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Date answered:
22 September 2021
S6W-02776
To ask the Scottish Government what percentage of employees of (a) the National Theatre of Scotland, (b) the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, (c) Scottish Ballet, (d) the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, (e) Scottish Opera and (f) Creative Scotland are paid the National Living Wage. All employees of Scotland’s National Performing Companies, which the Scottish Government funds directly and includes (a) the National Theatre of Scotland, (b) the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, (c) Scottish Ballet, (d) the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, (e) Scottish Opera and (f) Creative Scotland are paid at least or more than the National Living Wage.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 December 2012
Meeting of the Parliament 18 December 2012
Immigration can inject vibrancy and new ideas into our economy and culture, and it can encourage those who have come here to live and work to play a full and productive part in the society in which we all live.
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19 January 2026
Stephen McAll
(ATT05, p.1, para 4: BBC complaints response, CAS-8258842-P9N6Z0) Contrary to this claim, the BBC’s own tender document for the new late-night schedule describes a single “live late-night show” running across “5 nights, Monday through Friday”, with presenters delivering “a consistent personality and sound across the weekly schedule.”
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1 October 2024
Salmon farming Animal Equality 20 September 2024
Hinchliffe, S. et al. (2016) Pathological lives: Disease, space and biopolitics.
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11 June 2024
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For local authorities, the school transport provided is principally for pupils who are eligible for free provision as they live over a set distance from their school (as determined under section 51 of the Education (Scotland) Act 1980) but they can also offer any remaining seats to other non-eligible pupils for free or at a discounted rate.
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10 June 2024
Revised Explanatory Notes Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Bill
The aggravation would apply to the involvement of any child in the offence, for example the victim’s own child, another child living in or visiting the household, or a neighbour’s child. 36.
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8 April 2024
SPBill45DPMS062024accessible
This is considered appropriate, given that this power is concerned with what substance or substances can be provided to, and used by, an eligible terminally ill adult to end their own lives. It should be noted that sections 19 and 20 of the Bill provide that it is not a crime to provide assistance to a terminally ill adult under the provisions set out in th...
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5 March 2024
SPICe CfV Summary_Charities Bill
Many respondents reported trustees feeling fatigued, which was compounded by the subsequent cost of living crisis adding additional challenges to their own paid employment – which, in many cases reported, resulted in a conflict with their voluntary trustee responsibilities.
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29 March 2023
AS 2023 24 SCPA Budget proposal
The completion of 2022/23 audits will be delivered in the 2023/24 financial year and in accordance with the Page 12 Budget Proposal c onditions of the contract the payments for the 2023/24 audit year work will be uplifted based on the final cost of living award paid to Audit Scotland staff effective from April 2023. 46.
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14 February 2023
BB20210517
Supported by: Kaukab Stewart*, Evelyn Tweed*, Alexander Burnett*, Kenneth Gibson* *S6M-00013 Edward Mountain: Caithness Roads Recovery—That the Parliament congratulates the group, Caithness Roads Recovery, on its continued campaigning to improve the roads in Caithness and North-West Sutherland; believes that the group has been very successful in highlighting what its members see as the urgent action that is required due to potholes and road repairs in general, and acknowledges that the aim of the group is to achieve a resolution to the reported poor state of the roads throughout the area, which is having an impact on the daily lives...
