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Official Report
Meeting date:
27 February 2024
Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee 27 February 2024
Would you say that mainstreaming has saved money by getting those things right? Has it also saved money in whole-budget terms?
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 March 2013
Justice Committee 05 March 2013
It is very much the case that it is possible to get an active minority on a site who want to railroad the rest of the residents into their decision.
Last updated:
13 January 2026
SPICe Briefing for petition PE2205
Legal expenses are the costs relating to bringing a court case, including solicitor’s fees, court fees and costs for things like getting evidence from experts. This means that, when considering taking legal action, a person must consider not only how they will pay their own legal expenses but how they will pay for the other side’s costs if they lose. • The ...
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8 January 2026
SSI Sea Fish Firth of Clyde Order 2026_SIFT
A continuation of the same failed measures is getting us no closer to a more diverse and robust Clyde fleet.
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11 December 2025
Letter to Education Committee Correspondence with Alexis Jay 10 Dec
Alexis Jay Sent from my iPad On 28 Nov 2025, at 15:00, [email protected] wrote: Hi Professor Jay I am getting in touch to try fix up a time for yourself and Ms Constance to speak on the phone.
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20 May 2025
PublicInquiries_ProfSandyCameron_14May25
It was expected that the cost would be £6m. Within a few weeks of getting underway it became clear that the costs would be much higher and the timescale would be longer.
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6 March 2025
CPG Colleges and Universities 16 Jan 25
How much of a problem is it if we don’t get business partnerships, creating staffing concerns?
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5 February 2025
Letter to Net Zero Energy and Transport Committee Parental Employment Followup
We wrote to the Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice on 7 November to get an update on progress nearly a year in from the publication of the report.
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2 December 2024
Scottish Dental Association Response
The recent issues of unfilled Vocational Training posts speaks to all of these issues: recent graduates simply want to get their degree and go where they feel they will develop the best, typically that is not in the NHS and probably not in Scotland; they want to work less than previous cohorts because they recognise how challenging and stressful the working...
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6 November 2024
Minutes CPG HT 20240507
AN: We found that the cut off of support after the NRM process could even put individuals at risk of re trafficking, as they had to get loans or questionable work to seek legal advice.This highlighted the importance of the third sector after the NRM process, and especially the legal advice offered by various stakeholders.
