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Meeting date:
15 September 2021
Meeting of the Parliament 15 September 2021 (Hybrid)
However, it is true to say—I do not shrink from the fact—that dealing with the pandemic and the threat of infection in prisons has limited some operations, so we have to balance the risks as best we can. The introduction of new technology that should help with some of the drugs that Richard Leonard talked about will be one stage in doing that, but a more pr...
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 September 2021
Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee 08 September 2021
Moreover, according to that submission, a national autism implementation team was established in partnership between the Scottish Government and Queen Margaret University “to support Health and Social Care Partnerships to consider best practice and improve service in the redesigning of autism diagnostic services.”
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11 March 2026
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The programmes on offer aim to ensure MSPs and their staff are best prepared for the future, whatever that might be.
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9 June 2025
Natural Environment Bill 9 June 2025
This document is written subject to the best available information at the time, based on evidence gathered from engagement with relevant stakeholders and relevant public consultations.
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3 June 2025
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The figures and projections provided are the best estimates available for the costs and savings that will be generated as a result of the provisions of this Bill.
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2 June 2025
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The figures and projections provided are the best estimates available for the costs and savings that will be generated as a result of the provisions of this Bill.
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29 May 2025
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There is real momentum growing around 56 the ecocide law conversation at every level currently.” 52 Environmental Crime Directive - European Commission 53 Environmental Crime Directive - European Commission 54 Belgium becomes first in EU to recognise ecocide as international crime 55 The EU Is Advancing a Game-Changing Environmental Law Tackling ‘Ecocide’ | Best Countries | U.S. News 56 Belgium becomes first European country to recognise ecocide as international level crime — Stop Ecocide International 9 This document relates to the Ecocide (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 70) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 29 May 2025 45.
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When this Bill is enacted, such an offence could lead to a custodial sentence of up to 53 Environmental Crime Directive - European Commission 54 Belgium becomes first in EU to recognise ecocide as international crime 55 The EU Is Advancing a Game-Changing Environmental Law Tackling ‘Ecocide’ | Best Countries | U.S. News 56 Belgium becomes first European cou...
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This is consistent with current policy and best practice whereby charges to potential environmental polluters are designed to facilitate full cost recovery for SEPA’s regulatory activity.
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10 June 2024
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Acquisition and disposal of land 15 Power to acquire land by agreement (1) The Scottish Ministers may, if they consider it appropriate to do so, acquire by agreement land for the purpose of exercising their functions under— 10 (a) section 9, (b) section 13. (2) The power in subsection (1) includes, in particular, the power— (a) to purchase, or enter into a lease for, land, (b) to accept land as a gift, 15 (c) to acquire any right or interest in or over land. 16 Compulsory purchase of land (1) The Scottish Ministers may compulsorily acquire land that they require for the purpose of exercising their functions under— (a) section 9, 20 (b) section 13. (2) But the Scottish Ministers may not compulsorily acquire land if— (a) the land is subject to an arrangement under section 14(1), (b) the land is— (i) subject to a forestry dedication agreement, and 25 (ii) being managed in accordance with a plan of operations that has been approved by the Scottish Ministers, or (c) the land is held or used by a Minister of the Crown or a department of the Government of the United Kingdom. 17 Power to dispose of land 30 (1) The Scottish Ministers may dispose of— (a) land in the national forest estate, (b) land that they acquire under section 15(1)(b) or 16(1)(b). (2) In subsection (1), “dispose of land” includes— (a) the sale, gift or lease of the land, 35 (b) the grant of any right or interest in or over the land. 6 Forestry and Land Management (Scotland) Bill Part 3—Management of land by Scottish Ministers Delegation to community bodies 18 Delegation of functions under section 9 or 13 to community bodies (1) The Scottish Ministers may, to such extent as they consider appropriate, delegate their functions under section 9 or 13 to a community body. 5 (2) A delegation under subsection (1) may be made only in relation to land which is let by the Scottish Ministers to the community body. (3) A delegation under subsection (1)— (a) may be on such terms as the Scottish Ministers consider appropriate, (b) may be varied or revoked at any time. 10 (4) A delegation under subsection (1) does not affect the ability of the Scottish Ministers to carry out the function delegated. 19 Meaning of “community body” (1) In this Part, a “community body” is a body which— (a) falls within subsection (2), and 15 (b) satisfies the condition in subsection (4). (2) A body falls within this subsection if it is a body corporate having a written constitution that includes the following— (a) a definition of the community to which the body relates, (b) provision that the body must have not fewer than 20 members, 20 (c) provision that the majority of the members of the body is to consist of members of the community, (d) provision by which the members of the body who consist of members of the community have control of the body, (e) provision that membership of the body is open to any member of the community, 25 (f) a statement of the body’s aims and purposes, including the promotion of a benefit for the community, (g) provision ensuring proper arrangements for the financial management of the body, and (h) provision that any surplus funds or assets of the body are to be applied for the 30 benefit of the community. (3) The Scottish Ministers may, if they consider it in the public interest to do so, disapply any or all of the requirements specified in paragraphs (b) to (f) of subsection (2) in relation to any particular body. (4) The Scottish Ministers must have given the body written confirmation that they are 35 satisfied that the main purpose of the body is consistent with furthering the achievement of sustainable development. 20 Exercise of delegated function by community bodies (1) A community body must exercise a function delegated under section 18(1)— Forestry and Land Management (Scotland) Bill 7 Part 4—Felling Chapter 1—Overview and key terms (a) in the way best...
