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19 January 2022
SPBill03AS062021
Power to reimburse costs 1 Power for Scottish Ministers to reimburse costs relating to the removal of 5 transvaginal mesh (1) The Scottish Ministers may make a scheme for the making of payments by them reimbursing costs incurred in connection with qualifying mesh removal surgery. (2) “Mesh removal surgery” is surgery a principal purpose of which is to wholly or partially remove from a person’s body synthetic mesh which was originally implanted 10 transvaginally (that is, by means of insertion through the person’s vaginal wall) for the 1 purpose of treating stress urinary incontinence or pelvic organ prolapse. (3) Mesh removal surgery is “qualifying” mesh removal surgery if it was arranged— (a) other than by a health board, (b) in relation to a person who was ordinarily resident in Scotland at (either or both)— 15 (i) the time the mesh removal surgery was arranged, (ii) the time of implantation of any of the mesh which it is the purpose of the mesh removal surgery to wholly or partially remove, and (c) before a date specified in the scheme, which can be no earlier than the day of Royal Assent. 20 (4) The following are costs incurred in connection with qualifying mesh removal surgery— (a) the cost of the qualifying mesh removal surgery, as charged to or in respect of the person who underwent the surgery, (b) reasonable costs incurred by— (i) that person, and 25 (ii) one other person who was supporting that person, in travelling to and from the place where the surgery took place, SP Bill 3A Session 6 (2021) 2 Transvaginal Mesh Removal (Cost Reimbursement) (Scotland) Bill (c) reasonable accommodation and subsistence costs incurred by those persons while at that place, and (d) any other costs specified as such in the scheme. (5) In subsection (3), “health board” means a board constituted under section 2(1)(a) of the 5 National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978. 2 Further provision about scheme (1) A scheme under section 1 may in particular make provision— (a) requiring an application to be made for a payment under the scheme (a “reimbursement payment”), 10 (b) requiring applications to be made before a date specified in the scheme, 1 (c) about the persons by whom applications may be made, (d) about how applications may be made, (e) about information and evidence to be provided with, or in relation to, applications, (f) about factors that may be taken into account in determining— 15 (i) whether a reimbursement payment should be made, (ii) the amount of a reimbursement payment, (g) about the persons to whom reimbursement payments may be made, (h) about review of— (i) a decision to refuse to make a reimbursement payment, 20 (ii) the amount of a reimbursement payment, (i) about the persons by whom such reviews should be carried out, (j) about the circumstances in which a reimbursement payment (or part of a payment) may require to be repaid, (k) appointing a person to administer the scheme on Scottish Ministers’ behalf. 25 (2) The Scottish Ministers must, as soon as reasonably practicable after making a scheme under section 1— (a) lay a copy of the scheme before the Scottish Parliament, and (b) publish the scheme in such way as they consider appropriate.
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22 January 2025
Scottish Land and Estates
Stakeholder organisations which may have wished to comment or provide information to Parliament may not be well enough resourced to anticipate all secondary legislation coming before the committees.
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22 January 2025
Scottish Land Estates
Stakeholder organisations which may have wished to comment or provide information to Parliament may not be well enough resourced to anticipate all secondary legislation coming before the committees.
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23 January 2026
London Olympics Bill
Exceptions may also include charitable sales. 8.
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11 June 2024
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Section 6(1)(b) has been amended to ensure only incorporated bodies may be designated as a community organisation.
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25 July 2025
EHRC code of practice Scottish Government 25 July 2025
We believe that examples of inclusivity may alleviate some of these concerns and maintain the inclusive ethos of the 2010 Act.
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8 February 2024
SPBill43S062024
P ART 4 S TAFF AND OFFICES Appointment of staff 14 (1) The Commissioner may, with the consent of the Parliamentary corporation as to numbers, 25 appoint staff. (2) Staff appointed by the Commissioner are appointed on such terms and conditions as the Commissioner, with the approval of the Parliamentary corporation, determines.
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20 March 2024
SPBill27AS062024
Mental health moratorium 1 Moratorium on debt recovery action: debtors who have a mental illness 5 (1) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations make provision establishing a moratorium on debt recovery action by creditors against individuals who have a mental illness. (2) Regulations under subsection (1) may (among other things) include provision about— (a) the eligibility criteria, or conditions, which must be met for the moratorium to apply in relation to an individual, 10 (b) the types of debts in respect of which the moratorium applies, 1 (c) the process for determining if the eligibility criteria, or conditions, are met (for example, by conferring functions on a person or persons of a description specified in the regulations), (d) the time period for which the moratorium is to apply in relation to an individual 15 (“the moratorium period”), (e) the actions creditors must, may or may not take during the moratorium period in relation to an individual who is the subject of the moratorium and the consequences (if any) for creditors for taking or failing to take such actions, (f) the obligations on an individual who is the subject of the moratorium during the 20 moratorium period, (g) the arrangements for the recording of, and access to, information that the moratorium is applying in relation to an individual, (h) appeals against decisions made under the regulations. (3) Regulations under this section may— 25 (a) make different provision for different purposes, (b) modify any enactment, (c) include incidental, supplementary, consequential, transitional, transitory or saving provision. (4) Regulations under this section are subject to the affirmative procedure.
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5 February 2025
LetterfromMinisterforHousingHousingBillAmmendments
Restrictions on rent increases 43F Method by which rent may be increased The rent payable under a current tenancy may be increased only in accordance with Chapter 2. 43G Frequency with which rent may be increased (1) The rent payable under a current tenancy may not be increased— (a) if the let property was previously let— (i) on the first occasion after the setting of the initial rent under the current tenancy, unless the most recent previous rent increase took effect more than 12 months previously, (ii) thereafter, more than once in a 12 month period, (b) if the let property was not previously let— (i) during the first 12 months of the current tenancy except in such circumstances as may be prescribed by the Scottish Ministers in regulations, (ii) more than once in any other 12 month period. (2) For the purpose of subsection (1)(a)(ii) or (b)(ii), where the last rent increase resulted from an order of a rent officer or the First-tier Tribunal, the 12 month 10 Housing (Scotland) Bill - Keeling schedule period is to be regarded as commencing on the date on which the rent would have been increased in accordance with section 43J(4) had a referral to a rent officer not been made.
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7 March 2023
BB20180502
Chamber Desk deadlines 7th May Bank holiday Motions and amendments The deadline for lodging motions for debate on Tuesday 8 May would be 4.00pm on Thursday 3 May and for lodging amendments to these motions would be 3.00pm on Friday 4 May; the deadline for lodging motions for debate on Wednesday 9 May is 3.00pm on Friday 4 May and for lodging amendments to these motions would be 4.00pm on Tuesday 8 May.
