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SPICe briefings
Date published:
4 July 2018
Risk management in agriculture - Crop Insurance programmes
Supplemental Coverage Option when coupled with underlying insurance policy for a farmSource- Farmdoc daily, 20143Paulson, N., & Coppess, J. (2014, February 27). 2014 Farm Bill: The Supplemental Coverage Option.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
28 November 2017
Local Government Finance: Fees and Charges 2011-12 to 2015-16 - Education
Teachers’ pay is agreed at a national level by the Scottish Negotiating Committee for Teachers (of which local government representatives form a part), which further constrains spending decisions at a local level
The social impact tool used in the briefing The social impact of the 2016-17 local government budget2Gannon, M., Campbell, A., Bailey, N., Hasting...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
7 September 2017
What's so important about health policy implementation? - 2.1 Financial Resources
In light of this, there is consensus within existing literature that sufficient, dedicated, sustainable funding greatly facilitates policy implementation. 8Forbes, T., Evans, D., & Scott, N. (2010). Implementing health and social care policy – England and Scotland compared.
Last updated:
16 September 2024
MinisterCAResponse to 27 June letter on The Invasive Alien Species Delisting Regulations 202412 Sept
Monetised benefits • N/A • N/A • Low – 1.8 (10-year • Central – 7.3 appraisal period, • High – 14.3 discounted, £m) Non-monetised • No expected • Wellbeing benefits • Wellbeing benefits benefits non-monetised associated with greater associated with benefits availability of previously greater availability of banned species previously banned species Risks • N/A • Species de-listed in this • Risk that Water option have no Hyacinth will become evidence of providing invasive if climate economic benefits prior conditions change in to listing. future years.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 November 2022
S6W-11628
The last meeting the First Minister had with the CMI was as part of the All Festivals Reception at Bute House on 8 August 2022.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
9 February 2018
S5W-14130
Eligibility Percentage sustained at 13 weeks 2016-17 Disability or long term health condition 90.1% Care Experienced 81.0% Carer 90.0% Person with a conviction 88.5% Early leaver from forces & veterans 100.0% Partner of current or ex-armed forces 66.7% Long term unemployed (6 months +) 93.1% Failed ESA Work Capability Assessment N/A Work Programme completer - unemployed 100.0% Ethnic minority groups 80.0% Gypsy/Travelling community N/A Language, Literacy, Numeracy (Inc ESOL) 100.0% Lone Parent 75.0% Person with lower than SCQF Level 5 90.0% Received additional support - learning in school 93.3% Refugee or other granted leave to stay in the UK N/A Person affected by substance misuse 100.0% Homeless person 85.7% * Eligibility for SERI change in 2016-17.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 September 2023
S6W-20573
Local Authority Guest Capacity Home Sharing Fees Secondary letting Fees Aberdeenshire 1 to 2 £340 £450 3 to 4 £450 £600 5 to 9 £570 £760 10 to 15 £680 £850 16 or more £850 £940 Aberdeen City 1 to 2 £420 £420 3 to 4 £630 £630 5 to 6 £840 £840 7 to 8 £1120 £1120 9 to 12 £1490 £1490 13 or more £2980 £2980 Angus 1 to 5 £349 £349 6 to 20 £460 £460 20 or more £588 £588 Argyll & Bute 1 to 4 £239.55 £334.95 5 to 8 £334.95 £479.10 9 to 12 £526.80 £718.70 13 to 20 £671 £958.25 21 or more £862.85 £1197.80 Clackmannanshire 1 to 4 £275 £450 5 or more £350 £550 Dumfries & Galloway 1 to 6 £275.28 £302.81 7 to 12 £306.05 £336.75 13 or more £350.84 £385.85 Dundee 1 to 2 £310 £310 3 to 4 £620 £620 5 to 6 £930 £930 7 to 8 £1240 £1240 9 to 12 £1860 £1860 13 or more £3100 £3100 East Ayrshire 1 to 4 £125 £250 5 or more £250 £400 East Dunbartonshire Up to 10 £540 Every Additional 5 Persons £50 Edinburgh 1 to 3 New (1 year) £120 per occupant £653 4 to 5 Renew (3 year) £360 per occupant £1,089 6 to 10 £2,481 11 to 15 £3,872 16 to 20 £5,264 21 and over £5,869 Fife 1 to 2 £264 £264 3 to 4 £292 £292 5 to 6 £320 £320 7 to 8 £348 £348 9 to 10 £377 £377 11 to 12 £405 £405 13 to 14 £433 £433 15 to 16 £461 £461 17 to 18 £490 £490 19 to 20 £518 £518 Glasgow 1 to 4 £138 £275 5 or more £303 £440 Inverclyde 1 to 4 £225 £400 5 or more £300 £500 Moray N...
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 November 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 01 November 2023
I have met the minister about my concern that, at the 2022 council elections, the Canal ward, which is in my constituency, had the highest rate of spoiled papers in Scotland—three times the national average—as a result of voter error. The minister was receptive to my suggestion about placing on the Electoral Commission a statutory duty to carry out on-going...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
2 March 2021
S5W-35452
The following table provides the dates and Ministerial attendance at council meetings in 2020 alongside the conference calls by members and officials also: Date Ministerial attendance First Minister Cab Sec EFWC Cab Sec F 9 th Meeting of the Council 5 and 6 March 2020 Yes Yes No June conference call 8 June 2020 N/A September conference call 1 September 2020 N/A 10 th Meeting of the Council 29 October 2020 No Yes Yes December conference call 11 December 2020 N/A S5W-35452
Committee reports
Date published:
26 November 2019
Secure care and prison places for children and young people in Scotland - Information sharing and communication
However, HMIPS noted that remand and secure care receptions have a varied and at times impoverished level of information available, creating unnecessary risk.
