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Official Report
Meeting date:
29 January 2014
Infrastructure and Capital Investment Committee 29 January 2014
It is difficult for us to gauge the numbers. We still do not know how many private landlords are out there, and we are going on the basis of how many have registered.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
28 July 2021
S6W-01265
To ask the Scottish Government how many disabled interns each NHS board has hired in each of the last three years.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 June 2012
Meeting of the Parliament 21 June 2012
First, how many family support groups are there?
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
21 February 2008
S3W-09202
To ask the Scottish Executive how many accidents have been recorded on gritted roads since the introduction of liquid-salt solution to de-ice roads and how this figure compares with the previous two years on the same roads.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
14 August 2024
S6W-28881
To ask the Scottish Government how many epilepsy specialist nurses there have been in each NHS board in each of the past two years.
Last updated:
10 June 2024
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Part 9 Disposal of land or assets by registered social landlords 107 Power to dispose of land or assets (1) (1) A registered social landlord has power to dispose of land, or to dispose of any other asset by granting security over it, but may do so only if— (a) the Regulator consents to the disposal, or (b) the Regulator’s consent is not required because of section 108. (2) The Regulator may— (a) give general consent to certain disposals, or (b) give consent for particular purposes (for example, for particular registered social landlords, particular land or particular disposals). (3) The Regulator’s consent may be conditional. 58 This document relates to the Housing (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 20) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 4 September 2017 Annex 107 Restrictions on power to dispose of land (1) A registered social landlord may make a disposal of land to which subsection (2) applies only if the landlord complies with section 110 in relation to the disposal. (2) This subsection applies to a disposal of land, other than a disposal by way of granting security over the land or any interest in it, which will not result in a tenant under a Scottish secure tenancy ceasing to be a tenant of the landlord making the disposal. (3) A registered social landlord may make a disposal of land to which subsection (4) applies only if– – (a) the landlord complies with sections 115 to 120 in relation to the disposal, and (b) a majority of tenants— (i) voting in a ballot in relation to the disposal under section 115A(1)(a) wish the disposal to proceed, or, as the case may be, (ii) whose written agreement to the disposal was sought under section 115A(1)(b) have given that agreement. (4) This subsection applies to a disposal of land which will result in a tenant under a Scottish secure tenancy ceasing to be a tenant of the landlord making the disposal. (5) This section does not apply where section 108 applies to the disposal. 108 Disposals not requiring consent Disposals not subject to section 107 (1) The Regulator’s consent under this Part is not required for This section applies to a disposal— (a) by way of a lease under a Scottish secure tenancy (or what would be such a tenancy but for schedule 1 to the Housing (Scotland) Act 2001 (asp 10)), (b) by way of a lease under a short Scottish secure tenancy, 59 This document relates to the Housing (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 20) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 4 September 2017 Annex (c) by way of a lease under an assured tenancy or an assured agricultural occupancy, (d) by way of a lease under what would be an assured tenancy but for any of paragraphs 3 to 8 and 12 of schedule 4 to the Housing (Scotland) Act 1988 (c.43), (e) by way of an occupancy arrangement, (g) made in pursuance of a direction given by the Regulator under section 67 or 106, (h) for which the Regulator’s consent is required under section 78, (i) made in implementation of agreed proposals under section 86 or 87, (j) arising from a restructuring for which the Regulator’s consent is required under Part 8 in relation to which Part 8 applies, or (k) of such type and made in such manner as the Regulator may determine. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1)(e) an occupancy arrangement is an arrangement other than a lease— (a) under which a person has the lawful right to occupy living accommodation (within the meaning of section 194 of the Housing (Scotland) Act 2006 (asp 1)) which forms part of premises or a group of premises owned by the landlord, and (b) where the occupants of the premises share with each other one or more of— (i) a toilet, (ii) personal washing facilities, or (iii) facilities for the preparation or provision of cooked food. (3) Before making, revising or withdrawing a determination under subsection (1)(k), the Regulator must consult— (a) Ministers, (b) registered social landlords or their representatives, and (c) secured creditors of registered social landlords or their representatives. 