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16 March 2022
Minutes of the CPG on Learning Disability meeting of 28 October 2021
People who were there Paul O’Kane MSP - Convener Click to add text Pam Duncan Glancy MSP Oliver Mundell MSP Jan Savage - ENABLE Scotland (Secretariat) Jana De Villiers - Royal College of Psychiatrists Colin Menabney - ENABLE Glasgow Sandy Cruikshank – The Assembly James McNab – People First Scotland John Clark – The Assembly Pat Graham - PAMIS Emma Congreve...
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 March 2023
Rural Affairs and Islands Committee 15 March 2023
Who would like to go first on that? If Des Thompson starts, I can then talk about AECS.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 June 2022
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee 14 June 2022
Thank you. Would Karen Birch and Maria de la Torre like to comment on the 250m2 issue?
Last updated:
7 March 2023
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Supported by: Bill Kidd* *S5M-15871 Liam Kerr: Grahame Paterson, Transition Extreme Sports Ltd That the — Parliament congratulates Grahame Paterson, CEO of Transition Extreme Sports Ltd, on being recognised as a UK Winner (Charity category) in the recently announced CEO Today Magazine Awards 2018; understands that the awards are dedicated to recognising strong and innovative leadership among business leaders operating in the UK who are leading in their respective sectors and beyond; recognises that Grahame provides deep-rooted expertise in third sector management, having established a number of award-winning social enterprises, including Columbia 1400 and Football Aid; acknowledges that he is also an adviser on CSR and community investment strategies, a guest lecturer at Robert Gordon University, and speaker on social enterprise leadership with the Social Enterprise Academy; believes that the CEO Today Magazine Awards play an important role in highlighting the very best of the business profession, and wishes Grahame, and all those at Transition Extreme Sports Ltd, every success for the future.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 February 2025
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 04 February 2025
The Land Commission has recently proposed that “de minimis considerations” be taken into account.
Last updated:
14 May 2025
Register of Interests for the Parliamentary Year 12 May 2024 to 13 May 2025
Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya (of C/Calabria, 166, 08015, Barcelona) met the costs of flights to and from Barcelona (€292.59) and accommodations costs (€129.62).
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10 April 2024
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S6M-11613: Katy Clark: Ongoing Dispute at the MoD DES Site in Beith - That the Parliament notes with concern reports that the dispute involving non-craft workers at the Ministry of Defence (MoD) Defence Equipment and Support (DES) site in Beith remains unresolved by the MoD; understands that non-craft workers have been denied bonus payments, which were awarded to other staff working on the site; believes that this decision runs the risk of creating a "two-tier" workforce at the site, with reported estimates from the GMB Scotland trade union suggesting that the pay gap between non-craft and craft workers at the site has tripled to £18,000; understands that the Beith site is currently involved in providing munitions to Ukraine for its ongoing war effort, and that non-craft workers play a vital role in transporting sensitive materials around the site and preparing these materials for shipment; notes reports of health and safety concerns at Beith, after near misses with machinery occurred during industrial action, which, it considers, also highlights the importance and skills of non-craft workers; further notes the view that all workers at the MoD DES site in Beith play a vital role that deserves proper and fair pay, and notes the calls for the Scottish Government to engage with the UK Government in support of the workers and to urge the MoD to resolve the dispute.
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10 April 2024
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S6M-11613: Katy Clark: Ongoing Dispute at the MoD DES Site in Beith - That the Parliament notes with concern reports that the dispute involving non-craft workers at the Ministry of Defence (MoD) Defence Equipment and Support (DES) site in Beith remains unresolved by the MoD; understands that non-craft workers have been denied bonus payments, which were awarded to other staff working on the site; believes that this decision runs the risk of creating a "two-tier" workforce at the site, with reported estimates from the GMB Scotland trade union suggesting that the pay gap between non-craft and craft workers at the site has tripled to £18,000; understands that the Beith site is currently involved in providing munitions to Ukraine for its ongoing war effort, and that non-craft workers play a vital role in transporting sensitive materials around the site and preparing these materials for shipment; notes reports of health and safety concerns at Beith, after near misses with machinery occurred during industrial action, which, it considers, also highlights the importance 6 PB/S6/24/021 and skills of non-craft workers; further notes the view that all workers at the MoD DES site in Beith play a vital role that deserves proper and fair pay, and notes the calls for the Scottish Government to engage with the UK Government in support of the workers and to urge the MoD to resolve the dispute.
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10 April 2024
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S6M-11613: Katy Clark: Ongoing Dispute at the MoD DES Site in Beith - That the Parliament notes with concern reports that the dispute involving non-craft workers at the Ministry of Defence (MoD) Defence Equipment and Support (DES) site in Beith remains unresolved by the MoD; understands that non-craft workers have been denied bonus payments, which were awarded to other staff working on the site; believes that this decision runs the risk of creating a "two-tier" workforce at the site, with reported estimates from the GMB Scotland trade union suggesting that the pay gap between non-craft and craft workers at the site has tripled to £18,000; understands that the Beith site is currently involved in providing munitions to Ukraine for its ongoing war effort, and that non-craft workers play a vital role in transporting sensitive materials around the site and preparing these materials for shipment; notes reports of health and safety concerns at Beith, after near misses with machinery occurred during industrial action, which, it considers, also highlights the importance and skills of non-craft workers; further notes the view that all workers at the MoD DES site in Beith play a vital role that deserves proper and fair pay, and notes the calls for the Scottish Government to engage with the UK Government in support of the workers and to urge the MoD to resolve the dispute.
Last updated:
10 April 2024
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S6M-11613: Katy Clark: Ongoing Dispute at the MoD DES Site in Beith - That the Parliament notes with concern reports that the dispute involving non-craft workers at the Ministry of Defence (MoD) Defence Equipment and Support (DES) site in Beith remains unresolved by the MoD; understands that non-craft workers have been denied bonus payments, which were awarded to other staff working on the site; believes that this decision runs the risk of creating a "two-tier" workforce at the site, with reported estimates from the GMB Scotland trade union suggesting that the pay gap between non-craft and craft workers at the site has tripled to £18,000; understands that the Beith site is currently involved in providing munitions to Ukraine for its ongoing war effort, and that non-craft workers play a vital role in transporting sensitive materials around the site and preparing these materials for shipment; notes reports of health and safety concerns at Beith, after near misses with machinery occurred during industrial action, which, it considers, also highlights the importance and skills of non-craft workers; further notes the view that all workers at the MoD DES site in Beith play a vital role that deserves proper and fair pay, and notes the calls for the Scottish Government to engage with the UK Government in support of the workers and to urge the MoD to resolve the dispute.
