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23 January 2025
Nuclear Disarmament CPGMinutes13 December 2023 AGM
Cross-Party Group on Nuclear Disarmament (AGM) 13 Dec 2023 and 1.00pm Minute Present MSPs: Bill Kidd, Richard Leonard, Mercedes Villalba, Ross Greer Non-MSP Group Members Chris White (Bill Kidd MSP’s office) Margaret Ferguson Burns (Secure Scotland) Bill Ramsey (Peace Education Scotland) Seonaid Stewart (Peace& Justice) Janet Fenton (ICAN Scottish Liaison, Sec Scottish CND) Apologies MSPs: Katy Clark, Ruth Maguire, James Dornan, Bob Doris, Rona McKay, Gillian McKay, Maggie Chapman Non-MSP civil society members who sent apologies Lynn Jamieson (Scottish CND) Aine Beattie (WILPF Scottish Branch) Fiona McOwan Gari Donn (UN House Scotland and UNA Scotland) David Mackenzie (Trident Ploughshares and Nukewatch) Guy Johnstone (MEDACT Carol Acutt(Soka Gakkai UK) Tony Wilkes (Quakers in Scotland) Marianne Pallister (PAX Scotland)Anne-Marie Clements (Justice and Peace Scotland) Agenda item 1 Welcome Bill Kidd Msp welcomed everyone to the meeting Agenda item 2 Adoption of minutes, election of officers and membership 2.1 The minutes of the last AGM were adopted and the purpose CPG iwas restated 1 To provide a platform for MSPs to engage with a range of organisations seeking to address nuclear issues in Scotland and to act as a forum for the challenges and opportunities in Scotland arising from the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. 2.2 Appointment of officers: Convenor Bill Kidd MSP Proposed by Richard Leonard, seconded by Mercedes Villalba Deputy Convenor Ross Greer MSP Proposed by Janet Fenton, seconded by Seonaid Stewart Secretary Janet Fenton (Scottish Liaison ICAN) Proposed by Margaret Ferguson Burns, seconded by Bill Kidd 2.3 MSP members were identified as: Bill Kidd (Convenor) SNP Ross Greer (Vice Convenor) Greens Katy Clark Scottish Labour Maggie Chapman Greens Richard Leonard Scottish Labour Mercedes Villalba Scottish Labour Ruth Maguire SNP James Dornan SNP Bob Doris SNP Rona McKay SNP Gillian McKay Greens 2.4 Civil Society organisational members: Scottish CND (including SNP CND, Scottish Greens CND Network) WILPF Scottish Branch UN House Scotland UNA Scotland Trident Ploughshares Peace and Justice Scotland Nukewatch MEDACT Soka Gakkai UK ICAN (Scotland) 2 Secure Scotland Trident Ploughshares Nuclear Free Local Authorities (NFLA) Quakers in Scotland PAX Scotland Justice and Peace Scotland Agenda item 3 Review of activities since the last AGM The following meetings and events were noted: th 25 Jan 2023 Meeting with special guest, Tuva Widskjold (Coordinator ICAN Norway) Minute of meeting held 25 January 2023 is posted on the CPG page on the website st 1 March 2023 – Bill Kidd MSP invited some MSPs to a closed door Parliamentary Round Table meeting with Senanator Tom Clonan from Ireland, who was visiting Edinburgh as a guest of CPG member Secure Scotland.
