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12 March 2026
SPCB 2026 Paper 22
Evidence from surveys, engagement activity and confidential disclosures highlights significant barriers to speaking up, inconsistent levels of support, and a longstanding perception that concerns involving MSPs are less likely to be addressed consistently. 11.
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9 March 2026
Salmon farming Animal Equality 4 March
Sea lice The Committee was told that sea lice levels are not a cause for concern, yet there were approximately 1,200 breaches of the Code of Good Practice (CoGP) in 2025, with close to one in four active farms in breach of its provisions.
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27 February 2026
Budget Scrutiny 2026 27 27 February 2026
Our Delivering Equally Safe Fund funds 107 organisations providing support to survivors of rape and sexual abuse, other forms of violence against women, and undertaking prevention activity. This includes funding to Rape Crisis Centres, other third sector organisations specifically supporting rape survivors, and specialist organisations working with women wi...
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23 February 2026
MVWC Minutes_MeetingAndAGM_251125
Aberlour Children’s Charity work on Public Debt o Robyn Moffat-Wall, Senior Policy lead delivered a presentation on the work Aberlour has been carrying out in relation to public debt and the intersection with domestic abuse. o This was followed by an opportunity for questions. o Discussion points included: ▪ Linda Thompson highlighted that illegal money lending and loan-shark activity were increasing pressures on women already in financial crisis, and noted that sanctions and fines in Edinburgh had, in some cases, pushed women into extremely unsafe situations. ▪ Robyn Moffat-Wall described the significant shame many women feel about debt, which delays disclosure and leads to spikes in referrals months after the initial financial harm.
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23 February 2026
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The Order will ensure that these procedures are only provided from appropriate settings. It will designate the activity for which a licence under the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 is required from 6 September 2027.
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20 February 2026
Changing Places Toilets Scotland Fund 20 February 2026
With regard to the Human Rights Bill, as outlined in the Scottish Government’s Discussion Paper on the Human Rights Bill, the proposed Group Protection Duty will require certain duty bearers to actively consider the rights in CRPD, including Article 19, when delivering services and making decisions.
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10 February 2026
MVAW DraftMinutes_MeetingAndAGM_251125_NG_261125_EL edit
Aberlour Children’s Charity work on Public Debt o Robyn Moffat-Wall, Senior Policy lead delivered a presentation on the work Aberlour has been carrying out in relation to public debt and the intersection with domestic abuse. o This was followed by an opportunity for questions. o Discussion points included: ▪ Linda Thompson highlighted that illegal money lending and loan-shark activity were increasing pressures on women already in financial crisis, and noted that sanctions and fines in Edinburgh had, in some cases, pushed women into extremely unsafe situations. ▪ Robyn Moffat-Wall described the significant shame many women feel about debt, which delays disclosure and leads to spikes in referrals months after the initial financial harm.
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3 February 2026
20260202 SJ to Scottish Parliament DPLR Committee Crime and Policing Bill
Conferring separate or concurrent powers would risk divergence in authorisation criteria, safeguards or enforcement mechanisms, creating legal uncertainty for those carrying out testing activities across the UK and potentially undermining confidence in the integrity of the defence.
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30 January 2026
20260129 Correspondence from Angela Constance MSP Cabinet Secretary JHA to Convener Delegated Powers
The agreed approach, which is the requirement for the Secretary of State to consult Scottish Ministers before authorising testing activities in Scotland ensures that Scottish Ministers interests are considered while preserving an agile and UK-wide regulatory system.
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29 January 2026
ALLIANCE
The ALLIANCE supports the proposal by the Amendment Order to extend voting rights to the following IJB members: “third sector bodies carrying out activities related to health or social care in the area of the local authority; service users in the area of the local authority; and 4 persons providing unpaid care in the area of the local authority.” 2 This wou...
