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4 September 2025
Scottish Budget 2026 to 27 letter from the IS
F .A.O. Ms Burgess MSP Scottish Parliament (by email) th 28 August 2025 Dear Ms Burgess MSP Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee pre-budget scrutiny th I am responding to your letter dated 4 July 2025, which requested information to inform the Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee’s pre-budget...
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5 December 2024
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Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Local Government Shona Robison MSP F/T: 0300 244 4000 E: [email protected] Kenneth Gibson MSP Convener Finance and Public Administration Committee The Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP By email: [email protected] ___ 4 December 2024 Dear Kenneth 2025...
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1 November 2024
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S6M-12232: Pam Gosal: International Women's Day - That the Parliament recognises International Women’s Day, taking place on 8 March 2024; welcomes the 2024 theme, "Inspire Inclusion"; understands that the first International Women’s Day was held in March 1911, and that it is a day of collective global activism and celebration that belongs to all of those committed to forging women’s equality; believes that, in order to truly include women, one must embrace the diversity of women in terms of race, age, ability and body image; recognises the critical value of women, and work towards the inclusion of women and girls; notes the belief that this can be achieved in a number of ways, such as by promoting women's economic empowerment, assisting women and girls in assuming leadership and decision- making roles in business and STEM fields, designing and constructing infrastructure that meets the needs of women and girls, and much more; acknowledges what it sees as the importance of fostering an environment of inclusion that uplifts and empowers women from all walks of life, and notes the calls on MSPs...
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10 October 2024
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S6M-12232: Pam Gosal: International Women's Day - That the Parliament recognises International Women’s Day, taking place on 8 March 2024; welcomes the 2024 theme, "Inspire Inclusion"; understands that the first International Women’s Day was held in March 1911, and that it is a day of collective global activism and celebration that belongs to all of those committed to forging women’s equality; believes that, in order to truly include women, one must embrace the diversity of women in terms of race, age, ability and body image; recognises the critical value of women, and work towards the inclusion of women and girls; notes the belief that this can be achieved in a number of ways, such as by promoting women's economic empowerment, assisting women and girls in assuming leadership and decision- making roles in business and STEM fields, designing and constructing infrastructure that meets the needs of women and girls, and much more; acknowledges what it sees as the importance of fostering an environment of inclusion that uplifts and empowers women from all walks of life, and notes the calls on MSPs...
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16 September 2024
MinisterCAResponse to 27 June letter on The Invasive Alien Species Delisting Regulations 202412 Sept
Minister for Climate Action Ministear airson Gnìomhachd na Gnàth-shìde Alasdair Allan MSP Alasdair Allan BPA T: 0300 244 4000 E: [email protected] Edward Mountain MSP Convenor of the Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee Room T3.40 Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP Your ref: Ref: ENV/295/R __...
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4 September 2024
Scottish Government Response to Police Ethics Bill Stage 1 Report
Cabinet Secretary for Justice and Home Affairs Angela Constance MSP F/T: 0300 244 4000 E: [email protected] Audrey Nicol MSP Convener Criminal Justice Committee The Scottish Parliament EDINBURGH EH99 1SP ___ 3 September 2024 Dear Audrey Stage 1 Report on the Police (Ethics, Conduct and Scrutiny) (Sco...
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18 April 2024
Net zero scrutiny SPPA letter 16 April 2024
M artin Whitfield MSP Net Zero, Energy and Transport Convener Committee Standards, Procedures and Public c/o Clerk to the Committee Appointments Committee Room T3.40 The Scottish Parliament The Scottish Parliament Edinburgh By email only EH99 1SP [email protected] 16 April 2024 Dear Martin, Net zero: Strengthening the scrutiny process I am ...
