day of nomination as a candidate.The Electoral Commission, Council elections in Scotland, Guidance for candidates and agents, November 2021Disqualifications include being a paid office-holder or employee of a local authority, sequestration, bankruptcy, certain criminal convictions resulting in a prison sentence of three months or more as well as disqualification under Part 3 of the Representation of the People Act 1983 (disqualification for a corrupt or illegal practice - disqualification begins from the date...
Committees
2021-02-23T00:00:00Z:
23 February 2021
Report on Scottish Government Budget 2021-22 - Annexe A
This contingency is also required in order to support any additional funding requirements as a result of the end of the EU transition period.The Cabinet Secretary subsequently provided further details of how Covid-related Barnett consequentals are being allocated in a letter dated 28 January as follows—Further support of circa £300 million to business, incl...
