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8 December 2025
Update from the Minister for Public Health and Womens Health 4 December 2025
Having reviewed the submission from the Consulate General of Italy in Edinburgh, I note that the main study referenced which references an 89% decrease in the incidence rate of sudden cardiac death among young competitive athletes aged 12 to 35 years is Corrado D, Basso C, Pavei A, Michieli P, Schiavon M, Thiene G. Trends in sudden cardiovascular death in y...
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27 November 2025
Legislative competence of the Non Domestic Rates Liability for Unoccupied Properties Scotland Bill
M urdo Fraser Member of the Scottish Parliament for Mid-Scotland & Fife Rt Hon Alison Johnstone MSP Presiding Officer The Scottish Parliament Wednesday, 26 November 2025 Dear Presiding Officer, Legislative competence of the Non Domestic Rates (Liability for Unoccupied Properties) (Scotland) Bill I am writing to raise significant concerns about the legislat...
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18 November 2025
SET Minute 3 November 2025
M inute of the Senior Executive Team (SET) meeting held on Monday 3 November 2025 at 9.30am Present: • David McGill, Clerk/Chief Executive (chair) • Michelle Hegarty, Deputy Chief Executive • Lynsey Hamill, Director of Operations and Digital • Lorna Hunter, Director of People, Communications and Inclusion • Callum Thomson, Director of Parliamentary Busines...
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11 June 2025
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Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee clerking team May 2025 PB/S6/25/AP Annexe: Draft Bureau motion S#M-####: Committee Meeting Times—That the Parliament agrees, under Rule 12.3.3B of Standing Orders, that the Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee can meet, if necessary, at the same time as a meeting of the Parliament on Tuesday 27 Ma...
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13 March 2025
Written submission from Dr Ruth Lamont
The findings of this report are developed in Cox, P, Lamont, R, Sunkin, M. ‘Constitutionalising regulatory governance: The case of the Victims’ Commissioner’ [2025] Public Law forthcoming April 2025.
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6 February 2025
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PE2116/M: Accelerate the implementation of bus franchising powers Bus Users UK written submission, 30 January 2025 Summary Bus Users UK response to the petition calling on Scottish Parliament to urge Scottish Government to improve the process for implementing the bus franchising powers contained in the Transport (Scotland) Act 2019 by: • introducing, witho...
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20 June 2024
20240603SET minute
M inute of the Senior Executive Team (SET) meeting held on Monday 3 June 2024 at 9.30am Present: • David McGill, Clerk/Chief Executive (chair) • Michelle Hegarty, Deputy Chief Executive • Lorna Foreman, Director of People, Communications and Inclusion • Sara Glass, Director of Finances and Resilience • Lynsey Hamill, Director of Operations and Digital • Ca...
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11 June 2024
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The Bill contains six sections: • Section 1 imposes a duty on school authorities (i.e. education authorities, grant-aided schools and independent schools) to ensure that seat belts are fitted in every vehicle which is used in a dedicated school transport service; • Section 2 provides the meaning of “dedicated school transport service”; • Section 3 provides the meaning of other key terms that appear in the Bill; M...
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11 June 2024
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With the rise in Long Covid and the subsequent development of PoTS and other autonomic diseases, CHSS supports requests made by PoTS UK to ensure a better service is offered to these patients.” The Minister states that “[m]ost people with autonomic symptoms experience them as part of other underlying conditions, such as Parkinson's disease or related disord...
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21 December 2023
ECYP Committee Equally Safe Notes
Young people could then approach the teacher they feel most comfortable with. o Signposting for support for young people should be improved. o More needs to be done to educate all young people on GBV. o More focus should be on educating the perpetrators rather than focusing solely on how young girls can protect themselves. o It is important to be able to approach teachers and staff for a chat, not necessarily needing to make an appointment for a more formal discussion. o GBV issues should be talked about across the curriculum not just in PSE. o Older young people could provide an alternative person for younger young people to talk to. 2 o More realistic scenarios are needed when discussing these issues and it should be more open and framed en about person-on-person discussions rather than m...
