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8 January 2025
Colleges and Universities Agenda 160125
Professor Susan Dawkes, Dean and Professor of Nursing and Cardiovascular Health, Edinburgh Napier University and Chair of the Council of Deans of Health Scotland. Discussion and questions. Dates of future meetings. Close. 1 2
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AGM_2024_Agenda Dyslexia 4 December
Review of the Year & 2025 Planning 5. Date of Next Meeting The next meeting would take place TBC
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Kate Ogden, Institute of Fiscal Studies, Senior Research Economist. Discussion and questions. Dates of future meetings. Close. 1 2
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PE1845 CHAT sub
PE1845/FF: Maria Aitken on behalf of the Caithness Heath Action Team submission dated 31 December 2022 Maria Aitken on behalf of the Caithness Heath Action Team supports Petition 1845 for an independent agency or commissioner for rural and remote healthcare issues.
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29 September 2020
Standing Orders 5th Edition 4th Revision
That date shall not be later than 14 days after the final day of that recess period.
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29 September 2020
Standing Orders 5th Edition 3rd Revision
That date shall not be later than 14 days after the final day of that recess period.
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29 September 2020
Standing Orders 5th Edition 2nd Revision
That date shall not be later than 14 days after the final day of that recess period.
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29 September 2020
Standing Orders 5th Edition 1st Revision
That date shall not be later than 14 days after the final day of that recess period.
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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.
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17 December 2019
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 17 December 2019
I appreciate that it is a big if, but let us presume that the withdrawal bill is passed at Westminster in the next few weeks, once Parliament returns after Christmas recess. How much work does this Parliament have to do in that three to four-week period?
