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10 January 2025
Minute of the meeting held on 4 December 2023
Cross-Party Group on Beer and Pubs th Monday 4 December 2023 @ 12.30 p.m. Minute Present MSPs Craig Hoy MSP (Convener), Finlay Carson MSP, Douglas Lumsden MSP Invited guests Abi Owens, Nothing PR Non-MSP Group Members Stephen Montgomery, Tsvetin Stefanov, Paul Tognieri, Anne Toms, Colin Wilkinson Apologies Paul Sweeney MSP (Deputy Convenor), Pam Duncan-Glancy MSP, David Saer, Leon Thompson Agenda item 1 th The Minutes of the AGM held on 16 January 2023 were proposed for approval by the Convenor and seconded by Paul Tognieri and Anne Toms Agenda item 2 PubAid – Presentation by Abi Owers, Nothing PR Abi Owers presented the new PubAid strategy and direction, which was being overseen by Nothing PR, who had been appointed in August.
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17 May 2024
SPCB 2024 Paper 37
Its work is governed by a board of directors that is chaired by the Presiding Officer and composed of both MSPs and non-MSPs. The MSPs currently on the board are Maggie Chapman MSP, Alex Rowley MSP, Evelyn Tweed MSP and Brian Whittle MSP. 6.
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26 June 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 18 April 2023
Cross-Party Group in the Scottish Parliament on Industrial Communities th Tuesday 18 April 2023 at 6.00pm in Committee Room 4 at the Scottish Parliament Present MSPs Alex Rowley MSP, John Mason MSP.
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3 February 2023
SPCB 2023 Paper 07
Its work is governed by a board of directors that is chaired by the Presiding Officer and composed of both MSPs and non-MSPs. The MSPs currently on the board are Maggie Chapman MSP, Stuart McMillan MSP, Alex Rowley MSP and Brian Whittle MSP. 6.
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24 June 2022
Minutes of the CPG on India meeting in 7 October 2021
This was approved by JM and seconded by POK. MSP and non-MSP membership of the Group The Convenor noted that around 12 MSPs had expressed interest in joining the Group as members.
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8 February 2022
Minutes of the CPG on Outdoor Education meeting of 23 November 2021
Cross-Party Group on Outdoor Education 23 November 2021 at 1pm Minute Present MSPs Liz Smith MSP Daniel Johnson MSP Brian Whittle MSP Beatrice Wishart MSP Invited guests N/A Non-MSP Group Members Prof Peter Higgins Keir Bloomer Mike Harvey Rob Bushby Duke of Edinburgh, Pete Moir Education Scotland, Tracy Johnston Scottish Advisory Panel for Outdoor Education, Ali Dreyer, Andrew Bradshaw Youthlink, Gillian Lithgow The Association of Heads of Outdoor Education Centres (AHOEC), Nick March John Muir Trust, Toby Clark 1 Ardentinny, Peter Wilson Ocean Youth Trust Scotland, Hazel Wiseman Scottish Outdoor Education Centres, Dave Spence The Outward Bound Trust, Martin Davidson Rock UK, Lee Musson Craikhope Outdoor Centre, Kevin Marsh Scouts Scotland, Neil Baird, Addie Dinsmore Field Studies Council Scotland, Tim Foster, Joy Blizzard Mountaineering Scotland, Stuart Younie Scripture Union (SU) Scotland, Paul Bayton Apologies Fulton MacGregor MSP Rachael Hamilton MSP Mark Ruskell MSP City of Edinburgh Council (Awards) Scottish Adventure Activities Forum (SAAF) Agenda item 1 Introductions Liz Smith opened the meeting and subsequently invited members to introduce themselves and say whether they were an individual member or representing an organisation. 2 Agenda item 2 Overview of purpose of the CPG Liz Smith addressed the background and purpose of the group.
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9 January 2024
Minute of meeting held 26 June 2023
Cross-Party Group on India Monday 26 June 2023, 09.30 – 11.00 Minutes Present MSPs Group members Pam Gosal MSP Alexander Stewart MSP Sandesh Gulhane MSP Non-group members Jeremy Balfour MSP Invited guests Dr Poonam Gupta OBE, Vice President – Scottish Chambers of Commerce Bijay Selvaraj, Consul General of India Dr Liz Cameron OBE, Chief Executive of the Scottish Chambers of Commerce (SCC) Gopolan Rajagopalan, Head of TCS Scotland Dr Param Shah, UK Director, FICCI Prasanna Lohar, Founder of the India Blockchain Forum Myles Stephenson, Founder and CE of Modulr Secretariat services provided by Yolande Claes, of PG Paper Apologies Murdo Fraser MSP Brian Whittle MSP Paul Sweeney MSP Miles Briggs MSP 1.
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4 December 2024
CPG19NovMinutesrevised draft_ International Development
Apologies Karen Adam MSP Foysol Choudhury MSP Maurice Golden MSP Liam Kerr MSP Agenda item 1 - Welcome Sarah Boyack MSP opened the meeting and welcomed everyone.
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30 September 2022
CPG Tourism Minutes 13 June 22
Cross-Party Group on Tourism Monday 13 June, 1-2pm Minute Present MSPs Paul McLennan MSP Evelyn Tweed MSP Murdo Fraser MSP Siobhian Brown MSP Stuart McMillan MSP Invited guests Vicki Miller, Director of Marketing & Digital, VisitScotland Sam Coulstock FIH, Head of Professional Development, Institute of Hospitality Non-MSP Group Members Scott McMurray, Scottish Parliament Beth Thoms, VisitScotland Lee McRonald, VisitScotland Carolyn Churchill, VisitScotland Karen Christie, STA Alasdair Smart, ScotRail Marc Crothall, STA Fiona Campbell, ASSC Gordon Morrison, ASVA Joss Croft, UK Inbound Sheila Gilmore, VisitArran Carole Paterson, Edinburgh College Andrew McKean, Renfrewshire Council Colin Wilkinson Chloe Forbes, BASC John White, bacta George Barbour, Inverclyde Council David Winpenny, HRA Ross Pollock, LLTTNPA Orchid Liu Leon Thompson, UK Hospitality Gary Atkinson, SCC Stephen Young, SLE 1 Susanne Cameron-Nielson, SWA Apologies Rachael Hamilton MSP Alexander Burnett MSP Paul Sweeney MSP Foysol Choudhury MSP Colin Smyth MSP Jenni Minto MSP Alison McRae, GCC David Lonsdale, SRC Ian McCall, Paths for All Kenneth Bramham Margo Paterson, Hostelling Scotland Welcome Co-Convener, Paul McLennan MSP welcomed attendees to the meeting and congratulated Marc Crothall on his being granted an MBE in the Queen’s Honours.
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20 December 2021
Minutes of the CPG on LGBTI+ meeting of 1 September 2021
Emma Roddick was proposed, and was happy to accept. She is a new SNP MSP, representing the Highlands and Islands, arguably the first openly LGBT MSP for Highland and Islands, ‘definitely the first since the 19th century.’
