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27 January 2026
Fair Trade Draft minutes 17 September 2025
Using the example of spices, Jawahir informed the meeting that in 2024, the UK imported around £128 million worth of spices, with India alone contributing £23 million to that. She highlighted that many of these spices will have been produced under low wages and very unsafe conditions, with Fair Trade offering a solution with fair wages, safer working condit...
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27 January 2026
Fair Trade Final Minute of 17 September 2025
Using the example of spices, Jawahir informed the meeting that in 2024, the UK imported around £128 million worth of spices, with India alone contributing £23 million to that. She highlighted that many of these spices will have been produced under low wages and very unsafe conditions, with Fair Trade offering a solution with fair wages, safer working condit...
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20 January 2026
20260115Cab Sec FLG to Mark RuskellEuropean Charter of Local SelfGovernment Incorporation Scotland B
The amendments would carve out functions of the Scottish Ministers within UK legislation from the scope of the section 2 duty to act compatibly with the Charter, reducing the reach of the Charter provisions as devolved functions of Scottish Ministers under UK Acts would not be covered by the compatibility duty, Whilst not legally binding, the Verity House Agreement already commits Ministers to act consistently with many...
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7 January 2026
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Stopping the Scottish Government’s Business Tax Increases : Murdo Fraser moved S6M-20295—That the Parliament recognises that businesses across Scotland are facing an acute and worsening cost crisis, driven by inflation, energy prices, wage pressures, supply chain disruption and weak economic growth; notes with serious concern the scale of proposed increases in rateable values arising from the 2026 non-domestic rates revaluation, particularly in the hospitality and self- catering sectors; believes that sharp and unaffordable increases in non-domestic rates now pose an existential threat to business viability, employment, investment and local economic resilience in many...
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16 December 2025
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(S6T-02809) followed by Motion of No Confidence S6M-20135 Russell Findlay: Motion of No Confidence—That the Parliament has no confidence in the Cabinet Secretary for Justice and Home Affairs, in light of her failures in candour and openness in her misrepresentation and subsequent misleading statements made to the Parliament with regards to Professor Alexis Jay and grooming gangs. followed by Stage 3 Proceedings: Dog Theft (Scotland) Bill S6M-20167 Maurice Golden: Dog Theft (Scotland) Bill—That the Parliament agrees that the Dog Theft (Scotland) Bill be passed. followed by Stage 3 Proceedings: Schools (Residential Outdoor Education) (Scotland) Bill Tuesday 16 December 2025 2 Today's Business Future Business Motions & Questions Legislation Other Gnothaichean an-diugh Gnothaichean ri teachd Gluasadan agus Ceistean Reachdas Eile Chamber | Seòmar S6M-20138 Liz Smith: Schools (Residential Outdoor Education) (Scotland) Bill—That the Parliament agrees that the Schools (Residential Outdoor Education) (Scotland) Bill be passed. followed by Committee Announcements followed by Business Motions followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions 6:00 pm Decision Time followed by Members’ Business: Rona Mackay: Awareness of Aphasia S6M-18720 Rona Mackay: Awareness of Aphasia—That the Parliament notes that aphasia, which is a language disorder that affects one in three stroke survivors, and can also arise with other neurological conditions or head injuries, can have a significant impact on many...
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5 December 2025
Response to Committee questions on notification of reform SI
FSS proactively monitor emerging risks through horizon scanning and intelligence gathering activities. There are many ways in which they receive information.
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1 October 2025
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International FASD Day and the Need for Awareness: The Parliament debated S6M-18639 in the name of Rona Mackay—That the Parliament notes that 9 September 2025 is International FASD Day; understands that FASD, or Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, is a preventable neurodevelopmental condition with lifelong cognitive, emotional and behavioural challenges, which occurs when prenatal alcohol exposure affects the developing brain and body; acknowledges reports that 4% of the population are affected, and each person with FASD is affected differently, often requiring lifelong support in education and post school settings to optimise their life experience; understands that, while the guideline in Scotland for pregnant women, or women trying to conceive is, “no alcohol, no risk”, 46% of pregnancies in the UK are unplanned so without better awareness, people may continue their pre-conception lifestyle until they have a positive pregnancy test; recognises the importance of prevention, early diagnosis and intervention; notes that unrecognised FASD can lead to people ending up in vulnerable situations, particularly given reports that many...
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10 September 2025
Dog Theft Bill Letter and Memorandum from Scottish Government
The Scottish Government considers that there are questions which the committee may wish to consider. These are similar to many of the questions the committee has posed to Mr Golden following the introduction of the Bill.
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9 July 2025
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Mental Health Awareness Week 2025: The Parliament debated S6M-17320 in the name of Roz McCall—That the Parliament notes that 12 to 18 May 2025 is Mental Health Awareness Week; welcomes the work of the Mental Health Foundation in driving this annual campaign across the country to raise awareness, and improve education and campaigning, to ensure that no one is deprived of the opportunity for good mental health because of who they are, the community they come from or where they live; recognises what it sees as the relevance of this year’s theme of “Community” in emphasising that being part of a safe, positive community is vital for people’s mental health and wellbeing; supports the idea that people thrive when they have a strong connection with other people and supportive communities that remind them that they are not alone; notes with concern reports that those living with a mental illness in Scotland continue to be left behind, despite targeted interventions by the Scottish Government and others, and still have a shorter life expectancy than the rest of the population; understands that waiting lists for child and adolescent mental health services remain too long and that access to psychological services is increasingly difficult; considers that the reported closure of autism assessment services around Scotland by health and social care partnerships has left many...
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3 July 2025
Scotlands Secure Accommodation Letter from MCYPP 26 June 2025
While our immediate focus has been on responding to the immediate challenges, we are aware of the view held by many that the current funding model for secure care is not sustainable longer term.
