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Official Report
Meeting date:
8 January 2025
Education, Children and Young People Committee 08 January 2025
We are working closely with the sector in the international student space, and one of our objectives is to de-risk a situation that the committee—particularly Willie Rennie—has discussed on previous occasions.
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 January 2024
Finance and Public Administration Committee 09 January 2024
As I said the last time I appeared before the committee, that can de-risk private sector investment. We are in a situation in which public sector investment—from the point of view of going further into debt—is becoming more and more difficult.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
9 December 2020
S5W-33503
Handling services are defined in regulation 4(7) of The Non-Domestic Rates (Coronavirus Reliefs) (Scotland) Regulations 2020 as any of the following activities— (a)in relation to aircraft— (i)de-icing, (ii)re-fuelling, (iii)moving aircraft, (iv)waste servicing, and (b)in relation to aircraft passengers— (i)allocation of seating, (ii)handling of b...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
18 September 2018
S5W-18511
The answer to S5O-02225 stated that it is the short courses de-prioritised by the Scottish Funding Council which were often around 5 hours in length and did not lead to recognised qualifications. 97.4% of learning hours were delivered on courses that led to a recognised qualification in 2016-17 – an 8.7 percentage point increase since 2006-07.
Last updated:
17 June 2025
Minute of the meeting held on 12 March 2025
NOs outlines how this work has evolved into an initiative supported by the British Council, training facilitators and delivering trauma-informed arts sessions in shelters, hospitals, and de-occupied territories. He describes work with children and soldiers alike, highlighting how music and art are used to help regulate physical and emotional responses to tr...
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19 March 2025
BB20250319Rev
S6M-16845.1 Sue Webber: Reforming Scotland’s West Coast Ferries—As an amendment to motion S6M-16845 in the name of Claire Baker (Reforming Scotland’s West Coast Ferries), insert at end “; believes that the social and economic impact of ferry disruption is causing existential harm to Scotland’s islands; shares the frustrations of Scotland’s islanders and ferry passengers, who believe that their needs are not being prioritised by the Scottish Government; notes that the increasing maintenance repair bill for the ageing fleet has hit £98 million in the last decade, which compromises the ability to invest in new infrastructure and maintain affordable ticket prices; agrees with the Audit Scotland report that the five-year business plan for Ferguson Marine Port Glasgow was overly reliant and predicated on winning the Small Vessel Replacement Programme contract; is concerned with the repeated awarding of ferry-build contracts to numerous overseas shipyards whilst taxpayers in Scotland are funding a publicly owned yard on the Clyde; notes the Wednesday 19 March 2025 3 Today's Business Future Business Motions & Questions Legislation Other Gnothaichean an-diugh Gnothaichean ri teachd Gluasadan agus Ceistean Reachdas Eile Chamber | Seòmar Scottish Government’s plan to purchase Ardrossan Harbour and urges Scottish ministers to ensure that the much-needed infrastructure upgrades to the port that were promised are delivered in a timely and cost-effective manner, and calls on the Scottish Government to be clear about its long-term intentions for Ferguson Marine Port Glasgow, and the future of Scottish shipbuilding, in light of an apparent lack of faith in it shown to date.” followed by Scottish Labour Party Debate: Children’s Rights and Temporary Accommodation S6M-16844 Mark Griffin: Children’s Rights and Temporary Accommodation—That the Parliament notes the publication of In Their Own Words: Children's Experiences in Temporary Accommodation, a research publication commissioned by Shelter Scotland from De...
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24 February 2025
Peoples Panel Recommendations SG Response Letter from Cab Sec JHA 10 February 2025
Data sharing and cross service referral are a key part of this challenge and something that we are closely considering. 6 There needs to be The Scottish Government accepts this recommendation. continuation and consistency of de-penalising minor drug The Scottish Government will continue to follow the evidence to treat drug use not as a crime and offences an...
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14 November 2024
N America 2023 Report
Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois MNA Dinner hosted by the President of the National Assembly, Nathalie Roy MNA Thursday 20 April 2023 (Québec) Working session 3: The National Assembly: Citizens’ House and Living Environment Meeting with Officials Working session 4: Visit of the services of the National Assembly Meeting with Officials Lunch hosted by the National Assembly Working session 5: Management of parliamentary business Lucie Lecours MNA, Chair of the Committee on Citizen Relations, Siegfried Peters, Secretary General, and President Nathalie Roy MNA Visit to the Musée de...
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10 June 2024
Civil Litigation Expenses and Group Proceedings (Scotland) Bill with Stage 2 changes
Civil Litigation (Expenses and Group Proceedings) (Scotland) Bill [AS AMENDED AT STAGE 2] An Act of the Scottish Parliament to make provision about success fee agreements; to make provision about expenses in civil litigation; to make provision about the offices of the Auditor of the Court of Session, the auditor of the Sheriff Appeal Court and the auditor of the sheriff court; and to make provision about the bringing of civil proceedings on behalf of a group of persons. 5 P ART 1 S UCCESS FEE AGREEMENTS 1 Success fee agreements (1) In this Part, a “success fee agreement” is an agreement between a person providing relevant services (the “provider”) and the recipient of those services (the “recipient”) 10 under which the recipient— (a) is to make a payment (the “success fee”) to the provider in respect of the services if the recipient obtains a financial benefit in connection with a matter in relation to which the services are provided, but (b) is not to make any payment, or is to make a payment of a lower amount than the 15 success fee, in respect of the services if no such benefit is obtained. (2) In this section— “claims management services” means services consisting of the provision of advice or services, other than legal services, in connection with the making of a claim for damages or other financial benefit, including— 20 (a) advice or services in relation to— (i) legal representation, (ii) the payment or funding of costs associated with making the claim, (b) referring or introducing one person to another, (c) making inquiries, 25 “legal services” means services consisting of the provision of legal advice, assistance or representation, SP Bill 14A Session 5 (2018) 2 Civil Litigation (Expenses and Group Proceedings) (Scotland) Bill Part 1—Success fee agreements “payment” includes a transfer of assets and any other transfer of money’s worth, “relevant services” means legal services or claims management services provided in connection with a matter— (a) which is the subject of civil proceedings to which the recipient is a party 5 before a Scottish court or tribunal, or (b) in relation to which such proceedings are in contemplation, “Scottish court or tribunal” means a court or tribunal established under the law of Scotland. (4) In this Part, the following terms, in relation to a success fee agreement, are to be 10 construed in accordance with this section— “payment”, “provider”, “recipient”, “relevant services”, 15 “success fee”. 2 Enforceability (1) A success fee agreement is not unenforceable by reason only that it is a pactum de...
Last updated:
23 May 2024
ASH Scotland follow up evidence on Tobacco and Vapes LCM
Conditions of registration should include completing staff training about the health harms caused by tobacco and e-cigarettes and could give local authorities powers to de-register retailers found persistently in breach of the law.
