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Official Report Meeting date: 8 December 2016

Justice Sub-Committee on Policing 08 December 2016

They have been given clearer direction regarding their role of looking at local policing plans, holding local commanders to account and considering how the plans are delivered.
Official Report Meeting date: 25 October 2016

Economy, Jobs and Fair Work Committee 25 October 2016

They do their job well, take it very seriously, measure how they are doing and are able to account for the money that they are spending.
Official Report Meeting date: 7 September 2016

Finance Committee 07 September 2016

Do you accept that the measure of materiality of 1 per cent in accountancy terms, which some accountants use, is reasonable?
Official Report Meeting date: 2 November 2016

Meeting of the Parliament 02 November 2016

The Conservatives’ argument is that we should go back to having less legislation, with the result that we will be less able to hold people to account. We must hold the clubs to account.
Committee reports Date published: 30 May 2017

Annual Report 2016-17

This is done under Section 22 of the Public Finance and Accountability (Scotland) Act 2000. which concerned the audit of accounts of individual public bodies.
Committee reports Date published: 28 April 2017

Stage 1 Report on the Railway Policing (Scotland) Bill - Improved accountability and an integrated approach to infrastructure policing

At present the BTP is accountable through the BTPA, a Cross-Border Public Authority (CBPA); while Police Scotland is accountable through the SPA, a Scottish Public Body.
Last updated: 12 January 2026

Letter from Consumer Scotland on affordability of household water charges 12 January 2026

Figures for WCRS scenarios above 35% are modelled by increasing gross water charges to yield a similar total annual revenue as the baseline (35% WCRS) scenario. 28 5.11 Even without accounting for higher charges needed to fund higher discounts, a 100% WCRS would still leave an estimated 7.9% of households in Scotland in water poverty.
Last updated: 30 April 2025

26 March 2025

That is reflected in our framework of national outcomes so that the Parliament can hold the Government to account on its performance in meeting those outcomes.
Last updated: 15 April 2024

FINAL Consultation Summary Witchcraft Convictions Pardons Bill Proposal Withdrawn 1

Various respondents suggested that, by accounting for its own wrongdoing, Scotland could set a global example and advocate for global change.
Last updated: 16 February 2024

NCSBillFM_COSLA_SWSToConvener_12Feb24

Improved transparency would require a fuller account in the FM, with the detailed costing model and documentation also put into the public domain on the Scottish Government website.

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