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16 January 2025
SPBill25GS062025
.”, (k) in subsection (9)— (i) in the opening words, for “or (2),” substitute “, a decision to reinstate a discontinued investigation has been made under section 47(1A)(b) of the 2007 Act,”, (ii) in the opening words, for “determination or” substitute “determination, decision or”, (iii) after paragraph (a) insert— “(aa) decision,”, (l) in subsection (10)— (...
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18 December 2024
SPBill54PMS062024accessible
Removing is the technical term for the giving up of possession by a tenant. 21 See sections 34 to 37 or 38 of the Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Act 1907 (see footnote 18). 22 Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Act 1907 (legislation.gov.uk). 23 For instance, at paragraph 3.12 of the Discussion Paper the SLC quote K G C Reid and G L Gretton on this issue. 24 See paragraph...
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11 December 2024
SPBill54PMS062024
Removing is the technical term for the giving up of possession by a tenant. 21 See sections 34 to 37 or 38 of the Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Act 1907 (see footnote 18). 22 The 1907 Act can be accessed at https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Edw7/7/51/contents. 23 For instance, at paragraph 3.12 of the Discussion Paper the SLC quote K G C Reid and G L Gretton...
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21 November 2024
SPLCMS651
Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body Information on the Scottish Parliament’s copyright policy can be found on the website - www.parliament.scot Produced and published in Scotland by the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body. l documents are available on the Scottish Parliament website at: Al www.parliament.scot/documents LCM-S6-51 Session 6 (2024)
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18 April 2024
Official Report Conveners Group 2 March 2022
U KRAINE ........................................................................................................................................................... 1 Scottish Government Response (Priorities) ................................................................................................. 1 C OVID -19 R ECOVERY ........................................................................................................................................ 4 Home Working .............................................................................................................................................. 4 Economic Impact .......................................................................................................................................... 5 National Strategy for Economic Transformation ........................................................................................... 6 Covid-19 Tourism Recovery Programme ..................................................................................................... 7 Scottish Government Expenditure ................................................................................................................ 8 Pupil Equity Fund.......................................................................................................................................... 9 Care Workforce........................................................................................................................................... 11 Decision Making (Human Rights Approach) .............................................................................................. 13 Made Affirmative Procedure ....................................................................................................................... 15 Trial Backlog ............................................................................................................................................... 17 Drug Deaths ................................................................................................................................................ 18 Tackling Child Poverty ................................................................................................................................ 19 N ET Z ERO ....................................................................................................................................................... 21 Retrofitting and Decarbonisation of Buildings (Funding) ............................................................................ 21 Citizen Engagement ................................................................................................................................... 22 National Planning Framework 4 ................................................................................................................. 24 United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020 .................................................................................................. 25 Rural Areas and Climate Change ............................................................................................................... 27 G ENERAL Q UESTIONS ...................................................................................................................................... 29 Demographic Challenges ........................................................................................................................... 29 Preventative Spend .................................................................................................................................... 31 Schoolchildren (Digital Devices Programme) ............................................................................................. 31 Prison Estate .............................................................................................................................................. 33 Decarbonisation of Heat ............................................................................................................................. 34 Ukraine (Transportation of Donations) ....................................................................................................... 36 Low Income Benefits ................................................................................................................................. 37 Wellbeing and Culture ................................................................................................................................ 37 Devolution ................................................................................................................................................... 38 Rural Depopulation ..................................................................................................................................... 39 Ferries ......................................................................................................................................................... 40 Legislative Consent Memorandums ........................................................................................................... 41 CONVENERS GROUP C ONVENER *Liam McArthur (The Deputy Presiding Officer) MEMBERS *Clare Adamson (Convener, Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee) *Claire Baker (Convener, Economy and Fair Work Committee) *Siobhian Brown (Convener, COVID-19 Recovery Committee) *Ariane Burgess (Convener, Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee) *Jackson Carlaw (Convener, Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee) *Finlay Carson (Convener, Rural Affairs, Islands and Natural Environment Committee) *Joe FitzPatrick (Convener, Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee) *Kenneth Gibson (Convener, Finance and Public Administration Committee) *Stephen Kerr (Convener, Education, Children and Young People Committee) *Richard Leonard (Convener, Public Audit Committee) *Dean Lockhart (Convener, Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee) *Gillian Martin (Convener, Health, Social Care and Sport Committee) *Stuart McMillan (Convener, Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee) *Audrey Nicoll (Convener, Criminal Justice Committee) *Martin Whitfield (Convener, Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee) *Elena Whitham (Convener, Social Justice and Social Security Committee) *attended T HE FOLLOWING ALSO PARTICIPATED : The First Minister (Nicola Sturgeon) C LERK TO THE CONVENERS GROUP Irene Fleming L...
