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28 January 2026
20260127_LGHP to NZET_Climate Change Plan Key Themes
The gap is more stark in rural and remote areas, with Highland council having to source contractors from within the Central Belt. • Consumers need to be active participants in the transition to net zero, but people remain unsure where to obtain trusted advice.
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28 January 2026
Letter from LGHP Committee on Scrutiny of the draft Climate Change Plan 27 January 2026
The gap is more stark in rural and remote areas, with Highland council having to source contractors from within the Central Belt. • Consumers need to be active participants in the transition to net zero, but people remain unsure where to obtain trusted advice.
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21 January 2026
CEEAC Committee prebudget scrutiny response from CabSec to Committee Jan 2026
See www.lobbying.scot The Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh EH99 1SP www.gov.scot through efficiency savings where possible so that any additional funding available in 2026-27 can be directed towards activities that will increase sustainability going forward.
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22 December 2025
AnnualReturnForm CPG Bangladesh 2025
All Groups should hold their AGMs on, or before, the anniversary of this date.) 12/01/2022 Date of Most Recent Annual General Meeting (AGM) 10/12/2025 Date Annual Return Submitted 19/12/2025 Date of Preceding AGM [this date is required to aid clerks in verifying that the most recent AGM has taken place within 11 to 13 months of the previous AGM] 27/11/2024 Group Meetings and Activities Please provide details of each meeting of the Group including the date of the meeting, a brief description of the main subjects discussed and the MSP and non-MSP attendance figures.
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16 December 2025
Volunteering AnnualReturnForm Dec 2025
Details of any other activities, such as visits undertaken by the Group or papers/report published by the Group should also be provided.
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15 December 2025
Letter from Midlothian Council officials responding to letter on Ecocide Scotland Bill 9 December 20
These include: Consented or licensed activities: The Bill does not provide an explicit defence for harm caused by activities that have been consented or licensed by a public authority (e.g. through planning permission, a SEPA permit, or a NatureScot licence).
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5 December 2025
CMAL NZET Update 30 June 2025
We anticipate that if the shipbuilding activities go smoothly that MV Isle of Islay can be completed by the Shipyard end Q3 2025.
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1 December 2025
Letter from Clackmannanshire Council responding to Committees letter on Ecocide Scotland Bill 1 Dece
While the Council fully supports the overarching aim of the Bill; to deter and address the most serious forms of environmental harm, we wish to highlight several areas of concern where the Bill, as currently drafted, could create significant uncertainty and unintended consequences for local authorities acting within their statutory duties. 1. Consented or Licensed Activities The Bill does not appear to provide an explicit defence for activities carried out under statutory consents or licences, including planning permissions, Roads Construction Consents, flood protection works authorised under the Flood Risk Management (Scotland) Act 2009, or permits and licences issued by SEPA or NatureScot.
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27 November 2025
SPICe Briefing for petition PE2195
The petition argues that this would support “play-based activity which will maximise development and nurturing”.
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10 October 2025
AnnualReturnForm CPG on Food Sept 2025
Details of any other activities, such as visits undertaken by the Group or papers/report published by the Group should also be provided. 26 February 2025 Attendance 3 MSPs, 31 non-MSPs.
