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23 March 2023
Chamber_Minutes_20230323
Supporting Taxi Drivers: The Parliament debated S6M-07686 in the name of Pauline McNeill—That the Parliament recognises the contribution that taxi drivers make to the economy, connectivity and cultural life of Glasgow and the Greater Glasgow region; believes that taxi drivers provide a vital service to people who have mobility problems that make other forms of public transport unsuitable; understands that the service that taxi drivers provide does much to support what it sees as Glasgow’s important night-time economy and hospitality industry, as well as provide the transport options which contribute to making Glasgow a UNESCO World City of Music; recognises the longstanding charity work carried out by Glasgow’s taxi drivers through events such the Glasgow Taxi Outing To Troon; considers that recent years have brought unprecedented challenges to taxi drivers, with the COVID-19 pandemic reducing passenger numbers, and significant regulation changes from Glasgow City Council mandating vehicle changes which, it believes, are unaffordable to many...
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23 March 2023
SPICe Briefing for petition PE2009
Professional qualification is the destination of many university courses so unequal access to professions can distort the provision of higher education especially for students from more rd socially deprived communities.” (3 report, 2020) The Commissioner recommended— “Universities should aim to increase the proportion of SIMD20 entrants to LLBs to match the...
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9 March 2023
Women in Enterprise Minute of the meeting held 1 March 2023
Jackie Brierton presents: • Jackie refers to Growbiz Rural Survey taken in Autumn 2022 • 35% said in autumn 2022 the cost of living crisis had already affected their business by a lot • Some of the biggest issues businesses reported at that time were o Rising petrol or diesel costs o Increase in utility bills or heating oil o Increased costs from suppliers o Lack of orders • Other issues reported were rising staff costs and staff availability, rising food costs, difficulties with regulations • Issues believed by businesses to cause the most problems in the future were o Rising petrol or diesel costs o Increase in utility bills or heating oil o Increased costs from suppliers o Lack of orders • 44% of respondents also listed general wellbeing issues (e.g exhaustion, strain, mental health issues) as an anticipated problem in the near future • Help businesses called for to help develop and sustain their businesses included o Funding applications o Social media o Idea development and diversification o Communication potential price increases • Many...
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9 March 2023
Summary of discussions_informal CRA event_1 March 2023
Regarding trusteeship, concerns around recruitment were again mentioned, and it was determined that an emphasis needs to be placed on trust, accountability and responsibility, especially as many charities have low levels of income.
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6 March 2023
PE1969_C
Worryingly, women in England have been sentenced for procuring abortion 15 medication and many others have been investigated. • The continued shadow of criminalisation means that any changes to the abortion framework is currently time consuming and bureaucratic.
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3 March 2023
EUFunds_SouthLanarkshireCouncil_2Feb23
Finally, the UKLUF programme can assist in stimulating aspirations and expectations but while so many of the bids have been unsuccessful this will generate dissatisfaction amongst communities in greatest need. 5
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14 February 2023
Chamber_Minutes_20211208
Colin Smyth moved amendment S6M-02442.1— As an amendment to motion S6M-02442 in the name of Tom Arthur (Scotland Loves Local), insert at end “; recognises that local businesses will play a key role in Scotland’s wider economic recovery but that, after months of closures and restrictions, many businesses still face an uncertain future; believes that, consequ...
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13 February 2023
Food Standards Scotland follow up
There are no specific requirements for breakfast cereals to be fortified with vitamins and minerals. However, many manufacturers fortify on a voluntary basis and this can vary by product in terms of which vitamins or minerals have been added and how much.
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5 January 2023
SPICe Briefing for petition PE1986
CREW notes that home test kits aren’t as useful for testing benzodiazepine pills and many of the street benzos in circulation might contain a mixture of newer drugs. • Drug testing kits are available at the University of Stirling Student’s Union. • Alternatively, the Welsh Emerging Drug and Identification of Novel Substances project (WEDINOS) offers a posta...
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24 November 2022
Annex A Notification CMO002 The Common Organisation of the Markets in Agricultural Products Regula
Impact on devolved areas The Scottish Government has been able to reach agreement with the UK Government on legislative or administrative competence in many areas, however there are some areas of policy where this has not been possible.
