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31 May 2022
Letter to Gillian Martin from Ms Todd
Ministear airson Slàinte Phoblach, Slàinte Bhoireannaich agus Spòrs Maree Todd BPA Minister for Public Health, Women’s Health and Sport Maree Todd MSP T: 0300 244 4000 Gillian Martin MSP Cc.
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12 October 2021
AnnexeTableLetter from Mr Arthur to Local Government and Communities Committee UK SI ENV 022 4
Therefore, we are sending this notification to the following Scottish Parliament committees who will have an interest in this instrument: Legislative Functions Lead Minister Committee Agricultural Mairi Gougeon MSP, Rural Affairs, Islands and Cabinet Secretary for Rural Natural Environment Affairs and Islands Committee Environmental Waste Lorna Slater MSP, Net Zero, Energy and Regulations Minister for Green Skills, Transport Committee Circular Economy and Biodiversity Planning (Extractive Tom Arthur MSP, Local Government and waste) Minister for Public Finance, Communities Committee Planning and Community Wealth I am copying this letter to the Convener of the Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee.
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28 May 2025
Minutes of the LGBTI CPG Meeting 26 September 2024 amended
Karen Adam noted that what was helpful for MSPs was if the sector could help with how they wanted MSPs to respond.
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25 October 2024
Minutes of the LGBTI CPG Meeting 26 September 2024 amended
Karen Adam noted that what was helpful for MSPs was if the sector could help with how they wanted MSPs to respond.
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4 October 2024
Cross Party Group on Rural Policy June 2024 Meeting Note Approved
Cross-Party Group on Rural Policy 4 June 2024 18:00-19:30 (Hybrid) Decarbonising Rural and Island Scotland Minutes (Approved) Present MSPs Edward Mountain MSP Finlay Carson MSP Arianne Burgess MSP Rhoda Grant MSP Speakers Catriona Mallows University of Highlands and Islands Robert Price University of St.
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19 August 2024
Minute of meeting held 4 June 2024
Cross-Party Group on Rural Policy 4 June 2024 18:00-19:30 (Hybrid) Decarbonising Rural and Island Scotland Minutes (Unapproved) Present MSPs Edward Mountain MSP Finlay Carson MSP Arianne Burgess MSP Rhoda Grant MSP Speakers Catriona Mallows University of Highlands and Islands Robert Price University of St.
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6 October 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 11 May 2022
Cross-Party Group on the Circular Economy th 11 May 2022 – 6pm via Zoom Present MSPs • Maurice Golden MSP • Brian Whittle MSP • Lorna Slater MSP • Monica Lennon MSP • Mercedes Villalba MSP • Michelle Thomson MSP • Gillian Martin MSP Invited guests • Lorna Slater MSP (Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity) • Adam Read (Director of Suez and President of CIWM) • Kim Pratt (Circular Economy Campaigner, Friends of the Earth Scotland) • Pam Walker (Waste & Recycling Manager, Aberdeen City Council) Non-MSP Group Members • Aidan Robson • Angus Murdoch (Edinburgh City Council) • Anthony Burns (ACS Clothing) • Bruce Reekie • Caitlin Turner (Youth Ocean Network) • Calum Duncan • Catherine Gemmell (Secretariat – MCS UK) • Catherine Gunby (Secretariat – Fidra) • Charlotte Beckham • Claire Rennie (Summerhouse Drinks) • Daniel Stunell (Eunomia) • David McIntosh • Erin Scott • Euan Thomson • Hannah Evans 1 • Ian Matheson (Blythswood Care) • Janet McVea • Jenni Hume (Reloop) • Jennifer MacKay (QMU) • Joan D’Arcy (Plastic Bay) • John Young • Laura Young (Youth Ocean Network) • Lindsey Hepburn • Mairi Lowe • Mary Beth Graham (Fashion Revolution) • Matthew Crighton • Michael Cook (Circular Communities) • Paul Smith • Peter McCafferty (Zero Waste Scotland) • Phoebe Cochrane (Secretariat – Scottish Environment LINK) • Shlomo Dowen (UKWIN) • Josh Dowen (UKWIN) • Sophie Brett (Secretariat – Keep Scotland Beautiful) • Stephen Freeland (Scottish Environmental Services Association) • Suzanne Forup (Cycling UK) Apologies • Sarah Boyack MSP • Stephen Kerr MSP Agenda Item 1: Welcome and Introductions • Maurice Golden MSP opened the meeting and welcomed attendees, including MSPs, and outlined the format for the evening. • Maurice noted the minister’s busy schedule and thanked her for attending. • Apologies were taken as noted above. • The minutes of the previous meeting were proposed by Phoebe Cochrane and seconded by Maurice Golden MSP.
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5 February 2026
SPCB 2026 Paper 05 annexe B
Support and 12 I strongly recommend that Parliament continues to SPCB Recommend this is advice passed to officials in make it clear that the pastoral support mechanisms People Services who lead that are available to staff, are available to MSPs, on the MSP support generally in any guidance produced in response to service and the election other recommendations, at induction, and specifically team regarding induction, at the point a complaint is received and notified to the and with the ESC for MSP (recognising this will require liaison with the consideration.
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27 June 2025
Challenging Racial CPG Meeting Minutes 26022025
Cross-Party Group on Challenging Racial and Religious Prejudice th 26 February 2025, 6pm, CR3 (Hybrid) Minute Present MSP Foysol Choudhury MSP (Convenor) Non-MSP Members Amjad Hossain Shahid Farooq Shahin Firat Rajnish Singh Ephraim, SCoJeC/J-CoS Naeem Ahmed- Muslim Council of Scotland Marilyn Gordon , Brahma Kumaris Cecolin, Alessandra Sara Medel Jimenez, Edinburgh University Kimberley Wong, CRER Nina Munday Hatice Tugba Ikizler Naseem Anwar Nahid Aslam Sameer Hussain Cllr Nurul Hoque Ali Apologies Pam Gosal MSP Dr Adrees, MSC Scotland Bushra Riaz Michael (CARE) Shaukat Sultan Agenda item1 Welcome • Foysol Choudhury MSP welcomed CPG Members and set out purpose of meeting i.e planning for the year ahead and ways of moving forward as a group; setting out how many meetings CPG should aim to have for the year ahead, topics to cover; encouraging presentations to be done in person if possible; reminded purpose of CPG and clarified some aspects of the CPG operation. • Previous minutes agreed Agenda item 2: Update from CPG Convenor • Foysol provided updates on recent hate crime report Tell Mama Report 2025 Tell Mama report • Convenor reminded CPG members that group was open to any organisation, individuals who wish to talk on issues impacting communities whether racial or religious by nature; further noting we need to tackle issues of prejudice together. • Foysol further emphasised the door is open to all organisations who would like to cover a topic and do a presentation with advice that any press release should ensure information provided is correct to any misinformation in public domain; CPG cannot endorse reports as such but is there to listen and support any research findings. • Reminded group that this is a non-political group.
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20 June 2025
SPCB 2025 Paper 29
Qualitative research was carried out by two researchers from SPICe between February and April 2025. 28 participants across MSPs, MSP staff, SPS staff and the current and previous Heads of Business for the Forum shared their views.
