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Date answered:
1 October 2008
S3W-15242
The table is arranged by: event name, date of the event, overall cost of the event, including catering, staff costs, equipment hire, printing, entertainment and flowers, and the name of the caterer that provided the catering.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 October 2009
Scottish Commission for Public Audit, 28 Oct 2009
You will have some indication of how much money you have spent on pursuing the Crerar agenda, because there are costs that you have met to date. Yes. It is not possible to profile the spending accurately at the moment, but we expect the on-going costs of the work to be in excess of £100,000.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 January 2009
European and External Relations Committee, 27 Jan 2009
The low number is unusual. I think that the closing date for written evidence was December, so the timing may not have been the best.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 June 2009
Plenary, 25 Jun 2009
In keeping with the bill's progress to date, this debate has been very constructive.
Last updated:
11 September 2025
Broadcasting and photographs
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Committee reports
Date published:
1 December 2023
Subordinate legislation considered by the Rural Affairs and Islands Committee on 22 November 2023
The policy note also states that, following the consultation closing date, officials contacted both respondents.
Committee reports
Date published:
24 October 2023
The Human Rights of Asylum Seekers in Scotland - Legislative context, the Illegal Migration Bill and the current asylum process
In written evidence to the Committee dated 24 August 202310Scottish Refugee Council. (2023, July 20).
Committee reports
Date published:
17 March 2022
Stage 1 report on the Good Food Nation (Scotland) Bill - Section 7 – requirements to produce plans
The Committee asked Scottish Government officials what the bill would do to ensure all local authorities embrace the good food nation plans as a mechanism to develop food-related policy; members highlighted the different levels of local authority engagement with the good food nation agenda to date. Officials acknowledged that some authorities have been more proactive than others and expressed a hope that “the local authorities that have already put in more effort can perhaps provide assistance and guidance to others”.iiRural Affairs, Islands and Natural Environment Committee, Official Report, 3 November 2021, col. 19
When the Committee pursued this issue with the Cabinet Secretary, she highlighted that the bill would be “critical” in ensuring local authorities engage with the good food nation plans, arguing that “setting out the framework will enable that to happen and ensure that it takes place”.iiiRural Affairs, Islands and Natural Environment Committee, Official Report, 23 February 2022, col. 16
The response from the NHS Board Chief Executives' Group indicated health boards’ support for “the principles and policy intent” of the bill.ivLetter from the NHS Board Chief Executives' Group, dated 10 February 2022, available at: https://www.parliament.scot/chamber-and-committees/committees/current-and-previous-committees/session-6-rural-affairs-islands-and-natural-environment-committee/correspondence/2022/good-food-nation-scotland-bill_letter-from-nhs-board-chief-executives In their response, however, the NHS Board Chief Executives' Group seemed to be unclear whether the bill would permit their existing mechanisms and plans to be utilised to deliver their good food nation plans.
Committees
Published:
30 July 2021
Local Government, Housing and Planning - Priorities for Session 6 - 30 July 2021
This clarified and strengthened the Code of Conduct and brought it up to date, ensuring that all registered property factors operate consistently and to the appropriate standards, while also giving homeowners confidence in what their factor is offering them.
Committee reports
Date published:
22 March 2021
Justice Committee Annual Report 2020-21
The Justice Committee issued a call for views in respect of the Bill on 20 September 2019, with a closing date of 15 November 2019. The Committee received 75 responses to its call for evidence and 12 supplementary responses during its Stage 1 scrutiny of the Bill.
