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Official Report
Meeting date:
28 May 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 28 May 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 28 May 2025 Meeting of the Parliament 28 May 2025Portfolio Question Time Portfolio Question TimeRural Affairs, Land Reform and Islands Rural Affairs, Land Reform and Islands Good afternoon.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 February 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 06 February 2025
On a point of order, Presiding Officer. May I seek your guidance? Briefly, Mr Kerr.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 February 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 05 February 2025
I hope that parties that have a locus elsewhere may be able to use any influence that they have to encourage their—Interruption.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 January 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 29 January 2025
At just 19, David buried the archive, knowing that he would not live to see its discovery, and included in it his last will and testament, in which he stated: “For me, it is enough if future generations remember our times and if our sufferings and pain are mentioned ... May the treasure fall into good hands, may it last into better times, may it alarm and alert the world to what happened and was passed out in the twentieth century.”
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 February 2022
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 24 February 2022 [Draft]
I visited Torness after I was elected in May, and I visited it previously when I was the leader of East Lothian Council.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 April 2017
Public Audit and Post-legislative Scrutiny Committee 27 April 2017
There is a statement planned in the chamber this afternoon that may or may not give some clarity about that.
Last updated:
16 November 2020
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COVID-19 will be recorded as Special You may also have to Leave as they will not count towards selfisolate if: sickness absence triggers.
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17 February 2020
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A prisoner may apply to vote by post or they may appoint a proxy to cast their vote on their behalf.
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2 October 2019
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Finally, the society through its members may not wish to continue in existence notwithstanding a long history to date.
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11 May 2026
MSP salaries scheme
Subject to paragraph 8, for each year starting from 1 April 2016 any salary payable by virtue of the Scheme shall be amended to reflect any increase in the index for the mean annual earnings of public-sector full time workers in Scotland as provided for by the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings produced by the Office of National Statistics, or such other index as the Parliamentary Corporation may from time to time deem appropriate. 6. (1) The yearly rate specified in this Scheme in relation to any salary payable by virtue of the Scheme shall be taken to be the maximum amount so payable in any year and accordingly (a) notwithstanding the provisions of this Scheme as to any such rate, the salary so payable in any year may be of a lesser amount than that so specified; and (b) where any period, or part of a period, for which a salary is payable under this Scheme is less than a year, the maximum amount of salary so payable for that period, or part of that period, shall be a proportionate part of the yearly rate. (2) Any salary payable by virtue of this Scheme shall be paid by the Parliamentary corporation. 3 (3) A person to whom any salary is payable by virtue of paragraphs 3 or 4 shall be entitled to receive only one such salary, but if he or she is the holder of two or more offices in respect of which a salary is so payable and there is a difference between the yearly rate of salaries payable in respect of those offices, the office in respect of which a salary is payable to him or her shall be that in respect of which the highest salary is payable. 7. (1) For any period during which a member of the Parliament is imprisoned, the salary payable to that member by virtue of paragraph 2(1) shall be reduced by 90%. (2) For any period during which a member of the Parliament holding the office of Presiding Officer or deputy Presiding Officer is imprisoned, the salary payable by virtue of paragraph 3(1) shall be reduced by 90%. (3) For any period during which the holder of an office to whom a salary is payable by virtue of paragraph 4(1) is imprisoned, that salary shall be reduced by 90%. 8. (1) The Parliamentary corporation may, at such intervals as it deems appropriate, make arrangements to review and determine the salaries payable under paragraphs 2, 3 and 4 and, in consequence of a review, shall determine the salaries payable. (2) In discharging its function under sub paragraph (1), the Parliamentary corporation shall obtain advice on salary levels from such person or persons as it deems appropriate and, in relation to the review of salaries payable by virtue of paragraph 4, shall, in addition, consult the First Minister. (3) In determining the salaries to be paid in consequence of a review in accordance with this paragraph, the Parliamentary corporation shall have regard to any recommendations made to it by the person or persons referred to in sub paragraph (2). 4 Schedule PART 1 Salary of members: Yearly rate of salary: £77,711 PART 2 Salaries of Presiding Officer and Deputy Presiding Officers: Office Yearly rate of salary (£) Presiding Officer 58,401 Deputy Presiding Officer 36,586 PART 3 Salaries of members of the Scottish Government and junior Scottish Ministers: Office Yearly rate of salary (£) First Minister 112,573 Lord Advocate 76,295 Solicitor General for Scotland 55,172 Member of the Scottish Government other than the First Minister, the Lord Advocate or the Solicitor 58,401 General for Scotland Junior Scottish Minister 36,586 5
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