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Last updated:
20 June 2022
PE1902_C
A number of possible proposals have emerged related to strengthening the participation request provisions of the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act, and identifying potential models for local reviews, appeals and mediation.
Last updated:
9 March 2026
CabSecFLGToConvener_6Mar26
These updates reflect relevant amendments to the Budget (Scotland) (No.5) Bill agreed by the Committee at Stage 2 and have been published following the Bill being passed by the Parliament at Stage 3 on 25 February.
Last updated:
2 December 2024
Shetland Islands Council Response
B urial Law in Scotland 1. What are your views on all or some of the provisions covered in the Burial (Management) (Scotland) Regulations 2025 in relation to the management and maintenance of burial grounds in Scotland, including: a.
Last updated:
30 August 2024
20240625 minute
The Bureau agreed to refer the Schools (Residential Outdoor Education) (Scotland) Bill to the Education, Children and Young People Committee.
Last updated:
3 May 2024
ConvenerToConvenerPAC_2May24
Monitoring progress with the National Care Service (Scotland) Bill This is relevant to the Committee’s continued scrutiny of the cost estimates related to the National Care Service (Scotland) Bill.
Last updated:
21 March 2024
ChairSFCToConvener_14Mar24
In the report we consider the potential effects on Scottish public finances from damage created by climate change; the costs of adapting to a changing environment and taking action to meet Scotland’s statutory emissions targets to reach net-zero by 2045.
Last updated:
8 December 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 4 October 2023
Meeting of the CPG on Migration Date: Wednesday 4 October 2023 Location: Committee Room 2, with the option to join remotely via Microsoft Teams MSP attendance: • Bob Doris MSP • Paul Sweeney MSP Non-MSP attendance: • David, Office of Bob Doris MSP • Erin, Office of Paul Sweeney MSP • Sheila, Office of Foysol Choudhury MSP • Andrew Sirel, Just Right Scotland • Mhairi Snowden, Human Right Consortium • Bronagh Andrew, TARA • Maryhill Integration Network • VOICES Network • Friends of Scottish Settlers • Survivors of Human Trafficking in Scotland • Human Right Consortium Scotland • Govan Community Project • LGBT Health • Community Info Source • Lawon • Grampian Regional Equality Council • Yagmur Aksu- Student • Daniel, University of Glasgow • MEND • Professor Alison Phipps • Church of Scotland • Joseph Rowntree Foundation • Marion Byres • Martha Harding • Wellington Church International Welcome Club • Tahmina • NHS GGC • Kingsley Omeihe • British Redcross • Positive Action in Housing • Dan Fisher Apologies: • Outside the Box • John Carins Topics discussed: • Actions from last meeting o Format of meeting minutes will be revised and shorter so people can speak freely about their experiences as advice by clerks. o Paul (MSP) thanked the organizers of right to remain toolkit at the University of Glasgow o Paul (MSP) updated about writing to the minister regarding alternatives to detention following the evaluation of the Kings Arm Project and will update members once there’s a response. • The Impact of the Illegal Migration Act o Andrew Sirel (JRS) gave an overview of the Illegal migration Act which covers Removals, protection claims, leave to remain, detention, age assessment and removal destinations. o Bronagh Andrew (TARA) highlighted the negative impact of the NABA on survivors of trafficking across the UK and shared concerns about how the illegal migration Act will affect survivors. o Mhairi Snowden (HRCS) reflected on specific parts of the bill related to human right and actions and opportunities to respond to. o Twana shared his concerns about how the Act will for affect many asylum seekers. o Members discussed how the Act is going to put many in indefinite limbo, banish the asylum system in the UK and cause a lot of damage to people’s lives.
Last updated:
20 October 2023
LevellingUp_DFMToConvener_19Oct23
However, I should emphasise that the Scottish Government’s firm view remains that it is for the Scottish Government, accountable to the Scottish Parliament, to decide how policies in devolved areas are developed and delivered in Scotland, including allocation of funding, in line with the devolved settlement.
Last updated:
26 June 2023
PE1930_K
It will be of great interest to see how Consumer Scotland plan to measure compliance with this new duty for ScotRail in this circumstance.
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1 November 2022
SPICe briefing for petition PE1931
While the Scottish Government do not have legislative responsibility, Reaching 100 (R100) is a high-profile programme of work to improve digital connectivity in Scotland. The £600 million R100 programme is 96.5% funded by the Scottish Government, alongside the Scottish Broadband Voucher Scheme (SBVS) and commercial build, they aim to deliver a minimum of superfast (greater than 30Mbps) broadband to remaining premises (5.2% of premises) currently without superfast access in Scotland.