60 This document relates to the Housing (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 20) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 4 September 2017 Annex (4) The Regulator must make arrangements for bringing a determination (and any revision or withdrawal) to the attention of those affected by it. 109 Notification where disposal consent not required Notification of disposals (1) If a registered social landlord makes a disposal which does not require the Regulator’s consent it must notify the Regulator as soon as reasonably practicable. (2) The Regulator may make a determination dispensing with the notification requirement. (1) A registered social landlord must notify the Regulator of any disposal of land or any other asset as soon as reasonably practicable (and, where section 107(4) applies, no later than 28 days) after the disposal is made. (2) The Regulator may make a determination— (a) dispensing with the notification requirement in subsection (1), (b) where section 107(4) applies, extending the period mentioned in that subsection. (3) A determination may be given generally or for particular purposes (and different determinations may be issued for different social landlords or for different areas or properties). (4) Before issuing, revising or withdrawing a general determination, the Regulator must consult— (a) Ministers, (b) tenants of social landlords or their representatives, (c) registered social landlords or their representatives, and (d) secured creditors of registered social landlords or their representatives. (5) The Regulator need not consult on a specific determination relating only to one or more particular registered social landlords or properties. 61 This document relates to the Housing (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 20) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 4 September 2017 Annex 110 Tenant consultation: other disposals Tenant consultation where no change of landlord (1) This section applies where— (a) a registered social landlord proposes to make a disposal of land for which the Regulator’s consent under this Part is required, (aa) the proposed disposal is not by way of granting security over the land or any interest in it, and (b) Part 10 does not apply in relation to the proposed disposal (see section 113). (1) This section applies in relation to disposals of land by registered social landlords to which section 107(2) applies. (2) The registered social landlord must, before making such a disposal— (a) consult— (i) tenants of any houses included in the disposal, and (ii) any other person whom the Regulator requires the landlord to consult, and (b) inform the Regulator of the views expressed by those consulted. (3) The Regulator must issue guidance in relation to consultation under subsection (2). (4) A registered social landlord must, in consulting tenants or other persons under subsection (2)(a), have regard to guidance issued by the Regulator under subsection (3). 111 Effect of disposals without consent A disposal of land by a registered social landlord for which the Regulator’s consent is required is void if the Regulator does not consent to the disposal before it is made. 62 This document relates to the Housing (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 20) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 4 September 2017 Annex 111 Effect of disposals in breach of section 107 (1) A disposal of land by a registered social landlord to which section 107(2) applies is void if the landlord did not comply with section 110(2)(a). (2) A disposal of land by a registered social landlord to which section 107(4) applies is void if— (a) the landlord did not comply with section 115 or 115A(1), or (b) a majority of tenants— (i) voting in a ballot in relation to the disposal under section 115A(1)(a) did not wish the disposal to proceed, or, as the case may be, (ii) whose written agreement to the disposal was sought under section 115A(1)(b) did not give that agreement. 112 De...
Last updated:
29 June 2022
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Section 73F of the Debtors (Scotland) Act 1987 is amended to de-couple the arrangements for fixing the protected minimum balance from the provisions that set the minimum monthly salary limits for earning arrestments.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 December 2012
Welfare Reform Committee 11 December 2012
The amount of money that it pays out to support people is amazing; many of us would have thought that the state should pick up those bills.Unfortunately, we have the massive changes from the Westminster Government, many of which we are aghast at.
Last updated:
2 September 2026
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S7W-02823 Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government, regarding the establishment of Integrated Navigation Centres and Co-ordination Hubs, as outlined in its Health and Care Improving Flow Plan 2026 – 2031, (a) how many will be opened over the next year, (b) how many new staff will be recruited, broken down by ro...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
8 December 2022
S6W-12688
To ask the Scottish Government how many (a) repossessed and (b) empty dwellings have an unoccupied exemption from council tax, and how many have had that exemption for (i) six months or more, (ii) 12 months or more and (iii) two years or more.