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9 April 2024
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S6M-10445: Pam Duncan-Glancy: Ongoing Strike Action by City of Glasgow College Lecturers - That the Parliament notes with concern the ongoing strike action by City of Glasgow College lecturers, who have reportedly taken nine weeks of action; regrets that lecturers have, it considers, been put into this situation and that students are being impacted; understands that it is a requirement of the Scottish Funding Council (SFC) financial allocations to colleges that each institution has a Fair Work agreement in place, which states that, "As a recipient of public funds, colleges must be committed to Fair Work practices for staff (including any agency or sub-contractor workers) engaged in the delivery of activity associated with public funds", and that colleges are expected "to have a statement on Fair Work practices that has been developed in agreement with [their] workforce[s]", which "should be from the relevant trade union where one is present"; believes that the background to what it considers to be this unprecedented action is a botched and arbitrary process to implement 100 compulsory redundancies without proper negotiation or consultation, which, it believes, is a situation in which the minister and the SFC have the power to intervene, but have not yet done so; understands that the lecturers felt that they were left with no alternative but to take strike action, which has reportedly delayed the redundancy process for three months, and that, so far, no member of staff has been issued with a redundancy notice; further understands that the EIS- FELA branch has been asking for a Fair Work agreement for over a year, and that it PB/S6/23/159 reportedly asked again immediately before strike action was called, but was ignored; believes that, had a Fair Work agreement been in place, the college would have been unlikely to find itself in what it sees as this crisis; further believes that it is the responsibility of MSPs...
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9 April 2024
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S6M-10445: Pam Duncan-Glancy: Ongoing Strike Action by City of Glasgow College Lecturers - That the Parliament notes with concern the ongoing strike action by City of Glasgow College lecturers, who have reportedly taken nine weeks of action; regrets that lecturers have, it considers, been put into this situation and that students are being impacted; understands that it is a requirement of the Scottish Funding Council (SFC) financial allocations to colleges that each institution has a Fair Work agreement in place, which states that, "As a recipient of public funds, colleges must be committed to Fair Work practices for staff (including any agency or sub-contractor workers) engaged in the delivery of activity associated with public funds", and that colleges are expected "to have a statement on Fair Work practices that has been developed in agreement with [their] workforce[s]", which "should be from the relevant trade union where one is present"; believes that the background to what it considers to be this unprecedented action is a botched and arbitrary process to implement 100 compulsory redundancies without proper negotiation or PB/S6/23/154 consultation, which, it believes, is a situation in which the minister and the SFC have the power to intervene, but have not yet done so; understands that the lecturers felt that they were left with no alternative but to take strike action, which has reportedly delayed the redundancy process for three months, and that, so far, no member of staff has been issued with a redundancy notice; further understands that the EIS- FELA branch has been asking for a Fair Work agreement for over a year, and that it reportedly asked again immediately before strike action was called, but was ignored; believes that, had a Fair Work agreement been in place, the college would have been unlikely to find itself in what it sees as this crisis; further believes that it is the responsibility of MSPs...
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2 April 2024
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Motions submitted for Members’ Business are shown below— S6M-06977: Jim Fairlie: Male Suicide in Scotland - That the Parliament is concerned by Scotland’s suicide rate and the latest statistics showing that 75.03% of people who died by suicide in 2021 were men, continuing a long-term trend whereby men are more likely than women to take their own life across all age groups; notes PB/S6/22/161 that in Perth and Kinross, during 2017-2021, the overall rate of suicide was 16.8 per 100,000, which is higher than the national average of 14.1 per 100,000; understands that suicide is a complex behaviour and there is rarely a single factor involved, but that there is strong evidence of associations with financial difficulties and mental health; is concerned, in the midst of an ongoing and deepening cost of living crisis, by the statistic from Samaritans Scotland, highlighted at a recent Cost of Living Summit, that men living in the most deprived areas are up to 10 times more at risk of suicide than those living in the most affluent areas; welcomes the Scottish Government's 10-year strategy to tackle the factors and inequalities that can lead to suicide; commends groups such as Andy’s Man Club that offer a safe environment for men to talk about issues and problems that they have faced and are currently facing, and notes the view that, by discussing this issue openly, MSPs...
