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Official Report
Meeting date:
19 December 2022
Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee 19 December 2022
That is a general question and might be quite broad, but pinning down a couple of the main issues would be really helpful.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 January 2025
Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee 23 January 2025
The UK is asking that of UK architects and all architects who come from the EU, so it is non-discriminatory. However, de facto, it is true that that is an additional request compared to the previous situation.
Last updated:
23 January 2024
SPBill42ENS062024accessible
So while there is no specific rule that an ineligible person may not be a candidate in a Scottish Parliament election, there is a de facto prohibition as they would be unable to take their seat if successful.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 February 2019
S5W-21463
Following the opening of this last remaining section, the existing A92 (previously A90) trunk road through Aberdeen (excluding the section at the A90/A96 Haudagain Improvement Project) will be de-trunked on 1 April, following the opening of the final section of the AWPR.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 December 2018
S5W-20495
To ask the Scottish Government in what circumstances it would support employers de-recognising trade unions. The Scottish Government believes that a progressive approach to industrial relations and that trade unionism is at the very heart of a fairer, more successful society.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 November 2025
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 11 November 2025
Looking at it the other way round, you can pin responsibility on management, and section 3 contains a table on that.
Last updated:
21 May 2025
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The strategic review of Delivering Equally Safe (DES) recognised the need for specialised support for women affected by commercial sexual exploitation and recommended continued funding for organisations providing direct assistance, outreach, and policy development in this area.
Last updated:
20 May 2025
SPBill69FMS062025
The Member takes the view that implementation of the statutory right to support will require careful review of how DES funds are allocated and whether additional resources are required to meet the Bill’s aims in line with Scotland’s obligations under the Istanbul Convention. 79.
Last updated:
10 April 2024
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S6M-11613: Katy Clark: Ongoing Dispute at the MoD DES Site in Beith - That the Parliament notes with concern reports that the dispute involving non-craft workers at the Ministry of Defence (MoD) Defence Equipment and Support (DES) site in Beith remains unresolved by the MoD; understands that non-craft workers have been denied bonus payments, which were awarded to other staff working on the site; believes that this decision runs the risk of creating a "two-tier" workforce at the site, with reported estimates from the GMB Scotland trade union suggesting that 8 PB/S6/24/032 the pay gap between non-craft and craft workers at the site has tripled to £18,000; understands that the Beith site is currently involved in providing munitions to Ukraine for its ongoing war effort, and that non-craft workers play a vital role in transporting sensitive materials around the site and preparing these materials for shipment; notes reports of health and safety concerns at Beith, after near misses with machinery occurred during industrial action, which, it considers, also highlights the importance and skills of non-craft workers; further notes the view that all workers at the MoD DES site in Beith play a vital role that deserves proper and fair pay, and notes the calls for the Scottish Government to engage with the UK Government in support of the workers and to urge the MoD to resolve the dispute.
Last updated:
10 April 2024
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S6M-11613: Katy Clark: Ongoing Dispute at the MoD DES Site in Beith - That the Parliament notes with concern reports that the dispute involving non-craft workers at the Ministry of Defence (MoD) Defence Equipment and Support (DES) site in Beith remains unresolved by the MoD; understands that non-craft workers have been denied bonus payments, which were awarded to other staff working on the site; believes that this decision runs the risk of creating a "two-tier" workforce at the site, with reported estimates from the GMB Scotland trade union suggesting that the pay gap between non-craft and craft workers at the site has tripled to £18,000; understands that the Beith site is currently involved in providing munitions to Ukraine for its ongoing war effort, and that non-craft workers play a vital role in transporting sensitive materials around the site and preparing these materials for shipment; notes reports of health and safety concerns at Beith, after near misses with machinery occurred during industrial action, which, it considers, also highlights the importance and skills of non-craft workers; further notes the view that all workers at the MoD DES site in Beith play a vital role that deserves proper and fair pay, and notes the calls for the Scottish Government to engage with the UK Government in support of the workers and to urge the MoD to resolve the dispute.