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22 February 2024
BB20240223
*S6M-12160 Karen Adam: Celebrating Scotland and Banffshire and Buchan Coast as Premier Locations for Film and TV Production—That the Parliament celebrates what it sees as the ongoing success of Scotland, and Banffshire and Buchan Coast, as premiere locations for film and TV production; recognises what it sees as the positive economic and community benefits that this industry brings to Scotland at both local and national levels; notes that recent film and TV productions in Banffshire and Buchan Coast include the Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks production, Masters of the Air, based on the non-fiction book by Donald L...
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31 October 2023
Code of Conduct Guidance
It is Last updated 21 October 2021 l ess likely that this inference would be drawn if the member was participating in proceedings directly or indirectly related to the organisation but which has a neutral or negative effect on the organisation or the sector within which that organisation operates. 8.
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4 September 2023
Daniel Johnson Final CD
The proposed Bill will focus on a series of key points: - Putting guidance on restraint and seclusion on a statutory basis - Creating a requirement to record, report and monitor incidents - Ensuring that parents and carers are informed about every incident of restraint - Establishing a means for complaints about seclusion and restraint to be highlighted to an existing Government body - Creating a requirement for mandatory training for teachers and teaching assistants which ensures certain practices are not permitted l...
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1 June 2023
Guidance on the Code of Conduct
It is Last updated 21 October 2021 l ess likely that this inference would be drawn if the member was participating in proceedings directly or indirectly related to the organisation but which has a neutral or negative effect on the organisation or the sector within which that organisation operates. 8.
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14 February 2023
BB20211203
R Supported by: Miles Briggs*, Sandesh Gulhane*, Douglas Ross*, Douglas Lumsden*, Bill Kidd*, Jeremy Balfour*, Murdo Fraser*, Brian Whittle*, Edward Mountain*, Tess White*, Russell Findlay*, Sue Webber*, Jamie Greene*, Pam Gosal* *S6M-02328 Liam McArthur: Launch of Inclusive Orkney—That the Parliament welcomes the launch of Inclusive Orkney, a charity that seeks to support and create more inclusive opportunities for children and young people with additional support needs in Orkney; notes that the charity also aims to work with a range of agencies to provide robust signposting for families and provide a support network for families and children with additional needs; understands that the charity has a long-term aim of finding, setting up and establishing an indoor and outdoor space where children and families can come to socialise, support each other and most importantly have fun in a safe and welcoming space; further understands that the charity has taken inspiration from The Yard charity, based in Edinburgh, which supports disabled children and young people up to the age of 25 and their families through adventure play; believes that the idea for the charity came about as a result of the work of a small group of teachers and parents at Glaitness School in Kirkwall who wanted to support children with additional support needs and their families and to increase the opportunities for them outside of school; commends Karin Spence and colleagues for their hard work over many months in establishing the charity; congratulates brother and sister, Lewis and Ava Spence for their successful design in the Inclusive Orkney logo competition; thanks local organisations Voluntary Action Orkney, Active Schools Orkney, and local businesses, Orkney Builders, Patersons, Alfred Fletts, Eddie Frasers, R S Merriman, R Clouston LTD, R S Rendall, B&L...
