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17 March 2026
SPBill46BS062026Corr
SP Bill 46B Session 6 (2026) 2 Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill (2) A person has capacity to request lawfully provided assistance if they— (a) are not suffering from any mental disorder which might affect the making of the request, and (b) are capable of— 5 (i) understanding information and advice about making the request, (ii) making a decision to make the request, (iii) communicating the decision, (iv) understanding the decision, and (v...
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13 March 2026
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SP Bill 46B Session 6 (2026) 2 Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill (2) A person has capacity to request lawfully provided assistance if they— (a) are not suffering from any mental disorder which might affect the making of the request, and (b) are capable of— 5 (i) understanding information and advice about making the request, (ii) making a decision to make the request, (iii) communicating the decision, (iv) understanding the decision, and (v...
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10 June 2024
Age of Criminal Responsibility Scotland Bill as introduced
Age of Criminal Responsibility (Scotland) Bill [AS INTRODUCED] CONTENTS Section P ART 1 A GE OF CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY 1 Raising the age of criminal responsibility 2 Raising the age of criminal responsibility: consequential repeal and saving 3 No referral of child under 12 to children’s hearing on offence ground P ART 2 D ISCLOSURE OF CONVICTIONS AND OTHER INFORMATION RELATING TO TIME WHEN PERSON UNDER 12 C HAPTER 1 D ISCLOSURE OF CONVICTIONS Disclosure under the Police Act 1997 4 Disclosure of convictions relating to time when person under 12 C HAPTER 2 D ISCLOSURE OF OTHER INFORMATION : INDEPENDENT REVIEW Independent review of other information 5 Disclosure of information relating to time when person under 12 Appointment of independent reviewer 6 Independent reviewer 7 Period and terms of appointment 8 Administrative support Review of information prior to disclosure 9 Referral of information to independent reviewer 10 Notification of referral under section 9 11 Notification to applicant or scheme member 12 Provision of information to the independent reviewer 13 Review of information referred under section 9 14 Notification of determination 15 Appeal against determination under section 13 SP Bill 29 Session 5 (2018) ii Age of Criminal Responsibility (Scotland) Bill General functions of independent reviewer 16 Annual report and recommendations 17 Guidance 18 Regulation of procedure for review 19 Modifications of the functions of the independent reviewer C HAPTER 3 G ENERAL PROVISIONS 20 Amendments consequential on Chapter 2 21 Interpretation of Part 2 P ART 3 V...
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28 May 2024
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Visitor Levy (Scotland) Bill [AS PASSED] An Act of the Scottish Parliament to give local authorities the power to impose a levy in respect of persons staying in certain types of accommodation overnight. P ART 1 V ISITOR LEVY 5 1 Power for local authorities to impose levy A local authority may impose a levy to be charged on the purchase of overnight accommod...
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22 April 2024
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Wrote the paper: RT CR. References 1. Christensen V, Gue´nette S, Heymans JJ, Walters CJ, Watson R, et al. (2003) 11.
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5 October 2023
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In particular, the overturning progress on women’s rights made over the past d 9 of Roe v Wade in the United States has been significant in the context of the debate.
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7 March 2023
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S5W-29836 Neil Findlay: To ask the Scottish Government how many people who attended the Scotland v France rugby match on 8 March 2020 were contact traced for COVID-19, and what information it has on how many of these have since died of COVID-19.
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7 March 2023
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Supported by: Miles Briggs* *S5M-19694 Kenneth Gibson: 55 Years in Prison for Not Being Veiled—That the Parliament notes the reports of the 55-year sentences given collectively to three women in Iran for not wearing veils and "inciting prostitution"; understands that, on 8 March 2018, the unveiled women were filmed handing out flowers in peaceful protest on a metro in Tehran, which quickly went viral and lead to the women's arrest; further understands that Monireh, Yasaman and Mojgan were sentenced on 31 July 2019 to a combined total of 55 years, that the women were denied access to a lawyer and that the judge was verbally abusive towards them; considers that this is one of the latest cases in this worrying trend of imprisoning women for the "offence" of not wearing a veil; acknowledges that the law concerning the compulsory wear of religious dress for women in Iran can be traced back to the Islamic Revolution in 1979; understands that, despite reassurances from the Iranian government that it was simply a suggestion, the hijab became compulsory for all women, including non-Muslims and non-citizens by 1983; is concerned that many women since then have reportedly been punished for not wearing the headscarf, including the international human rights lawyer, Nasrin Sotoudeh, who it understands was jailed in 2009 following the Iranian Presidential elections, received threats for her extensive work in the human rights sector and who served time before being released in 2012 and then re-imprisoned again earlier in 2019 with a 38- year sentence and 148 lashes; is appalled at reports that, on 23 February 2018, Iranian police gave an official statement that said that any woman found to be violating Iran's compulsory veiling code would receive a maximum sentence of 10 years, a sentence exceeded in the cases of Monireh, Yasaman, Mojgan and Nasrin, and believes that the Iranian government should release these and other women imprisoned for not wearing a veil, and repeal its legislation on such matters. *S5M-19693 Bill Bowman: V...
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7 March 2023
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Other new and altered motions and amendments *S5M-05987 Clare Adamson: DreamMaker Foundation's Football Fun Day in Wishaw That — the Parliament congratulates the Les Hoey DreamMaker Foundation on its very successful Football Fun Day, which was held on 4 June 2017 at King George V Park in Wishaw and raised just under £2,000; notes that the day included the DreamMaker Cup match between North Motherwell and Notre Dame boys' clubs, which was followed by the DreamMaker Celebs Select v the Network Rail Select; understands that the charity helps children with life-threatening illnesses and their siblings realise dreams, such as meeting their idols, attending concerts and football matches and visiting theme parks; acknowledges the hard work and dedication of all involved in organising the many fundraising events that the charity runs each year, and wishes Les Hoey MBE, and all at the foundation, the very best for the future.
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7 March 2023
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S5W-06694 Ross Thomson: To ask the Scottish Government what costs were incurred through the Lord Advocate s intervention in the case of R (on the application of Miller and another) v ’ Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union.
