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Committee reports
Date published:
1 June 2022
Annual Report of the Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee for 2021/22
The motion was not agreed to.
Scotland's Climate Assembly
Scotland’s Climate Assembly was made up of over 100 citizens tasked with examining expert evidence.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
31 July 2023
UK Emissions Trading Scheme Common Framework - Current policy position
When the IETF was launched in 2020, the Scottish Government opted to deliver a separate Scottish Industrial Energy Transformation Fund (SIETF). SIETF co-invests with a range of Scottish manufacturers to reduce energy costs and emissions through increased energy efficiency and deep decarbonisation.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
17 March 2026
S6W-44105
Geothermal projects are able to apply as long as the funding criteria are met.The Community and Renewable Energy Scheme provides support for communities across Scotland to develop their own renewable energy projects through its Community Energy Generation Growth Fund.
Last updated:
9 January 2025
BB20250110
S6W-33069 Douglas Lumsden: To ask the Scottish Government how Registers of Scotland is funded, and what proportion of its funding is currently derived from public funds.
Committee reports
Date published:
29 October 2024
National Outcomes: Response to the Review of Outcomes and Indicators relating to the Scottish Government's International Work - Contribution to international development: report 2021 to 2023
He stated—
“We have a duty both to taxpayers here in Scotland and to communities in the Global South to ensure our investment is targeted for maximum impact.”1Scottish Government. (2024, June 17).
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
18 March 2022
S6W-07043
Applications for development and capital funding are open. More information can be found on the Local Energy Scotland website here www.localenergyscot.org .
Last updated:
11 June 2024
FINAL_minutes_SPREEE_27Feb24 (002)
Frazer went on to say that while energy costs are falling levels of debt are not, noting that energy debt has risen to more than £3.1 billion (at the end of January 2024) and Scotland’s share of this is likely to be over £300 million.
Last updated:
14 February 2022
Minutes of the CPG on Health Inequalities meeting of 6 December 2021
Cross-Party Group on Health Inequalities th Monday 6 December 6pm – 7:15pm Minute Present MSPs Paul O’Kane Brian Whittle Invited guests Narek Bido, Addictions Support & Counselling (ASC) Sara Bradley, University of Highlands and Islands Margaret Brown, NHS Highland Hilda Campbell, COPE Scotland Mike Downham Stephen Eccles, Medcats patient group Brian Forbes, AstraZeneca Helen Forrest, Children's Health Scotland Jennifer Forsyth, Obesity Action Scotland Stephanie Fraser, Cerebral Palsy Scotland Anne Garry,Sight Scotland Veterans Colwyn Jones, The East of Scotland Branch of the British Dental Association Alison Keir, Royal College of Occupational Therapists Una MacFadyen, NSS CEN Pam Maxwell , Lead Scotland Morag McFadyen, VSA Fiona Moss, Glasgow Health & Social Care Partnership Kathy Owens, Glasgow Health & Social Care Partnership Sarah Randall, Teapot trust Busra Riaz, Kidney Research UK Graeme Rose, Novartis Pat Scrutton, Intergenerational National Network Richard Simpson Kimi Smith, Scottish Government Maureen Sturrock, Soroptimists International Fiona Thackeray, Trellis Scotland Sheila Thomson, Community Renewal Trust Colette Walker, IPS Non-MSP Group Members 1 Ijeoma Azodo, NHS National Services Scotland Pervin Ahmad, Saheliya Lauren Blair, Voluntary Health Scotland David Blane, University of Glasgow Katherine Byrne, Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland Clare Cable, QNIS Christine Carlin, Homestart Alison Crofts, Voluntary Health Scotland Kirsty Dickson, LinkNet Alan Eagleson, Terrence Higgins Trust Susanne Forup, Cycling Scotland Paula Fraser, VOX Scotland Roisin Hurst, Voluntary Health Scotland Elinor Jayne, Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems (SHAAP) Mark Macleod, Energy Saving Trust - Home Energy Scotland David Main, Voluntary Health Scotland Leigh Mair, Scottish Rural Health Partnership Ian McCall, Paths for All Rebecca McColl, Scottish Families Gillian McNicoll, Rowan Alba Nell Page, Salvesen Mindroom Centre Fiona Partington, The Health Agency Daniela Rondina, SIAA Danielle Rowley, Samaritans Jason Schroeder, Scottish Men's Sheds Association Konstantina Scott-Barrett, RCPCH Scotland Kimberley Somerside, Voluntary Health Scotland Claire Stevens, Voluntary Health Scotland Ellie Wagstaff, Marie Curie Tom Whightman, Pasda Laura Wilson, Royal Pharmaceutical Society Apologies Carol Mochan MSP, Donald Cameron MSP, Emma Harper MSP Welcome and apologies Claire Stevens, Chief Executive of Voluntary Health Scotland opened the meeting and handed over to Paul O’Kane, MSP and CPG co-convenor, who chaired the session.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 January 2022
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 20 January 2022
(S6O-00650) The budget for next year delivers record levels of funding to help restore public services across the whole of Scotland including in West Scotland.
Last updated:
23 March 2026
Letter from CabSecRALRI 5 February 2026 Interministerial group for environment food and rural affair
Yours sincerely, MAIRI GOUGEON Scottish Ministers, special advisers and the Permanent Secretary are covered by the terms of the Lobbying (Scotland) Act 2016. See www.lobbying.scot St Andrew’s House, Regent Road, Edinburgh EH1 3DG www.gov.scot
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