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19 August 2025
Public Health Scotland Submission_PE2123 26 June 2025
The systematic reviews that informed the WHO’s 2021 AQGs and other related evidence discussed during the process are available in a special issue of Environmental International (Waley et al. 2022). It is important to note that the WHO’s AQG values should not be regarded as thresholds below which there are no impacts on health – the current evidence has not ...
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12 August 2025
Project Gigabit update
Minister for Business, Trade, Tourism and Enterprise Ivan McKee MSP T: 0300 244 4000 E: [email protected] Claire Baker MSP Convener Economy & Fair Work Committee The Scottish Parliament [email protected] ___ 8 December 2022 Dear Claire, I am writing in response to the Economy and Fair Work Committee’s letter to the...
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12 August 2025
Supplementary information from evidence session on Scotlands Supply Chain
Minister for Business, Trade, Tourism and Enterprise Ivan McKee MSP T: 0300 244 4000 E: [email protected] Claire Baker MSP Convener Economy and Fair Work Committee The Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP ___ 25 February 2022 Dear Claire, Thank you for the opportunity to give evidence to the Committee on Scotland’s Supply Chain on 26 Janua...
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28 May 2025
Chronic Pain APPROVED CPG MINUTES AGM November 20243
More Secrecy : Why is revealing the fate of all Scotland’s specialist chronic pain services now delayed until 2026 by ministers ,meaning four years of officials’ talks 2022-26? At the same time, around NINE conditions, including chronic pain, are being involved in another consultation which may delay until 2026 we’re not told why, how, any details.
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3 April 2025
Chamber_Minutes_20250403
Celebrating the University of the West of Scotland's Groundbreaking Foundation Academy: The Parliament debated S6M-16633 in the name of George Adam—That the Parliament applauds the work of the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) and what it sees as the groundbreaking work that it is doing with the Foundation Academy, which is a 12-month programme helping pupils across S5 and S6 to develop academic skills, experience university-level study, and visit a university campus in order to boost their confidence in pursuing higher education and strengthen university applications; understands that the programme is the first of its kind in Scotland and has been recognised by various institutions as an alternative pathway to meeting the required qualifications to enter university; acknowledges how successful the academy has reportedly been for the thousands of pupils who have benefited from the additional support offered since the launch of the programme in 2022...
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20 March 2025
PB_2025_Paper040
It is not clear why a different approach was taken in this session nor why, when the Scottish Government in 2022 PB/S6/25/040 restored Transport as a distinct, separate, cabinet position (a change in which the 1 Committee considers we played a part ) this was not taken as an opportunity to make a corresponding update to our committee structures.
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13 January 2025
PE2061_J
Year Total Complaints Of those, Of those, Of those, number of with an conduct complaints complaints complaints issue complaints investigated not eligible received relating to a passed to as service for solicitor’s Law issues with investigation assessment Society of outcome or of capacity Scotland withdrawn or settled prior to a decision 2019/20 1036 11 2 1 (1 settled) 8 2020/21 1054 15 7 4 (1 settled, 4 3 not upheld) 2021/22 1159 18 10 0 8 2022...
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20 November 2024
Scotlands colleges 2024 Unison Scotland to PAC 15 Nov 2024
Where our members ‘lose out’ from the JE exercise, it is arguable that they have benefitted from the delay in that had the project been completed in, for example, 2022 they would have been marking time salary wise and would not have necessarily benefitted from the pay award (and back pay) as agreed in June 2024.
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5 November 2024
PE2106_E
The flexibility provided within the guidance would, for example, enable a policy approach that says mobile phones should be switched off and out of sight during class times, unless the teacher has requested that they be used in a lesson. Evidence from PISA 2022 shows that guidelines around the use of mobile devices in school are not in and of themselves suf...
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25 October 2024
DampandMould23June
We note that you highlighted the publication of the Scottish Household Survey in 2024 based on data collection from 2022. We hope that this might give a clearer indication of the extent of the problem and we look forward to considering it, but in the meantime we would invite you to consider how data collection, and its reporting, could be improved.
