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3 May 2023
INEOS 2 May 2023
We were very happy to take this opportunity to discuss and openly share the morning of 20 with the Committee our net zero roadmap, our commitment to achieve net zero by 2045 and our activities and engagement with the community in which we operate. th April, and especially subsequent social media I am somewhat dismayed that in your letter of 27 posts from th...
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2 May 2023
Inquiry into Recovery of NHS dentistry services Sample Letter to Health Boards
The inquiry will scrutinise what action the Scottish Government is taking to return the provision of NHS dentistry services to pre-pandemic levels of activity, as set out in the NHS Recovery Plan 2021-2026.
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18 April 2023
PetitionsLetterFromMinister
Minister for Zero Carbon Buildings, Active Travel and Tenants’ Rights Patrick Harvie MSP T: 0300 244 4000 E: [email protected] Ariane Burgess MSP Convener Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee The Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP ___ Your ref: Public petitions PE1743 and PE1778 27 March 2023 Dear Convener, Thank you for your...
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29 March 2023
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I welcome the decision of the Group to take forward actions to enhance cross-committee scrutiny of climate change and net zero issues and the opportunity this raises for Parliament to build upon the work being done through the Joint Budget Review on matters related to climate and other activities. In its letter, the Group specifically requests that Scottish...
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5 December 2022
Minutes of the 10 November 2022
AGM of the Outdoor Education Cross Party Group th 10 November 2022 (via Zoom) Present: MSPs Liz Smith MSP Daniel Johnson MSP Rachael Hamilton MSP Non MSPs Mike Etherington and Joy Blizzard Field Studies Council Martin Davidson The Outward Bound Trust Mike Harvey Parliamentary Researcher, Office of Liz Smith MSP Jane Campbell Morrison Scottish Adventure Activities Forum (SAAF), Stuart Younie Mountaineering Scotland Nick March The Association of Heads of Outdoor Education Centres (AHOEC) Hazel Wiseman OYT Scotland Lee Musson Rock UK Peter Wilton Ardentinny Centre Rob Bushby Independent (non-affiliated to any organisation) Neil Baird Scouts Scotland Kevin Marsh Craikhope Outdoor Centre Jamie Miller, Scottish Outdoor Education Centres Apologies Andrew Bradshaw (representing SAPOE) The group recorded it’s thanks for the secretariate function provided by Mark Castle and Joy Blizzard of the Field Studies Council, who are stepping down from the role.
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24 November 2022
Fertilisers Cover Note
Framework ownership ● Framework name: Fertilisers Framework ● Responsible portfolio Minister: Lorna Slater, Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity ● Framework lead policy team: Debbie Kessell and Allan McIvor ● Committees that the framework is being actively shared with: ○ Rural Affairs, Islands and Natural Environment Committee (as th...
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18 August 2022
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I am further advised the normal practice is that such initiatives are resourced through activities such as public subscription, private fundraising or a combination of both.
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6 July 2022
20220630_PublicationofWPLGuidance_v2
As the net revenue generated by WPL schemes must be committed to support policies in local transport strategies, this policy is also intended to raise revenue that could be used to improve public or active transport, making it more attractive and thus encouraging individuals to use public transport instead of driving.
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26 April 2022
Publication of the Early Learning and Childcare Expansion Delivery Progress Report
The report provides comparison to previously reported positions and provides analysis on progress and activity. As committee members will be aware, the duty on local authorities to provide 1,140 hours of funded early learning and childcare to all eligible children has been in effect since August 2021.
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25 March 2022
Joe GriffinHelena Gray10 March 2022_
Of course, it is for the Auditor General to direct his own staff and activity, and this is suggested as merely one possible element of ongoing scrutiny and improvement.
