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SPICe briefings
Date published:
15 October 2021
COVID-19 and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans (LGBT+) Life in Scotland - Health, stigma and wellbeing
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Petitions
Petition published:
17 May 2021
Suspend all surgical mesh and fixation devices
Official Report of Meeting 8 October 2025
Written submissions
PE1865/A: Ray Taylor submission of 13 June 2021
PE1865/B: James Snell submission of 17 June 2021
PE1865/C: Iana Buckley submission of 17 June 2021
PE1865/D: Elizabeth Cunningham submission of 17 June 2021
PE1865/E: Norma Roberts submission of 19 June 2021
PE1865/F: Kathleen Wilson submission of 19 June 2021
PE1865/G: Cathleen Macleod submission of 19 June 2021
PE1865/H: Shadia Hernandez submission of 19 June 2021
PE1865/I: Anonymous submission of 25 June 2021
PE1865/J: Anonymous submission of 25 June 2021
PE1865/K: Anonymous submission of 25 June 2021
PE1865/L...
Committee reports
Date published:
26 November 2018
Getting Rights Right: Human Rights and the Scottish Parliament - Annex A - Gypsy Travellers in Scotland - A Human Rights Case Study
The PANEL framework can frame these discussions, as the aim of human rights based approaches is to realise human rights law, by considering which rights, whether in domestic or international law are engaged (the ‘L’ of PANEL). It is then possible to work through the other principles.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
7 September 2017
What's so important about health policy implementation? - Alcohol Policy Implementation Research
In another study by Fitzgerald and colleagues (2015)10Fitzgerald, N., Platt, L., Heywood, S., & McCambridge, J. (2014).
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 June 2025
Public Audit Committee 04 June 2025
However if the college invoice it could extend the project beyond 31st March and I cannot imagine they want a tail”— that is, T-A-I-L. He goes on to say: “In a reasonable world we would say paradigm is invoicing and as this will be the modus operandi until FC Ltd is set up properly and trading”.
Last updated:
15 November 2022
2005 Act Keeling schedule
The charity test 7 The charity test (1) A body meets the charity test if— (a) its purposes consist only of one or more of the charitable purposes, and (b) it provides (or, in the case of an applicant, provides or intends to provide) public benefit in Scotland or elsewhere. (2) The charitable purposes are— (a) the prevention or relief of poverty, (b) the advancement of education, (c) the advancement of religion, (d) the advancement of health, (e) the saving of lives, (f) the advancement of citizenship or community development, (g) the advancement of the arts, heritage, culture or science, (h) the advancement of public participation in sport, (i) the provision of recreational facilities, or the organisation of recreational activities, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the persons for whom the facilities or activities are primarily intended, (j) the advancement of human rights, conflict resolution or reconciliation, (k) the promotion of religious or racial harmony, (l...
Last updated:
6 February 2026
20251101 VISIT REPORT v2
Reginald Farley JP, and all his parliamentary colleagues, for the warm hand of friendship extended to them for the duration of their time in Bridgetown, and for organising such an excellent conference. 19 ( L-R: CPA Scotland Branch representatives Roz McCall MSP, Stuart McMillan MSP and Jeremy Balfour MSP in the Main Conference Hall, CPC General Assembly) O...
Last updated:
7 January 2026
University of Glasgow Scotlands sustainable media future challenges and opportunities
A much-broadened or provocative content was seen as directly counter conception of media literacy rests not just on binary to the aims of decent journalism, although this kind of depictions of reliable and unreliable news but also on excess was not novel as sections of the press have understanding of the forces that shape media production. engaged in such ‘yellow’ journalism for over a century. 21 https://www.scotsman.com/news/crime/kenmure-street-police-order-release-of-men-after-deportation- raid-standoff-in-glasgow-street-where-residents-blocked-uk-border-agency-3235254 22 https://www.libertyhumanrights.org.uk/issue/the-policing-bill-what-you-need-to-know/ 23 Happer, C. & Wellesley, L...
