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15 November 2021
SPBill06FMS062021accessible
Estimated savings if modification remains in place and Self-Isolation support remains principle means of compensation for those isolating Estimated Estimated costs Avoided Note costs if Bill if Bill does pass cost if Bill does not and SISG passes pass continues FY 21- n/a £18.8 million n/a 22 2 https://www.gov.scot/p...
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Date answered:
24 October 2022
S6W-11284
Crisis Location Activation Type Recipient Organisation Funding Amount South Sudan HEF Stream 2 Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (SCIAF) £120,500 Christian Aid £120,500 Afghanistan HEF Stream 2 Tearfund £120,000 Christian Aid/Islamic Relief £240,000 Afghanistan HEF Stream 1A Disasters Emergency Committee £192,000 HEF Stream 1B SCIAF £48,000 Burkina Faso HEF Stream 2 Tearfund £123,000 N...
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Date answered:
7 September 2022
S6W-10243
Regulations were introduced by the Scottish Government that protected homeowners in financial difficulty from repossession at the height of the pandemic. n addition, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and mortgage lenders also put in place temporary measures to assist homeowners facing difficulties in managing their mortgage repayments.
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18 March 2026
MinCYPTP to ECYPC re 1140 Evaulation 17 March 2026
In addition to updating guidance to support greater standardisation of rate-setting processes, key recommendations arising from the Review were to explore options for obtaining more robust and reliable cost data that reflects funded providers’ costs of delivery, and to consider a more central approach to cost evidence collection and analysis to produce more robust financial evidence to use when setting rates. n...
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16 December 2025
SPBill66AS062025
Children (Withdrawal from Religious Education and Amendment of UNCRC Compatibility Duty) (Scotland) Bill [AS AMENDED AT STAGE 2] An Act of the Scottish Parliament to make provision about the involvement of a pupil in a decision to withdraw the pupil from religious observance in schools; and to make provision about circumstances where incompatibility with the requirements of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (Incorporation) (Scotland) Act 2024 is not unlawful. 5 P ART 1 P UPIL ’ S INVOLVEMENT IN DECISION ABOUT WITHDRAWAL FROM RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION OR RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE 1 Pupil’s involvement in decision about withdrawal from religious instruction or religious observance 10 (1) The Education (Scotland) Act 1980 is modified as follows. 1 (1A) In section 8 (religious instruction), after subsection (1) insert— “(1A) With effect from the day on which section 1(1A) of the Children (Withdrawal from Religious Education and Amendment of UNCRC Compatibility Duty) (Scotland) Act 2026 comes into force, the continuation of the custom described 15 in subsection (1) is to be read so as not to include any right for parents to elect that their children should not receive instruction in religion.”. (2) In section 9 (conscience clause)— (za) the words “from any instruction in religious subjects and” are repealed, (zb) for the words “his being withdrawn from any instruction in religious subjects” 20 substitute “withdrawal from any such religious observance”, (a) the existing text becomes subsection (1), (b) after that subsection insert— SP Bill 66A Session 6 (2025) 2 Children (Withdrawal from Religious Education and Amendment of UNCRC Compatibility Duty) (Scotland) Bill Part 1—Pupil’s involvement in decision about withdrawal from religious instruction or religious observance “(2) The exercise of the right under subsection (1) for a parent to withdraw a pupil from religious observance in a school is subject to section 9A.”. (3) After section 9 insert— “9A Pupil’s involvement in decision about withdrawal from religious observance 5 (1) This section applies if a parent has made a request to withdraw a pupil from religious observance in a school under section 9(1). (2) The operator of the school must— (za) provide the parent with written information setting out the process for considering a request for withdrawal, 10 (a) tell the pupil about the request and the pupil’s right to object to 1 withdrawal, (b) give the pupil an opportunity to express the pupil’s views about the request in— (i) the manner that the pupil prefers, or 15 (ii) a manner that is suitable to the pupil if the pupil has not indicated a preference or it is not reasonable to accommodate the pupil’s preference, and (c) have regard to any views expressed by the pupil about the request, taking into account the pupil’s age and maturity. 