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28 April 2025
Graham Simpson MSP response on Scottish Parliament Recall and Removal of Members Bill
The scope of the power in section 12 of the Scotland Act is supported by section 113, which includes under subsection (7) that the power may be exercised to make provision for the delegation of functions.
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12 February 2025
Guidance on corrections to the Official Report
If a member realises after an item of business has ended that a significant error has been made – for example, one which may affect the conclusions which listeners would draw from the debate – the member may ask to make a statement during the next available plenary session (or at the next committee meeting).
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5 December 2024
SPICe Briefing for petition PE2119
Forestry disturbance and Black Grouse The Woodland Trust state that the breeding season for grouse usually takes place from early April to mid-May. Nests are built on the ground in May.
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26 November 2024
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Fees for registration might be used to cover the cost of operation of a new Register but given the low volume of annual applications for registration this may not be feasible. Currently, the fee for registration in the Register of Inhibitions is £25 and there is an annual average of 7 applications for appointment of a judicial factor. 7.
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26 November 2024
SPBill40AFMS062024
Fees for registration might be used to cover the cost of operation of a new Register but given the low volume of annual applications for registration this may not be feasible. Currently, the fee for registration in the Register of Inhibitions is £25 and there is an annual average of 7 applications for appointment of a judicial factor. 7.
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5 November 2024
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Not everyone wishes to declare a disability to DPEA; some may not even have a formal diagnosis.
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26 September 2024
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All Practices will undertake daily triage in this manner and reception teams are well trained to ask for brief details of symptoms and level of urgency to support effective care and prioritisation. While a cut off may be in place, most Practices will also operate a routine appointment system alongside this triage arrangement although it may be noted that this often is opened up for a limited time such as the next two or three weeks.
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28 June 2024
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Removal of motions lodged before 7 May 2024 5. The annex lists all motions marked for Members’ Business which are over six weeks old (i.e. those lodged on or before 7 May 2024) and includes the number of supporters and date of the most recent registration of support. 6.
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11 June 2024
SPBill07BS052017
Seat Belts on School Transport (Scotland) Bill [AS PASSED] An Act of the Scottish Parliament to require that motor vehicles provided for the dedicated transport of pupils are fitted with seat belts. 1 Duty to ensure seat belts fitted on dedicated school transport services A school authority must ensure that each motor vehicle which the authority provides or 5 arranges to be provided for a dedicated school transport service has a seat belt fitted to each passenger seat. 2 Meaning of “dedicated school transport service” (1) For the purpose of this Act, each of the following is a “dedicated school transport service”— 10 (a) a home-to-school transport service, (b) a school trip transport service. (2) A “home-to-school transport service” is a transport service provided for the sole purpose of carrying pupils, for the whole or part of the journey, either or both— (a) from the pupils’ homes to any educational establishment where school education 15 is provided for the pupils by a school authority, (b) from any such establishment to the pupils’ homes. (3) A “school trip transport service” is a transport service, other than a home-to-school transport service, provided for the sole purpose of carrying pupils for whom school education is provided by a school authority, for the whole or part of the journey, to or 20 from a place where the pupils receive education or training (including to or from an educational establishment). 3 Meaning of other key terms (1) In this Act— “motor vehicle” has the meaning given by section 185 of the Road Traffic Act 25 1988, “passenger seat” means any seat in a motor vehicle other than the driver’s seat, SP Bill 7B Session 5 (2017) 2 Seat Belts on School Transport (Scotland) Bill “school authority” means— (a) an education authority, (b) the managers of a grant-aided school, (c) the proprietor of an independent school, 5 “seat belt” means a belt of any kind which complies with the requirements of regulations made under section 40 of the Road Traffic Act 1972 and section 41 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 governing the construction, equipment and maintenance of motor vehicles. (2) Each of the following terms in this Act has the meaning given by section 135 of the 10 Education (Scotland) Act 1980— “education authority”, “educational establishment”, “grant-aided school”, “independent school”, 15 “managers”, “proprietor”, “pupil”, “school education”, “secondary education.” 20 4 Annual seat belts statement (1) A school authority must prepare a seat belts statement in respect of each successive period of 1 year beginning with the day on which this section comes into force. (2) A “seat belts statement” is a statement containing information about the steps which the authority has taken— 25 (a) to comply with the duty imposed by section 1, and (b) to promote and to assess the wearing of seat belts by pupils carried by the authority’s dedicated school transport services. (3) A school authority must publish the seat belts statement— (a) as soon as reasonably practicable after the end of the period mentioned in 30 subsection (1), and (b) in such manner as the authority considers appropriate. 4A Guidance on wearing of seat belts (1) The Scottish Ministers must publish guidance about the steps which a school authority may...
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16 April 2024
PoliceBill_ConvenerToPresidingOfficer_16Apr24
The Committee’s preference, as set out in Parliamentary Bill Guidance is for margins of uncertainty to be used where variability may arise. You may also be aware that the FPAC has ongoing concerns regarding the Scottish Government’s increased use of ‘framework’ Bills and the significant challenges in carrying out eff...
