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The Policy Note accompanying the instrument states its purpose is to delay the date in which the transitional period comes to an end by a period of twelve-months from the current deadline.
Dear Kenneth
Following my letter to the Finance and Public Administration Committee dated 4 February 2022, I am writing to advise you on the final Scottish budget position as included in the UK Supplementary Estimates 2021-22 which was published today.
Committee reports
Date published:
22 November 2021
In their evidence to the Committee, the Lord Advocate and Crown Agent provided up-to-date figures on the backlog—
Before the pandemic, there were 13,400 or thereby sheriff court trials outstanding.
Committee reports
Date published:
26 November 2020
The Committee urges the Government to continue its dialogue with the electoral community and to consider whether key dates (such as additional polling days) could be included in the Bill in order to deliver the certainty and advanced notice sought by stakeholders.
After it transpired that the UK and Scotland do not keep an up to date record of peat extraction, the Scottish Government has committed to “phasing out the use of peat for horticultural purposes.”2Scottish Government. (2019, November 6).
The Committee also considers the reasons for the breach of the 28 day rule, which in this case are set out in a letter to the Presiding Officer dated 20 May 2020 (see Annex).
The letter explains that it was considered necessary to bring these modifications into force as early as possible given the sudden nature of the pandemic and the major consequences of ...
Marble Properties provided the following example—
To date, they [the DWP] have not responded to one single application out of around 10 of the APA we submitted by email.
I would like to put on record the fact that I have arranged to go to Brussels in the first week of the recess to pick up a few general transport issues, particularly on EU funding.
I now bring the meeting to a close. Because of the recess, our next meeting will be on 21 April, when we expect to hear oral evidence on the impact of welfare reform and children’s services.