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28 April 2025
CabSecNZEThe Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Amendment Regulations 2025 22 April 2025
Intended laying date (if known) of instruments likely to arise nd June 2025 Monday 2 If the Scottish Parliament does not have 28 days to scrutinise Scottish Minister’s proposal to consent, why not? N/A – The Scottish Parliament will have 28 days to scrutinise this proposal.
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26 September 2024
CabSecNZE_Development of CCP_26 September 2024
CO concentration – 800,000 years 2 o 1.2 C Today (422 ppm) 400 ) 1990 m 350 pp( n 1960 oita 300 rtn 1850 ecno 250 C 2OC 200 150 Source Thousands of years ago Scripps Institution of Oceonography The path to Net Zero Scotland Scotland’s 2021 emissions Land use, 1% Waste, 4% Electricity supply, 4% Transport, 28% Agriculture, 19% Buildings, 22% Industry, 23% Source NAEI (2021); CCC analysis. 5 Scotland’s progress Greenhouse gas emissions by sector in Scotland 20 Buildings (temp adjusted) Transport 15 e Industry 2 OCt 10 M Buildings Agriculture 5 Electricity supply 0 Waste Land use -51990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 Source ONS (2021); NAEI (2021); CCC analysis 6 Looking forward Emissions under the Climate Change Act 2020 target achieved due to pandemic, 2021 annual target missed again 70 -20% Emissions (1990-2021 inventory) 60 -30% 0991 50 -40% ot 2021 emissions (GHG Account) de -50% r 40 e a 2 p O m -60% C o t c 30 M n Annual targets oi -70% tcu 20 de -80% R 10 Interim targets -90% 0 -100% 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030 8 2030 goal – looking back 9 years and forward 9 years Scotland’s rate of emissions reduction (excluding shipping and aviation) -3.5% per year -9.3% per year 9 2030 goal – looking back 9 years and forward 9 years Scotland’s rate of emissions reduction (excluding electricity generation, shipping and aviation) -1% per year -8.9% per year 10 2030 goal – looking back 9 years and forward 9 years Scotland’s rate of emissions reduction under the Scottish Government pathway 2012-2021 Electricity supply 2021-2030 Transport Industry Waste Buildings (temp adjusted) Agriculture Engineered removals Land use -12 -10 -8 -6 -4 -2 0 +2 +4 Change in emissions per year (MtCO₂e) 11 CCC pathway for Scottish emissions Scottish Parliament’s chosen 2030 target is now beyond what is credible 40% 50% Updated pathway sle 60% vel 09 70% 91 mo 80% rf Legislated interim targets Legislated interim noit targets 90% cuder 100% snoiss 110% i Recommended annual targets Annual targets mE 120% 130% 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050 Source CCC analysis. 12 CCC pathway for Scottish emissions Scottish Parliament’s chosen 2030 target is now beyond what is credible 40% 50% CCC Pathway for Scotland Updated pathway sle 60% vel 09 70% 91 mo 80% rf Legislated interim targets Legislated interim noit targets 90% cuder 100% snoiss 110% i Recommended annual targets Annual targets mE 120% 130% 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050 Source CCC analysis. 13 The danger of distraction UK path to Net Zero North Sea Gas Production Projections, September 2023 0.5 yad rep 0.4 tnelaviu 0.3 qe lio fo sl 0.2 errab Production without development noil of any new fields li 0.1 M -0.0 Source North Sea Transition Authority UK path to Net Zero North Sea Gas Production Projections, September 2023 0.5 yad rep 0.4 tnelaviu 0.3 qe Production from development of li undeveloped discoveries o fo sl 0.2 errab Production without development noil of any new fields li 0.1 M -0.0 Source North Sea Transition Authority UK path to Net Zero North Sea Gas Production Projections, September 2023 0.5 yad r Production from development of e future discoveries p 0.4 tnelaviu 0.3 qe Production from development of li undeveloped discoveries o fo sl 0.2 errab Production without development noil of any new fields li 0.1 M -0.0 Source North Sea Transition Authority www.theccc.org.uk @theCCCuk 18
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Minute of the meeting held on 28 February 2024
There were no objections from members and so the membership was approved. 8. Updates to other matters/AOB N/A 9. Consideration of Items for Upcoming Meetings It was agreed that the next meeting of this CPG will focus on all aspects of trans healthcare and related policy work. 10
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23 November 2022
BIMR conference report Accessible
Engagement and Outreach (Barrool Suite) Chair: Hon Leona Roberts MLA 14:30-14:45 Refreshments Venue: Barrool Suite 14:45-16:00 Report back Venue: Barrool Suite Share lessons to take home, or personal development activities as a result of conference 16:00-16:15 Conference Closing Remarks Venue: Barrool Suite Chaired by The Hon Juan Watterson SHK, Chair of the CPA IOM Branch Executive Committee Closing remarks by The Hon Laurence Skelly MLC, President of Tynwald 16:15 Depart Legislative Buildings on foot for hotel (10 minute walk) 17:40 Assemble in hotel reception...
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20 February 2025
CE report 01 January
A Stage 1 Report will be published shortly. I n January 2024 the Committee heard from the Scottish Fiscal Commission and the Cabinet for Social Justice on the Scottish Budget 2024-25.
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9 March 2026
20260306_Shelter_Awaabs Law Updated Briefing_Formatted
We welcomed the Cabinet Secretary’s strong commitment to tackling the harm inflicted on children trapped in temporary accommodation, following the publication of our ground-breaking research In Their Own Words: Children’s Experiences in 3 We want the Scottish Government to make good on Temporary Accommodation. that promise to protect those currently trapped in damaging and dangerous temporary homes. 2 Scottish Government (2026) Homelessness in Scotland, update to 30 September 2025. 3 Svirydzenka, Prof N...
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17 February 2026
015_20260216_Shelter_Awaabs Law_Formatted
We welcomed the Cabinet Secretary’s strong commitment to tackling the harm inflicted on children trapped in temporary accommodation, following the publication of our ground-breaking research In Their Own Words: Children’s Experiences in 3 However, if there is a failure to put these equal rights Temporary Accommodation. into the Regulations, the government will be failing to live up to its own rhetoric, and in effect abandoning the tens of thousands of households trapped in temporary accommodation for years on end. 2 Scottish Government (2026) Homelessness in Scotland, update to 30 September 2025. 3 Svirydzenka, Prof N...
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17 December 2025
Letter from Conv to DFM_MV Glen Rosa updates 17 December 2025
N et Zero, Energy and Transport Committee Kate Forbes Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Gaelic Scottish Government 17 December 2025 Dear Kate, Ferguson Marine Port Glasgow: the MV Glen Rosa It was a commitment arising from the last session, following our predecessor Committee’s report on ferry procurement, that the Parliament woul...
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17 December 2025
Letter from Conv to FMPG_MV Glen Rosa updates 17 December 2025
N et Zero, Energy and Transport Committee Duncan Anderson Chair Ferguson Marine Port Glasgow 17 December 2025 Dear Duncan, Ferguson Marine Port Glasgow: the MV Glen Rosa Congratulations on becoming FMPG Chair.
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17 December 2025
CPG WFJ annual return 2425
Convener Rona Mackay MSP Deputy Collette Stevenson MSP Convener Families Outside Secretary Treasurer N/A Financial Benefits or Other Benefits Please provide details of any financial or material benefit(s) the Group anticipates receiving from a single source in a calendar year which has a value, either singly or cumulatively, of more than £500.
