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30 April 2025
Holding Marshalled List
Housing (Scotland) Bill Groupings of Amendments for Stage 2 This document provides procedural information which will assist in preparing for and following proceedings on the above Bill.
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31 March 2025
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Housing (Scotland) Bill 3rd Groupings of Amendments for Stage 2: Social Justice and Social Security Committee This document provides procedural information which will assist in preparing for and following proceedings on the above Bill.
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4 March 2025
SPICe briefing for PE2138
However, colour blindness would have to meet the disability definition in the Equality Act, and this would depend on how the condition affects the individual. Access Panels in Scotland can assist with accessibility in their local areas, this includes accessible signage.
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4 March 2025
CILIPS submission Pensioner Poverty and Digital Exclusion
Libraries also provide community access to digital tools like printers, scanners, and assistive technology, with 84% offering charging points for personal devices like phones and laptops (The Association of Public Libraries in Scotland).
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19 February 2025
20241127 Minute of CPG on Armed Forces and Veterans Community 27 Nov 24
NOVA Scotland is working at capacity currently, with some 35 individuals being assisted. A copy of Alistair’s presentation is attached. 2 There followed some discussion on Agenda Items 3 to 6, during which the following questions were considered: • What are the needs of veterans that Criminal Justice Social Work may need to know?
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29 January 2025
Improving Scotlands Health Annual Return 2023 to 2024
This includes donations, gifts, hospitality or visits and material assistance such as secretariat support. 5 Details of material support should include the name of the individual providing support, the value of this support over the year, an estimate of the time spent providing this support and the name of the organisation that this individual is employed b...
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23 January 2025
AR CPG on IMproving Scotlans Health
This includes donations, gifts, hospitality or visits and material assistance such as secretariat support. 5 Details of material support should include the name of the individual providing support, the value of this support over the year, an estimate of the time spent providing this support and the name of the organisation that this individual is employed b...
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22 January 2025
CPG on Deafness minutes for 11 December 2024_
Via Zoom (an online video conferencing platform) Minutes - Present MSPs Convenor – Colin Beattie MSP (Scottish National Party) Roz McCall MSP (Conservative) Karen Adam MSP (SNP) Annabelle Ewing MSP (SNP) Carol Mochan MSP (Labour) Invited Guests Kevin McGowan, Andrew Godfrey-Meers (Scottish Government) Individual Member Donald Richards Group Members Secretariat and Assistant: Hannah Tweed, Amy White (The ALLIANCE) Janis McDonald (the ALLIANCE) Victoria Bishop-Rowe (AVUK) Philip Gerard (Deaf Action) Jacquie Winning (Forth Valley Sensory Centre) Avril Hepner (BDA Scotland) Rachel Mapson (Queen Margaret University) Isabella Goldie (Deafblind Scotland) Mark Ballard (NDCS Scotland) Teri Devine (RNID) Linda Sharkey (NHS Audiology Scotland, Heads of Service) Deirdre Aitken (Highland Blindcraft Sensory Services) John Ravenscroft (Scottish Sensory Centre) Gary Quinn (Heriot Watt University) Julie Ferguson (Education Institute for Scotland) Brogan Ferguson (RCSLT) Deborah Innes (Scottish Deaf Mental Health Service) Carla Marchbank, (North East Sensory Services) Language Service Professionals Linda Joyce and Niamh Cochrane (BSL/English Interpreters) Gail Richardson and Carol Shedden (Electronic Notetakers) 1 A pologies Mark Griffen MSP (Scottish Labour) Jeremy Balfour MSP (Conservative) Joanne O’Donnell (Sense Scotland) Adele Goman (Edinburgh Napier University) Jim Harrigan (NHS Paediatric Audiology Services) Danny Sweeney (Individual member) Invited Observers Matthew King (Sorenson) Andrew Dewey(Sorenson) Helga McGilp (Sorenson) Mark Hobday (BDA) Tom Lichy (BDA) Brian Shannan (Scottish Sensory Centre) Rachel O’Neill (University of Edinburgh) Amanda McNamara (BATOD) Sue Denny (BATOD UK) Teresa Quail (BATOD) Kirsten Abioye (Lothian Deaf Children’s Club) Agenda item 1 - Welcome and Introductions The Convenor welcomed everyone to the meeting and reminded people to say who they were and what organisation they represented before making contributions.
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7 January 2025
Regulation of Legal Services Scotland Bill 19 December 2024
Some three years after the event, some consumers have not yet been informed of this or of the transfer of their files to a successor firm • Once consumers are made aware, they will require support and assistance to understand the implications of this and to establish whether any action is required by them • Consumers may struggle to pay for any further acti...
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6 January 2025
Con to SEPA_EnviroAuthSSI 3 January 2025
The Committee would appreciate further information on the transition to the customer hub, including relevant dates, and on how SEPA will ensure no detriment to those in need of urgent assistance outside normal hours. Transition (including digital transformation and fee structure) The Committee is interested in the key milestones SEPA will need to hit, and f...
