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16 February 2024
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Supported by: Paul Sweeney* *S6M-12145 Marie McNair: Old Kilpatrick Author Overcomes Challenges to Publish First Book—That the Parliament congratulates Michaela Burns from Old Kilpatrick on the publication of her first book, My Words in 40 Days; understands that the talented poet self-published the book as a way to d...
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14 February 2023
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Members' Business motions that have not achieved cross party support *S6M-03023 Colin Smyth: Ethical Principles in Wildlife Management—That the Parliament notes reports that thousands of animals and birds are taken and killed in wildlife management operations every year, including in the South Scotland region; considers that these are sentient beings that are capable of experiencing pain and suffering; notes the view that Scotland should lead the way in sustainable and humane interaction with the wild animals in the environment; notes the belief that wildlife management should be governed by ethical principles, such as the international consensus principles for ethical wildlife control, which recommend that efforts to control wildlife should, wherever possible: alter the human practices that cause human-wildlife conflict and develop a culture of coexistence, be justified by evidence that significant harms are being caused to people, property, livelihoods, ecosystems, and/or other animals, have measurable outcome-based objectives that are clear, achievable, monitored, and adaptive, minimise animal welfare harms and be confined to the fewest number of animals, be informed by community values as well as scientific, technical, and practical information, be integrated into plans for systematic long-term management, and be based on the specifics of the situation rather than negative labels such as “pest” or “overabundant”, and notes the view that there are opportunities to integrate ethical principles into the Scottish Government’s strategic approach to wildlife management and its species licensing review. R *S6M-02957 Gillian Martin: Marie...
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4 February 2022
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Members' Business motions that have not achieved cross party support *S6M-03023 Colin Smyth: Ethical Principles in Wildlife Management—That the Parliament notes reports that thousands of animals and birds are taken and killed in wildlife management operations every year, including in the South Scotland region; considers that these are sentient beings that are capable of experiencing pain and suffering; notes the view that Scotland should lead the way in sustainable and humane interaction with the wild animals in the environment; notes the belief that wildlife management should be governed by ethical principles, such as the international consensus principles for ethical wildlife control, which recommend that efforts to control wildlife should, wherever possible: alter the human practices that cause human-wildlife conflict and develop a culture of coexistence, be justified by evidence that significant harms are being caused to people, property, livelihoods, ecosystems, and/or other animals, have measurable outcome-based objectives that are clear, achievable, monitored, and adaptive, minimise animal welfare harms and be confined to the fewest number of animals, be informed by community values as well as scientific, technical, and practical information, be integrated into plans for systematic long-term management, and be based on the specifics of the situation rather than negative labels such as “pest” or “overabundant”, and notes the view that there are opportunities to integrate ethical principles into the Scottish Government’s strategic approach to wildlife management and its species licensing review. R *S6M-02957 Gillian Martin: Marie...
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 March 2024
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee 5 March 2024
For Burgess, Ariane (Highlands and Islands) (Green) Callaghan, Stephanie (Uddingston and Bellshill) (SNP) Coffey, Willie (Kilmarnock and Irvine Valley) (SNP) Griffin, Mark (Central Scotland) (Lab) McNair, Marie (Clydebank and Milngavie) (SNP) Abstentions Briggs, Miles (Lothian) (Con) Gosal, Pam (West Scotland...
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 September 2022
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee 27 September 2022
Patrick Harvie, the minister who is taking forward the emergency bill, and I have met RSLs on a number of occasions, and we will continue to work very closely with them to ensure that we support them. Marie McNair mentioned subsidies. We will discuss that issue with the sector in relation to shared risk, who should ...
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14 February 2023
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Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government how many people in Central Scotland have been ) helped onto the property ladder through government schemes since 2016-17. (S6O-01176 4. Marie McNair: To ask the Scottish Government what it is doing to protect communities from excessive aircraft noise.
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26 May 2022
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Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government how many people in Central Scotland have been ) helped onto the property ladder through government schemes since 2016-17. (S6O-01176 4. Marie McNair: To ask the Scottish Government what it is doing to protect communities from excessive aircraft noise.
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5 December 2024
data protection questions guidance
QUESTION EXAMPLE Example : To ask the Scottish Government for what reason Mary B of 12 Main Street, Newtown has had to wait x weeks for an operation to do y, and what action it will take to ensure z.
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12 January 2022
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She suggests that gender specific work with school-age girls from early years is necessary. • Wendy Edie highlighted that ScotlandIS, the digital skills advisory board, were working to encourage more focus on computing in schools, but found that a lack of teachers with the appropriate skillset was an obstacle. • Anne Marie Morrison highlighted best practice...
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22 December 2021
Minutes of the meeting on Women in Enterprise meeting of 22 September 2021
She suggests that gender specific work with school-age girls from early years is necessary. • Wendy Edie highlighted that ScotlandIS, the digital skills advisory board, were working to encourage more focus on computing in schools, but found that a lack of teachers with the appropriate skillset was an obstacle. • Anne Marie Morrison highlighted best practice...
