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Date published:
25 March 2026
Legacy Report of the Rural Affairs and Islands Committee, Session 6
This Committee recommends its successor committee may wish to monitor the introduction of the code of practice. The code is required to come into effect no later than 12 months after Royal Assent, 19 March 2026; at the time of publication, the code has not been published.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 April 2018
Meeting of the Parliament 25 April 2018
The amendment seeks to give people a right to cease receipt of assistance at any point and, in effect, to say that they no longer wish to receive it.
Last updated:
3 February 2026
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Supported by: Annie Wells*, Murdo Fraser*, Annabelle Ewing*, Dr Sandesh Gulhane*, Craig Hoy*, Meghan Gallacher*, Miles Briggs*, Dr Pam Gosal MBE*, Douglas Lumsden*, Brian Whittle*, Paul Sweeney* *S6M-20660 Rhoda Grant: Celebrating World Wetlands Day—That the Parliament recognises that 2 February 2026 marked World Wetlands Day, which had the theme, Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Cultural Heritage; considers that Scotland’s peatlands, including in Lewis and Strathglass in the Highlands and Islands, are an internationally important rare wetland habitat for many endangered animals and plants, such as golden plover and otter; believes that these are an important part of Scotland’s cultural heritage, as recognised by the designation of the Flow Country as a UNESCO World Heritage Site; notes that this is a landscape that people have lived in and worked for thousands of years; is concerned at the delay to the implementation of the new statutory Muirburn Code...
Last updated:
13 January 2026
CCCESP BILL Stage 1 Report Response Document January 2026
The Committee recognises that the Ministerial Code precludes the Minister discussing the detail of the Bill ahead of introduction.
Last updated:
29 May 2025
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Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government when it will meet with the Equality and Human Rights Commission regarding its recently published consultation on updating the Code of Thursday 29 May 2025 3 Today's Business Future Business Motions & Questions Legislation Other Gnothaichean an-diugh Gnothaichean ri teachd Gluasadan agus Ceistean Reachdas Eile...
Last updated:
12 November 2024
Monica Lennon Ecocide consultation summary 2 (2)
This maximum term is also aligned with the evolving criminalisation of ecocide in other jurisdictions, where it carries imprisonment up to 10-20 years (for example, the proposed revision to Belgian Penal Code, or Article 231-3 of the French Climate and Resilience Law).
Last updated:
12 November 2024
Monica Lennon Ecocide consultation summary
This maximum term is also aligned with the evolving criminalisation of ecocide in other jurisdictions, where it carries imprisonment up to 10-20 years (for example, the proposed revision to Belgian Penal Code, or Article 231-3 of the French Climate and Resilience Law).
Last updated:
7 November 2024
BB20241031
Supported by: Jeremy Balfour*, Annie Wells*, Alexander Stewart*, Miles Briggs*, Craig Hoy*, Stuart McMillan*, Douglas Ross*, Pam Gosal*, Bill Kidd*, Russell Findlay*, Colin Beattie*, Sandesh Gulhane* *S6M-15116 Alexander Burnett: Jim Reid Wins the North East High Street Hero Award—That the Parliament congratulates Jim Reid on being named the Scotland Loves Local High Street Hero for the North East; notes that the Scotland Loves Local Awards celebrate efforts to strengthen and sustain towns and communities across the country; acknowledges Jim’s success as a businessman with a vehicle sales and service business in Kintore, Aberdeenshire, and his dedication to community enhancement; commends his leadership in local initiatives such as the It’s Your Neighbourhood project, where he and a team of volunteers clean bus shelters, tidy green spaces, and enhance public areas around Kintore; recognises his work on the Benchmarking Kintore project, where, it understands, he helps to place QR codes...
Last updated:
4 September 2024
Consultation on Proposed Prostitution Offences and Support Scotland Bill
Iceland criminalised the purchase of sexual acts through Law No 54, an amendment to its General Criminal Code (Prohibition on the Purchase of Prostitution) in 2009.
Last updated:
19 June 2024
Consultation on Proposed Prostitution Offences and Support Scotland Bill
Iceland criminalised the purchase of sexual acts through Law No 54, an amendment to its General Criminal Code (Prohibition on the Purchase of Prostitution) in 2009.
