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7 March 2023
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S5W-15088 Alex Cole-Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government what information it has regarding how many GPs work, on average, (a) between (i) 40 and 50, (ii) 50 and 60, (iii) 60 and 70, (iv) 70 and 80, (v) 80 and 90, (vi) 90 and 100 and (vii) 100 and 110 and (b) over 110 hours each week, and what the highest figure reported in the Primary Care Workforce Sur...
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14 February 2023
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Written questions lodged on 24 February 2022 S6W-06156 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government how many recorded offences of (a) actual and (b) attempted (i) theft from a motor vehicle by opening a lockfast place, (ii) theft of a motor vehicle, (iii) theft by opening a lockfast place, (iv) theft by housebreaking, including housebreaking "with intent", and (v) house burglary there have been in each of the last 10 years, and, of these, (A) how many and (B) what percentage (1) were reported by the public, (2) were subsequently investigated by police, (3) led to charges being brought and (4) resulted in a successful prosecution.
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14 February 2023
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R S6W-08807 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W-08560 by Shona Robison on 25 May 2022, what information the register records regarding the subsequent (a) destination of any tenants leaving properties that have exited, including the homeless presentations made to their local authority, and (b) use of those properties, including use as (i) PRS stock, (ii) owner-occupied homes, (iii) second homes, (iv) empty homes and (v...
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14 February 2023
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Supported by: Edward Mountain*, Jeremy Balfour*, Douglas Ross*, Murdo Fraser*, Annabelle Ewing*, Miles Briggs* *S6M-04867 Tess White: Hollie Davidson Becomes First Female Referee for a Men's Six Nations Side in a Test Match—That the Parliament congratulates the Aboyne-based Scottish Rugby Union referee, Hollie Davidson, who will become the first female to referee a men’s Six Nations side in a test match when Italy face Portugal in June 2022; understands that this will be the first time an all-female refereeing team have taken charge of a men’s test match; notes that Hollie, who attended Aboyne Academy, became Scottish Rugby Union’s first full-time professional women’s referee in 2017; understands that, in January 2021, Hollie refereed her first professional men’s game, when she took charge of Newcastle Falcons v...
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17 June 2022
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Supported by: Edward Mountain*, Jeremy Balfour*, Douglas Ross*, Murdo Fraser*, Annabelle Ewing*, Miles Briggs* *S6M-04867 Tess White: Hollie Davidson Becomes First Female Referee for a Men's Six Nations Side in a Test Match—That the Parliament congratulates the Aboyne-based Scottish Rugby Union referee, Hollie Davidson, who will become the first female to referee a men’s Six Nations side in a test match when Italy face Portugal in June 2022; understands that this will be the first time an all-female refereeing team have taken charge of a men’s test match; notes that Hollie, who attended Aboyne Academy, became Scottish Rugby Union’s first full-time professional women’s referee in 2017; understands that, in January 2021, Hollie refereed her first professional men’s game, when she took charge of Newcastle Falcons v...
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31 May 2022
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R S6W-08807 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W-08560 by Shona Robison on 25 May 2022, what information the register records regarding the subsequent (a) destination of any tenants leaving properties that have exited, including the homeless presentations made to their local authority, and (b) use of those properties, including use as (i) PRS stock, (ii) owner-occupied homes, (iii) second homes, (iv) empty homes and (v...
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24 February 2022
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Written questions lodged on 24 February 2022 S6W-06156 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government how many recorded offences of (a) actual and (b) attempted (i) theft from a motor vehicle by opening a lockfast place, (ii) theft of a motor vehicle, (iii) theft by opening a lockfast place, (iv) theft by housebreaking, including housebreaking "with intent", and (v) house burglary there have been in each of the last 10 years, and, of these, (A) how many and (B) what percentage (1) were reported by the public, (2) were subsequently investigated by police, (3) led to charges being brought and (4) resulted in a successful prosecution.
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26 January 2026
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This includes (as detailed in subsection (2)(a)(i) to (v)): the number of people who make first and second declarations; the numbers who end their lives under the provisions of the Bill; the reasons why people want to be provided with assistance to end their lives; the reasons why a person decides not to proceed and end their own life; the details of the ap...
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26 January 2026
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This includes (as detailed in subsection (2)(a)(i) to (v)): the number of people who make first and second declarations; the numbers who end their lives under the provisions of the Bill; the reasons why people want to be provided with assistance to end their lives; the reasons why a person decides not to proceed and end their own life; the details of the ap...
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12 March 2025
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Exemptions modelled on the Town and Country Planning Regulations 3 (1) Advertising is exempt from the advertising offence where it consists of the display of an advertisement— 10 (a) to which the Town and Country Planning Regulations do not apply by virtue of 1 regulation 3(1) of those regulations, or (b) if— (i) consent for the display of the advertisement is granted by regulation 10(1) of those regulations (deemed consent for display of advertisement), and 15 (ii) the display or advertisement complies with the conditions set out in schedules 1 and 4 of those regulations. (2) But the exemption in sub-paragraph (1) does not apply to the display of— (a) an advertisement described in regulation 3(1)(c) of those regulations (advertisements incorporated in the fabric of a building) if the advertisement is not in existence 20 at the date this paragraph comes into force, (b) an advertisement described in regulation 3(1)(d) of those regulations (advertisements displayed on enclosed land), if the enclosed land (as defined in regulation 2 of those regulations) on which the advertisement is displayed is— (i) a railway station (and its yards and forecourt whether enclosed or not), 25 (ii) a bus station (together with its forecourt whether enclosed or not), or (iii) a sports stadium, (c) an advertisement mentioned in regulation 3(1)(e) of those regulations (display on or consisting of a balloon), (d) an advertisement mentioned in regulation 13(1) and (3) of those regulations 30 (advertisements on sites used for the display of advertisements on 16 August 1948), (e) an advertisement under regulation 19 of those regulations (display of advertisements after expiry of express consent), (f) an advertisement within Class I(2) if the advertisement— 35 (i) is not displayed wholly for the purpose of announcement or direction in relation to the functions of the planning authority by which it is displayed, and (ii) is not reasonably required to be displayed for the safe or efficient performance of those functions, 22 UEFA European Championship (Scotland) Bill Schedule 3—Advertising offence: exemptions for certain types of activity (g) an advertisement within Class III(4) (certain advertisements of a temporary nature) if the advertisement promotes or advertises— (i) a good or service, (ii) a person or body that provides a good or service, 5 (h) an advertisement within Class III(6) (certain advertisements of a temporary nature: hoardings), (i) an advertisement within Class V...
