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Last updated: 31 October 2023

SPCB Minute 23 March 23

M inute of the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body (SPCB) meeting held on Thursday 23 March 2023 at 9.00am Present: • Alison Johnstone MSP (chair) • Claire Baker MSP • Jackson Carlaw MSP • Maggie Chapman MSP • Christine Grahame MSP In attendance: • David McGill • Michelle Hegarty • Martin Whitfield MSP, Convener SPPA Committee • Katy Orr • Lorna Foreman ...
Last updated: 21 April 2023

SPCB Minute 23 March 2023

M inute of the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body (SPCB) meeting held on Thursday 23 March 2023 at 9.00am Present: • Alison Johnstone MSP (chair) • Claire Baker MSP • Jackson Carlaw MSP • Maggie Chapman MSP • Christine Grahame MSP In attendance: • David McGill • Michelle Hegarty • Martin Whitfield MSP, Convener SPPA Committee • Katy Orr • Lorna Foreman ...
Last updated: 6 March 2023

PE1967_D

On a very outline examination of the route map put forward by the petitioners it can be reasonably observed that very significant engineering and environmental issues would need to be resolved: • It contours along very steep hillsides at approximately the 70 m contour and would require significant cut and fill to create the new road, raising potentially sig...
Last updated: 4 August 2022

PE1854_M

Petitioner submission of 28 June 2022 PE1854/M: Review the Adult Disability Payment eligibility criteria for people with mobility needs Our Ask • We ask the Committee to continue to seek evidence on PE1854, with a view to producing a report to submit to the promised 2022 review on “moving around” descriptors within Adult Disability Payment. th On the 17 of...
Last updated: 2 March 2022

Leadership Group Minute 7 February 2022

M inute of the Leadership Group (LG) meeting held on Monday 7 February 2022 at 09.30am (hybrid) Present: • David McGill (chair) • Michelle Hegarty • Alan Balharrie • Susan Duffy • Lorna Foreman • Sara Glass • Lynsey Hamill • Judith Morrison • Callum Thomson • Tracey White In attendance: • Mark Brough (items 1-5) • Mary Ann Masson (item 7) • Eric Macleod, N...
Last updated: 11 June 2024

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Cost impacts over the five-year assessment period have been categorised as follows: low (£0 – £2 m); medium (£2m - £10m) and high (£10m-).
Last updated: 26 February 2024

NCSBillFM_MinisterSCMWSToConvener_21Feb24

See  www.lobbying.scot St Andrew’s House, Regent Road, Edinburgh EH1 3DG      www.gov.scot Annex A Updated Financial Memorandum and Shared Accountability Costing Tables presented using the GDP Deflator Summary Totals Table Total NCS Costs GDP (£m) CPI (£m) Variance (£m) 10 Year Bill Costs 880 – 2,191 880 – 2,192 0 – (1) Updated Financial 10 Year NCS costs 480 - 1,610 487 - 1,621 (7) – (11) Memorandum 10 Year Carer’s Breaks 401 – 581 393 - 571 8 – 10 (FM) Recurrent NCS Position 31/32 124 - 458 127 - 461 (3) – (3) Shared 10 Year Bill Costs 638 - 926 631 - 916 7 – 10 Accountability 10 Year NCS costs 238 - 345 238 - 345 0 - 0 proposals for Stage 2 of 10 Year Carer’s Breaks 401 – 581 393 - 571 8 – 10 the Bill Recurrent NCS Position 31/32 33 - 50 33 - 50 0 - 0 (Brackets denote CPI is higher than GDP) Under GDP the costs of the NCS as per the Bill as introduced (Updated FM figures) over the 10 year period are broadly neutral to those under CPI.
Last updated: 26 February 2024

NCSBillFM_MinisterSCMWS_21Feb24

See  www.lobbying.scot St Andrew’s House, Regent Road, Edinburgh EH1 3DG      www.gov.scot Annex A Updated Financial Memorandum and Shared Accountability Costing Tables presented using the GDP Deflator Summary Totals Table Total NCS Costs GDP (£m) CPI (£m) Variance (£m) 10 Year Bill Costs 880 – 2,191 880 – 2,192 0 – (1) Updated Financial 10 Year NCS costs 480 - 1,610 487 - 1,621 (7) – (11) Memorandum 10 Year Carer’s Breaks 401 – 581 393 - 571 8 – 10 (FM) Recurrent NCS Position 31/32 124 - 458 127 - 461 (3) – (3) Shared 10 Year Bill Costs 638 - 926 631 - 916 7 – 10 Accountability 10 Year NCS costs 238 - 345 238 - 345 0 - 0 proposals for Stage 2 of 10 Year Carer’s Breaks 401 – 581 393 - 571 8 – 10 the Bill Recurrent NCS Position 31/32 33 - 50 33 - 50 0 - 0 (Brackets denote CPI is higher than GDP) Under GDP the costs of the NCS as per the Bill as introduced (Updated FM figures) over the 10 year period are broadly neutral to those under CPI.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 13 August 2024

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Local Authority Published 2024-2025 RPAs 15 July 2021 (£m) Updated 2024-2025 RPAs May 2024 (£m) Variance (%) Aberdeen City 16.037 12.133 -24% Aberdeenshire 27.693 20.952 -24% Angus 9.049 6.846 -24% Argyll and Bute 18.328 13.867 -24% City of Edinburgh 45.211 34.207 -24% Clackmannanshire 5.750 4.350 -24% Dumfries and Galloway 20.524 15.529 -24% Dundee City 17.230 13.037 -24% East Ayrshire 12.860 9.730 -24% East Dunbartonshire 8.696 6.579 -24% East Lothian 11.774 8.908 -24% East Renfrewshire 7.250 5.486 -24% Falkirk 12.594 9.528 -24% Fife 34.677 26.237 -24% Glasgow City 104.001 78.687 -24% Inverclyde 9.629 7.285 -24% Midlothian 10.571 7.998 -24% Moray 8.933 6.758 -24% na Eilean Siar 8.372 6.334 -24% North Ayrshire 15.702 11.880 -24% North Lanarkshire 32.988 24.958 -24% Orkney Islands 3.433 2.597 -24% Perth and Kinross 16.645 12.594 -24% Renfrewshire 17.200 13.013 -24% Scottish Borders 16.010 12.113 -24% Shetland Islands 5.164 3.907 -24% South Ayrshire 12.760 9.654 -24% South Lanarkshire 30.180 22.834 -24% Stirling 10.323 7.810 -24% The Highland Council 46.428 35.127 -24% West Dunbartonshire 10.795 8.167 -24% West Lothian 15.430 11.674 -24% Total (£m) 622.237 470.782 -24% The overall reduction of 24% reflects the reduction in available capital for 2024-2025 from that assumed back in 2021, and allocates the capital remaining once top-sliced national programme commitments had been accounted for.
SPICe briefings Date published: 25 March 2026

The impact of cash transfers in the first 1000 days on child health outcomes and health inequalities: an evidence review - Section 1: Introduction

Giving every child the best start in life is a priority for reducing health inequalities5Marmot, M. (2010). Fair Society, Healthy Lives.

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