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SPICe briefings
Date published:
8 April 2025
SPICe Style and Writing Guide (Updated 2025) - Prepositions: use carefully
Other examples:
"The team leader has responsibility to monitor and co-ordinate the work programme."
This should be ‘…has responsibility for monitoring and co-ordinating the work programme.’
Last updated:
13 February 2026
CG report
The Net Zero, Energy and Transport (NZET) Committee played a lead role in co- ordinating cross-cutting scrutiny of the Scottish Government’s delivery of net zero targets.
Committee reports
Date published:
8 May 2018
Supplementary Legislative Consent Memorandum for the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill - Interaction of delegated powers under each option
It would also require a large number of technical instruments to be laid and scrutinised in the Scottish Parliament where the same or similar provision was being made in the UK Parliament. The co-ordination of these instruments across the UK‘s jurisdictions, particularly where they were intended to produce identical, co-ordinated or compatible effects across the UK, would present serious logistical challenges.
Committee reports
Date published:
3 March 2026
Health, Social Care and Sport Committee Report on the Draft Climate Change Plan - Approach to scrutiny
Given the cross-cutting nature of the Plan, a number of other committees are involved in its scrutiny. A co-ordinated approach was taken to ensure effective and broad-ranging scrutiny, including the sharing of evidence, in order to co-ordinate a response to the Scottish Government.
Last updated:
15 July 2025
20250708 Natural Environment Bill Letter from Scottish Land and Estates
NatureScot’s role in such a case study is best served through co-ordination, the provision of advice and the allocation of incentives – something that can be achieved without a new ground for intervention.
Last updated:
14 February 2023
NHS Tayside Long Covid Inquiry
This funding is for six months. 1 Co-ordinating Services ine with the SIGN implementation guidance, referral to service will be via Primary Care In l with GP assessment of the undifferentiated symptoms and onward management.
Last updated:
19 May 2022
Chamber_Minutes_20220519
Long COVID: The Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care (Humza Yousaf) moved S6M-04472—That the Parliament recognises the negative impact that long COVID is having on the health and wellbeing of those affected in Scotland; acknowledges that, while some people do recover without clinical support, for many adults and children, the longer-term effects can be debilitating; believes that those who need clinical support in managing the impact of long COVID should have the right help at the right time through health and wellbeing support and services that are accessible in a setting as close to their home as practicable; understands the importance of existing NHS services providing support to those who need it now, but also developing sustainable models of care that will benefit the management of other long-term and complex conditions; recognises the role of NHS boards, working in partnership with local authorities, people living with long COVID and the third sector, to design models of care tailored to the needs of their local populations, which may involve strengthening the co-ordination...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
28 November 2018
The UK's Departure from the European Union - An overview of the Political Declaration - Foreign Policy, Security and Defence
The CSDP is a related area of co-operation, with a focus on peace-keeping operations and conflict prevention, greater co-ordination of military procurement and enhancing the interoperability of Members States’ armed forces.
Last updated:
28 April 2025
CabSecNZE_response to letter regarding Petition 2123 22 April 2025
Integration with other policies Effective co-ordination of policies can deliver co-benefits for both greenhouse gas and air pollutant reduction.
Last updated:
18 December 2024
Alcohol and drug services Letter to PAC 17 Dec 2024
We would be very interested to hear views from both panels on Thursday as to how the actions listed in the letter from Ms Lamb, and the recently announced Draft Scottish Budget – which indicates a real terms cut to the Alcohol and Drugs Policy budget line – square with recommendation 1 and the comments made by the Auditor General. It’s clear to us that a co- ordinated and adequately-resourced plan is urgently overdue and would be a much more suitable response to the lack of focus on alcohol harms highlighted by Audit Scotland, and we hope the panels have chance to discuss this.
