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24 July 2025
Scottish Human Rights Commission Woodland View 4 July 2025
We would be grateful to hear from you as to your views on the human rights implications of this decision and any steps the Scottish Government can take to ensure that the relevant human rights are being actively considered and protected throughout this closure.
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22 July 2025
20250529_SFC to Convener
Rising global uncertainty, together with other factors such as higher inflation and interest rate expectations, contributed to weaker consumer and business sentiment and lower economic activity in late 2024. Since our December 2024 forecast, ongoing developments in international trade policy have created significant uncertainty and volatility, making foreca...
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18 July 2025
CPG on Fair Trade Minutes of the AGM held on 25 June 2025
Agenda item 2 1 The Convenor reported on activities since the last AGM. He reported that at the May 2025 meeting, we heard from the Fairtrade Foundation and Oxfam GB on the urgent challenges facing workers in global supply chains, particularly in the tea and garment sectors.
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8 July 2025
PE2153_A
The Scottish Government is committed to its plans for engagement activity and furthering the discussion on how to strengthen fairness within the system is ongoing.
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4 July 2025
Cab Sec ES To Convener 25 June 2025
See www.lobbying.scot St Andrew’s House, Regent Road, Edinburgh EH1 3DG www.gov.scot The work aims to support more consistent teaching, learning and assessment experiences, and improved attainment and achievement of our children and young people. The Scottish Government is actively delivering a programme of reform that is coherent, reali...
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25 June 2025
Joint committee letter Pathways to Work 25 June 2025
For many, the benefits they receive are not symptomatic of a ‘broken’ system but make a significant contribution to their health and well-being and enable them to actively participate in the workplace. The Committees are agreed that inadequate consultation and engagement by the UK Government with stakeholders and the devolved institutions has contributed to...
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13 May 2025
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Exclusion and Discrimination During the consultation, Aberdeen City Council chose to disregard responses from: • Non-Catholic parents who actively support Catholic education • Grandparents, despite many being primary carers or guardians This narrowing of community input is not “local democracy” — it is institutional bias.
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24 April 2025
PE2081_E
We believe now more than ever that there is both a demonstrable need for government to actively support strategic and innovative policy on CKD, and both parliamentary and patient interest in taking such work forward.
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31 March 2025
Letter from CabSecTransport Under 22s Concessionary Ferry Fares 27 March 2025
This new scheme will enable young island residents to travel for free as foot passengers on inter-island ferry services within their own local authority area by showing their Young Scot or National Entitlement Card, allowing children and young people to travel between islands across their local authority area, improving access to education, employment, training, health and social activities and much more. This scheme will give young islanders in these communities the same opportunities as free bus travel provides for many children and young people in mainland communities and was a key commitment in the transport budget for 2025-26.
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27 March 2025
20250324_Convener to FPAC
The Committee notes that better information on how budget lines relate to strategic priorities and line by line carbon budgeting would be helpful. (2) difficulties when comparing spend year-on-year, and (3) a lack of disaggregated data, for example in relation to business support provided during the pandemic by sector and generally in relation to women’s business activity, support and procurement. Some progress has been made.