Last updated:
17 November 2025
20251114_LGHP_Prebudget scrutiny 2627 letter
L ocal Government, Housing and Planning Committee Shona Robison Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Local Government The Scottish Government 14 November 2025 Dear Shona, Pre-Budget scrutiny 2026-2027 Thank you for giving evidence to the Committee as part of our pre-budget scrutiny, at our meeting on 28 October.
Last updated:
30 October 2025
Conveners Group Meeting with the FIrst Minister Wednesday 8 October 2025
M EETING WITH THE F IRST M INISTER ................................................................................................................. 1 R URAL A FFAIRS .............................................................................................................................................. 2 Carbon Budgets ......................................................................................................................................... 2 Agriculture (Future Support) ...................................................................................................................... 2 Rural Support Plan and Policies ................................................................................................................ 4 C OMMITTEE E FFECTIVENESS ........................................................................................................................... 6 “Strengthening committees’ effectiveness” ............................................................................................... 6 Committee Size ......................................................................................................................................... 6 Committee Balance ................................................................................................................................... 7 Subordinate Legislation (Quality of Drafting)............................................................................................. 8 Cross-party Groups (Membership) ............................................................................................................ 8 Cross-party Group Membership (Civil Servants)....................................................................................... 9 G OVERNMENT T RANSPARENCY ...................................................................................................................... 10 GFG Alliance ........................................................................................................................................... 10 Exposure to Risk ..................................................................................................................................... 10 Ferguson Marine (Port Glasgow) Ltd ...................................................................................................... 11 Investment in Ferguson Marine (Port Glasgow) Ltd Shipyard ................................................................ 11 P ETITIONS ..................................................................................................................................................... 13 Defibrillators ............................................................................................................................................. 13 University Hospital Wishaw Neonatal Unit .............................................................................................. 15 S OCIAL J USTICE AND S OCIAL S ECURITY ........................................................................................................ 17 Two-child Cap .......................................................................................................................................... 17 Anti-poverty Measures ............................................................................................................................. 18 Child Poverty Policy Research ................................................................................................................ 18 E DUCATION , C HILDREN AND Y OUNG P EOPLE ................................................................................................. 20 Government Performance (Education) .................................................................................................... 20 College Funding ...................................................................................................................................... 23 Scottish Funding Council ......................................................................................................................... 24 C RIMINAL J USTICE ........................................................................................................................................ 26 Early Release of Prisoners ...................................................................................................................... 26 Long-Term Plans for Prison Population .................................................................................................. 26 Substance Use in Prisons ....................................................................................................................... 27 Synthetic Substances .............................................................................................................................. 28 CONVENERS GROUP th 8 Meeting 2025, Session 6 C ONVENER *Liam McArthur (Deputy Presiding Officer) G ROUP MEMBERS Karen Adam (Convener, Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee) Clare Adamson (Convener, Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee) Ariane Burgess (Convener, Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee) *Jackson Carlaw (Convener, Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee) *Finlay Carson (Convener, Rural Affairs and Islands Committee) Kenneth Gibson (Convener, Finance and Public Administration Committee) Clare Haughey (Convener, Health, Social Care and Sport Committee) Daniel Johnson (Convener, Economy and Fair Work Committee) *Richard Leonard (Convener, Public Audit Committee) Stuart McMillan (Convener, Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee) Edward Mountain (Convener, Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee) *Audrey Nicoll (Convener, Criminal Justice Committee) *Douglas Ross (Convener, Education, Children and Young People Committee) Collette Stevenson (Convener, Social Justice and Social Security Committee) *Martin Whitfield (Convener, Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee) *attended T HE FOLLOWING ALSO PARTICIPATED : Bob Doris (Deputy Convener, Social Justice and Social Security Committee) John Swinney (First Minister) C LERK TO THE GROUP Sigrid Robinson L...
