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Official Report
Meeting date:
10 September 2013
Justice Committee 10 September 2013
The parts of the bill that extend to devolved areas relate to the abolition of the Police Negotiating Board, to dangerous dogs and to witness protection law.We have agreed to the abolition of the PNB and intend to establish a separate police negotiating board for Scotland through the Criminal Justice (Scotland) Bill, which was introduced prior to the summer recess. The PNB provides a forum in which representatives of police officers and those who manage and fund police forces can consider questions relating to police hours of duty, leave, pay and allowances, pensions and clothing and equipment.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 March 2015
Rural Affairs, Climate Change and Environment Committee 25 March 2015
If it brings all the records of condition up to scratch and brings all the details up to date, it will be a huge benefit for the industry in the future.
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 March 2013
Justice Committee 12 March 2013
The report will go to the council before the recess, and it will then be distributed among other people to comment on.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 February 2021
Justice Committee (Virtual) 02 February 2021
Consequently, the amendments would remove the power to make those additions by regulation at a later date. On the surface, that seems appealing.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 January 2021
Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee 20 January 2021
That date is the point by which new sales of those vehicles will have stopped.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 August 2020
Committee on the Scottish Government Handling of Harassment Complaints 25 August 2020
That is a note from Judith Mackinnon dated 7 November at 10:38. It could well be 10:38.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 June 2020
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 02 June 2020
The speaking time I have left is short, so I will finish by saying that, to date, there has been a “That’ll do” philosophy.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 November 2017
Meeting of the Parliament 22 November 2017
There are no plans to change this date.”—Written Answers, 29 November 2016; S5W-04790.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
15 March 2013
S4W-13372
To ask the Scottish Government what projects it has funded to tackle sectarianism in each of the last two years, broken down by (a) project, (b) amount awarded and (c) date of award. Scottish Government funding to tackle sectarianism in 2011-12 and 2012-13 is shown in the following table, broken down by organisation and project, amount awarded and date of award: Organisation and Project Funding Amount (2011-12) Date of Award Funding Amount (2012-13) Date of Award Cambridge University Technical Services – ‘Integrative Complexity’ Project n/a n/a £167,920 06-08-2012 Children’s Parliament – ‘Me+Us’ Project n/a n/a £50,670 12-06-2012 Citizen’s Theatre – ‘Divided City’ Project n/a n/a £116,500 15-08-2012 City of Edinburgh Council – ‘Community Research’ Project n/a n/a £6,600 15-08-2012 Conforti Institute – ‘Lederach’s Peace Building Model’ Project n/a n/a £111,141 02-07-2012 Faith in Community Scotland – ‘Developing an Asset-based Approach to tackling sectarianism’ Project n/a n/a £69,793 12-07-2012 Festival of Spirituality and Peace – ‘Civic Cafes’ Project n/a n/a £9,000 11-06-2012 Football Co-Ordination Unit Scotland (FoCUS) £1,022,035 01-09-2011 £797,703 18-05-2012 The Iona Community – ‘Can you hear the bigots sing’ prisons’ Project and ‘Community Youth Work’ Project £42,000 16-03-2011 £42,000 16-04-2012 Nil by Mouth – ‘Beyond Religion and Belief’ and ‘Champions for Change’ Projects £59,647 16-03-2011 £60,000 11-04-2012 Outward Bound Trust – ‘Community Unity’ Project n/a n/a £60,000 15-08-2012 A Place for Hope – ‘Community Mediation’ Project n/a n/a £50,000 16-08-2012 SACRO (Safeguarding Communities – Reducing Offending) – ‘Together Project’ n/a n/a £100,000 15-08-2012 Scottish Community Development Centre – ‘Proof of Concept’ Project with Community Links, Yipworld.com and Getting Better Together Ltd £36,700 07-12-2011 £107,537 19-06-2012 Scottish Community Development Centre – ‘Community-led Action Research’ Project with, Fauldhouse Community Development Trust, Edinburgh and Lothian Regional Equality Council and Pilmeny Development Trust n/a n/a £59,000 12-07-2012 Scottish Marriage Care – ‘Evaluate Models of Intervention’ Project n/a n/a £69,690 22-10-2012 Scottish Sports Futures – ‘Stand Tall’ Project n/a n/a £84,000 19-09-2012 Sense over Sectarianism – ‘Schools and Community Engagement through Education’ Project and ‘Small Grant Scheme’ Project £150,000 16-03-2011 £150,000 11-04-2012 Show Bigotry the Red Card – ‘Anti-Sectarian Educational Work’ Project £20,000 16-03-2011 £20,000 11-04-2012 Voluntary Action Fund – ‘Community Engagement and support’ Projects with Inverclyde Community Development Trust, Twechar Community Action and Central Scotland Regional Equality Council £29,271 07-12-2012 £110,682 14-05-2012 Voluntary Action Fund - Community Engagement and support’ Projects with Renton Community Development Trust, Stewarty Council of Voluntary Services, Brora Community Learning Centre, Brag Enterprises, Engender, Scottish Women’s Convention, Edinburgh and Lothian’s Regional Equality Council and Scottish Women’s Library n/a n/a £138,198 12-07-2012 Voluntary Action Fund – Glasgow Scoping Project n/a n/a £25,000 12-07-2012 Youth Scotland – ‘Stand Up to Sectarianism’ Project.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 October 2016
Social Security Committee 06 October 2016
I am a veteran of the future jobs fund, which was created by Alistair Darling in the eye of the last recession. There were many inadequate responses to that crisis, but one of the more adequate ones was the clear aim of job creation to boost the economy and help people who are further away from the jobs market.