20 (3) The operator is not required to comply with subsection (2) if satisfied that the pupil is not capable of forming a view. (4) The pupil is to be presumed to be capable of forming a view unless the contrary is shown. (5) If, after the operator has complied with subsection (2), the pupil objects to the 25 parent’s request, the operator must— (a) seek to discuss the pupil’s objection with the pupil and the parent, and (b) have regard to any views expressed during any discussion. (6) If the pupil objects to the parent’s request, after the operator has complied with subsection (5) the operator is not to give effect to the parent’s request. 30 (7) In this section and section 9B, “operator” means— (a) where the school is a public school, the education authority by which it is managed, (b) where the school is a grant-aided school, the managers. 9B Guidance to operators on section 9A 35 In carrying out functions under section 9A, an operator must have regard to any guidance that the Scottish Ministers may give about those functions.”. 3 Children (Withdrawal from Religious Education and Amendment of UNCRC Compatibility Duty) (Scotland) Bill Part 2—United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (Incorporation) (Scotland) Act 2024: circumstances where incompatible action or failure to act is not unlawful P ART 2 U NITED N...
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30 September 2025
Minister CA_The Clean Heat Market Mechanism Regulations 2024 11 November 2024
Categorisation under SI Protocol Not applicable Purpose That the Scottish Parliament notes the aforementioned SI, which delivers measures that will support development of a heap pump market for retrofit by requiring fossil fuel boiler manufacturers above a certain size to install a certain number of heat pumps proportional to their fossil fuel boiler sales. Other information N/A SG Policy contact: Karl Reilly
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25 September 2025
Desecration of War Memorials Scotland Bill follow up from 4 September meeting
The maximum sentence that can be handed down 1 Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act 2021 2 Defending Scotland's Heritage – Crime facts 3 War Memorials Register Guidelines | Imperial War Museums i n any case, as well as being determined by procedure (summary or solemn), would 4 be limited in line with the general sentencing powers of different courts.
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5 September 2025
Cybercrime response from FSB 2 September 2025
The Scottish findings were: • Purchased replacement equipment, fixtures or fittings: 15.6% • Lost stock: 8.8% • The business’s reputation was negatively impacted: 10.5% • The payment provider “charged back” the cost of the fraud to my business: 6.3% • Delivery of products/services to customers were delayed: 6.5% • Full extent not known yet: 12.3% • Lost business (existing or future or both): 10.2% • Insurance premiums and / or excesses increased: 6.7% • Did not proceed with existing business development plans: 6.3% • Myself or others had to take time off to deal with the case as it progressed / went through court: 10.2% • Myself or others had to take time off to recover from the physical and / or mental trauma: 4.7% • Temporarily closed the business: 2.3% • Permanently lost member(s) of the workforce or leadership team: 4.6% • Personal damage / compensation claims against me from my employees: 2.6% • Had to pay a fine to a regulator or the court: 2.3% • Other: 37.1% • Don’t know / not sure: 17.4% Any other views you may have on the impacts of cybercrime on businesses in Scotland? N...
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19 March 2025
SHRtoConv3March2025
Scottish Housing Regulator th 5 Floor, 220 High Street Glasgow G4 0QW www.housingregulator.gov.scot 75546309v1 I n relation to transfers of tenants’ homes, “adequate consultation” with tenants is that which is consistent with the statutory requirements on consultation and balloting and with the statutory guidance provided by SHR.
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6 February 2025
Letter to CabSecNZEThe Environmental Authorisations Scotland Amendment Regulations 2025 6 February 2
N et Zero, Energy and Transport Committee Gillian Martin MSP Acting Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero and Energy Scottish Government 06 February 2025 Dear Gillian, The Environmental Authorisations (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2025 In anticipation of the above Regulations being re-laid, the Committee agreed on 3 December 2024, to write to a range of stakeh...