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29 January 2024
Minute of the meeting held on 13 December 2023
Cross-Party Group on Nuclear Disarmament (AGM) 13 Dec 2023 and 1.00pm Minute Present MSPs: Bill Kidd, Richard Leonard, Mercedes Villalba, Ross Greer Non-MSP Group Members Chris White (Bill Kidd MSP’s office) Margaret Ferguson Burns (Secure Scotland) Bill Ramsey (Peace Education Scotland) Seonaid Stewart (Peace& Justice) Janet Fenton (ICAN Scottish Liaison, Sec Scottish CND) Apologies MSPs: Katy Clark, Ruth Maguire, James Dornan, Bob Doris, Rona McKay, Gillian McKay, Maggie Chapman Non-MSP civil society members who sent apologies Lynn Jamieson (Scottish CND) Aine Beattie (WILPF Scottish Branch) Fiona McOwan Gari Donn (UN House Scotland and UNA Scotland) David Mackenzie (Trident Ploughshares and Nukewatch) Guy Johnstone (MEDACT Carol Acutt(Soka Gakkai UK) Tony Wilkes (Quakers in Scotland) Marianne Pallister (PAX Scotland)Anne-Marie Clements (Justice and Peace Scotland) Agenda item 1 Welcome Bill Kidd Msp welcomed everyone to the meeting Agenda item 2 Adoption of minutes, election of officers and membership 2.1 The minutes of the last AGM were adopted and the purpose CPG iwas restated 1 To provide a platform for MSPs to engage with a range of organisations seeking to address nuclear issues in Scotland and to act as a forum for the challenges and opportunities in Scotland arising from the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. 2.2 Appointment of officers: Convenor Bill Kidd MSP Proposed by Richard Leonard, seconded by Mercedes Villalba Deputy Convenor Ross Greer MSP Proposed by Janet Fenton, seconded by Seonaid Stewart Secretary Janet Fenton (Scottish Liaison ICAN) Proposed by Margaret Ferguson Burns, seconded by Bill Kidd 2.3 MSP members were identified as: Bill Kidd (Convenor) SNP Ross Greer (Vice Convenor) Greens Katy Clark Scottish Labour Maggie Chapman Greens Richard Leonard Scottish Labour Mercedes Villalba Scottish Labour Ruth Maguire SNP James Dornan SNP Bob Doris SNP Rona McKay SNP Gillian McKay Greens 2.4 Civil Society organisational members: Scottish CND (including SNP CND, Scottish Greens CND Network) WILPF Scottish Branch UN House Scotland UNA Scotland Trident Ploughshares Peace and Justice Scotland Nukewatch MEDACT Soka Gakkai UK ICAN (Scotland) 2 Secure Scotland Trident Ploughshares Nuclear Free Local Authorities (NFLA) Quakers in Scotland PAX Scotland Justice and Peace Scotland Agenda item 3 Review of activities since the last AGM The following meetings and events were noted: th 25 Jan 2023 Meeting with special guest, Tuva Widskjold (Coordinator ICAN Norway) Minute of meeting held 25 January 2023 is posted on the CPG page on the website st 1 March 2023 – Bill Kidd MSP invited some MSPs to a closed door Parliamentary Round Table meeting with Senanator Tom Clonan from Ireland, who was visiting Edinburgh as a guest of CPG member Secure Scotland.
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24 January 2023
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The UK adapted to these challenges in 2020 by enabling rapid access to vaccines and treatments for Covid-19 without the need for traditional health technology assessment.
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12 April 2022
20220323 Aberlour Funding Announcement
As I announced on 30 November, we have established a rapid capacity programme as part of the Recovery Fund, which will expand existing services and establish new services.
Committee reports
Date published:
20 November 2023
Stage 1 report on the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill - A licensing scheme for pest control professionals to use or purchase a glue trap
The glue trap is the only means of rapid capture and, when used professionally, rapid dispatch through blunt force trauma.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
1 November 2021
GLOBE International Legislators Summit. Climate Change - Scotland's Contribution - Recent Climate Science and COP26
Recent Climate Science and COP26
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's (IPCC) recently published Sixth Assessment Report (AR6) report has made it clear that climate change is widespread, rapid and intensifying, and states 1Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. (2021).
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 July 2025
S6W-39093
To ask the Scottish Government what assessment it has made of any impact of the reported delay in delivering the national Fracture Liaison Service audit on its ability to monitor any inequalities in access to early osteoporosis diagnosis.
Committee reports
Date published:
29 March 2022
Coronavirus (Recovery and Reform) (Scotland) Bill: Stage 1 - The Committee's previous consideration of the made affirmative procedure
The Committee's previous consideration of the made affirmative procedure
Given the rapid increase in the use of the made affirmative procedure since March 2020, the Committee agreed at its meeting on 9 November 2021 to hold a short and focused inquiry into the use of the made affirmative procedure during the coronavirus pandemic ("the inquiry").
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 April 2025
S6W-36317
To ask the Scottish Government, to ensure timely implementation, what milestones have been set for the delivery of the Fracture Liaison Service audit. Scottish Government commissioned the Fracture Liaison Service (FLS) audit in July 2024 following a scoping exercise and business case by Public Health Scotland (PHS)....
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
22 September 2022
S6W-10808
RRWCs provide short-term, safe and self-contained rapid access accommodation alongside multi-agency services, with the aim being to support people at risk of rough sleeping to move on to more settled accommodation.
