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Official Report
Meeting date:
7 March 2012
Rural Affairs, Climate Change and Environment Committee 07 March 2012
However, I stress the word “actively”. We do not think that people should get money just because they happen to have certain features on their property.
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 February 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 17 February 2021
However, for now, I and my ministers will continue to get on with the job of making sure that we are taking the country through this, getting more people vaccinated and suppressing the virus so that we can get back to normal as quickly as we can.
Last updated:
16 September 2025
SPICe_Briefing
Committee systems (supported by comprehensive data collection with access to data available to research organisations): • Scale, quality and impact of committees’ engagement activity. • Diversity monitoring year on year. • Evaluation of stakeholder feedback with data on committees. • Analysis of committees’ parliamentary activity (meetings, outputs, development opportunities etc) Media and social media analysis. 3.
Last updated:
18 February 2025
SPICe_Briefing
Committee systems (supported by comprehensive data collection with access to data available to research organisations): • Scale, quality and impact of committees’ engagement activity. • Diversity monitoring year on year. • Evaluation of stakeholder feedback with data on committees. • Analysis of committees’ parliamentary activity (meetings, outputs, development opportunities etc) Media and social media analysis. 3.
Last updated:
21 June 2024
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*S6M-13741 Evelyn Tweed: Elaine Wyllie MBE Awarded Lifetime Achievement Award at Pride of Scotland Award 2024—That the Parliament congratulates former Stirling headteacher, Elaine Wyllie MBE, for receiving the Lifetime Achievement award at the Pride of Scotland Awards 2024 as a result of her Daily Mile initiative; commends the work that she has done to inspire children around the world with the Daily Mile initiative, which was started by Elaine in 2012 at St Ninian’s Primary School in Stirling; notes that the Daily Mile is a health initiative that involves classes heading outside to run, walk or wheel around their school grounds for 15 minutes every day, and understands that, due to its success, has now spread to more than five million children in 20,000 schools in 96 countries; acknowledges that there are numerous studies of research that show the significant benefits that exercise has for children’s physical health, mental wellbeing, and learning and that physical activity...
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4 October 2024
Minute AGM Minute CPG on Disability 12 June 2024
Review of housing for varied need, as so many needs have 3 changed – Rurally it is sometimes difficult to get the specialised staff. At the summit discussions will include agencies and what will have more impact and what is needed to create a system that will work. - Lorna Cameron to Denis Robert Shovlin - he wants Horizon to come to one of the Falkirk Coun...
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23 September 2024
CabSecNZEon the Climate Change Emissions Reduction Targets Scotland Bill20 September 2024
The Bill has been drafted for as close adherence to the existing legislation as possible, and clearly the Parliament has not previously been convinced that a pre-laying procedure (beyond the requirement to get CCC advice) would be a useful addition.
Last updated:
31 May 2024
Malawi CPG Minutes 22 February 2024
They were feeding 500 children once a week. Some had to take a 15 km walk to get to school and get that decent meal.
Last updated:
24 January 2024
Renfrewshire Council response
In Renfrewshire we have recently refreshed Getting it Right for Every Child. This refresh was an opportunity for the Education Sector of Children’s Services to better define stage intervention procedures, review and standardise child’s planning and improve multi-agency child’s planning.
Last updated:
20 December 2023
COVID 19 communication of public health information letter to Minister
He highlighted that several older people are still shielding, despite not necessarily being at clinical risk because they fear getting COVID-19 and passing it on to anyone who might be at a high clinical risk.
