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22 May 2025
Glasgow City Council Planning and Infrastructure Bill LCM response 19 May 2025
The UK Planning and Infrastructure Bill may indirectly impact Scotland's environment, and the Scottish Government must be cautious and manage those impacts through its devolved environmental responsibilities and by actively promoting sustainable development principles.
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6 May 2025
PE2141_B
Sensory overload, as highlighted in research like Crane et al. (2019), can lead to anxiety and social withdrawal, excluding individuals from education, employment, and social activities. By supplying sensory aids, the Scottish Government could empower individuals to navigate challenging environments—such as busy classrooms, workplaces, or public transport—t...
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26 March 2025
PE2135_B
The above two phrases are a perfect illustration of what the SHRC refers to when it th says in its 4 February 2024 report: “The Commission recommends that the UK, at every level of government, desists with all policy activities which restrict or undermine the level of protection for civil and political rights as set out in the present Covenant…” (Page 64 An...
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18 March 2025
Petition PE1787 The use of Makaton sign language in the legal system 18 March 2025
We will also continue to develop and deliver a number of activities aimed at embedding human rights awareness and practices in our public services, preparing for eventual Bill introduction and commencement.
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10 February 2025
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Response: • 2019: 1,100 • 2020: 1,000 • 2021: 1,000 • 2022: 1,300 • 2023: 1,300 It’s clear that there exists a glaring and incomprehensible mismatch in the active assessment of suspicious deaths abroad between those deceased UK citizens resident in England or Wales, and those resident in Scotland.
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6 February 2025
PE2116_K
Having these regulations and guidance in place will also help better inform any future consultation activity, for example by SPT, who have signalled a preference for franchising. • amending the 2019 Act to remove the requirement for proposed franchising frameworks to be approved by a panel appointed by the traffic commissioner, instead empowering Regional T...
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24 January 2025
PE2120_E
Trains move goods, transport people for work and leisure, and boost economic activity across Scotland, creating and sustaining jobs as a result.
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21 January 2025
161224 CPG Minutes Template Beer and Pubs
The Convenor reported that the CPG had continued to be very active this year and had recently held its annual Pub Quiz which had been very well attended.
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15 January 2025
SWA_Response to Environmental Authorisations Scotland Regs 2025 letter 13 January 2025
With the UK Government’s intention to introduce a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism from 2027 which will see fertiliser imports subject to a carbon price, reduced availability of domestic sustainable alternatives will be heavily felt by the farming sector. inally, we wish to stress that we do not disagree with the principle of regulating Findustrial activities which have the potential to pollute.
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20 December 2024
CPG on Substance Use Minute 16052024
There were questions and discussion points made on: The savings both in terms of harms to people and budgetary from interventions that support families and prevent trauma (Audrey Nicoll MSP); the key importance of aftercare (Catherine Menta, Rowan Alba); 24 on call support with non-judgmental support with peers; (Donatella Olisterno, Phoenix Futures Scotland) service extends 3 support and actively engages people who have left; a commitment to return and engage; (Liam Cairns, Equal Say) the importance of access to children who are over 10 yrs and over 16 yrs – (Donatella Olisterno, Phoenix Futures Scotland) In this service, this is organised – over 16s have access at weekend.
