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29 September 2021
Paper 1_SPice Briefing
The PfG notes reaching the child poverty targets as requiring: “a significant cross-government and society wide effort, and sits alongside our work to drive up good, fair and inclusive employment opportunities” Other measures to tackle poverty include: • Plan to end the need for food banks • £10m over the Parliament to increase access to advice services • Work towards a Minimum Income Guarantee and explore Universal Basic Services (see theme below) • Additional £18m for Warmer Homes targeted at those in fuel poverty • Consult on becoming a Fair Work Nation by 2025, requiring those getting...
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21 November 2025
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Supported by: Alexander Stewart*, Craig Hoy*, Dr Sandesh Gulhane*, Meghan Gallacher*, Murdo Fraser*, Liam Kerr*, Douglas Ross*, Miles Briggs*, Annie Wells*, Colin Beattie*, Liz Smith*, Brian Whittle* *S6M-19847 Ariane Burgess: Congratulations to Forres Osprey Bus SCIO on National Lottery Funding —That the Parliament congratulates Forres Osprey Bus SCIO on being awarded £19,400 from the National Lottery Awards for All Scotland programme; notes that this funding will contribute to its community transport initiative, which provides vital support to people in the Forres Academy catchment area who experience disadvantage through age, disability, ill-health, financial hardship or other challenges; recognises that Forres Osprey Bus currently operates two buses that can be booked by local groups to enable participation in community activities...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
4 October 2021
S6W-03156
The 2020-21 Programme for Government (PfG) stated that over £500 million will be invested in active travel over the next 5 years. The 2021-22 PfG states that by 2024-25 at least £320 million or 10% of the total transport budget will be spent on active travel.
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19 March 2026
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A member shall not submit a claim which relates to party political activity, and a member shall not enter into any arrangement which could give rise to a benefit to a party-political organisation.
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29 April 2025
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S6W-37221 Ariane Burgess: To ask the Scottish Government how many of the 210 appeals against SEPA's sea lice control measures, reported active as of March 2025, (a) have been (i) upheld and (ii) dismissed and (b) are still under consideration.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 December 2017
Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee 13 December 2017
He said that if “must” were used, ministers would have to do the specified activities only once, which does not seem to be a logical argument.
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18 December 2019
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UEFA European Championship (Scotland) Bill [AS PASSED] CONTENTS Section Introductory 1 Meaning of key terms Ticket touting 2 Ban on ticket touting 2A Exception for charity auctions 3 Exception for certain advertisers etc. 4 Provision of electronic facilities Street trading etc. 5 Ban on outdoor trading within event zone 6 Trading activities, places and prohibited times 7 Trading permitted in prescribed circumstances 8 Existing trading licences 9 Alternative arrangements where existing trading banned during Championship 10 Guidance and information about trading Advertising 11 Ban on advertising within event zones 12 Advertising activities, places and prohibited times 13 Advertising permitted in prescribed circumstances 14 Existing advertising licences 15 Guidance and information about advertising Enforcement 16 Enforcement officers 17 General enforcement powers 18 Restrictions on general enforcement powers 19 Power to enter and search 20 Use of reasonable force 21 Further restrictions on entering houses 22 Power to obtain information 23 Requirement to produce authority 24 Test purchases 25 Compensation and recovery of costs 26 Obstructing an enforcement officer 27 Police powers 28 Action under sections 17 to 24: procedure SP Bill 54B Session 5 (2019) ii UEFA European Championship (Scotland) Bill Offences 29 Penalties 30 Individual culpability where offending by an organisation Final provisions 31 Regulation-making powers 32 Regulation-making powers: consultation and relevant considerations 33 Interpretation 34 Commencement 35 Repeal 36 Short title 1 UEFA European Championship (Scotland) Bill Amendments to the Bill since the previous version are indicated by sidelining in the right margin.
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9 December 2019
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UEFA European Championship (Scotland) Bill [AS AMENDED AT STAGE 2] CONTENTS Section Introductory 1 Meaning of key terms Ticket touting 2 Ban on ticket touting 2A Exception for charity auctions 3 Exception for certain advertisers etc. 4 Provision of electronic facilities Street trading etc. 5 Ban on outdoor trading within event zone 6 Trading activities, places and prohibited times 7 Trading permitted in prescribed circumstances 8 Existing trading licences 9 Alternative arrangements where existing trading banned during Championship 10 Guidance and information about trading Advertising 11 Ban on advertising within event zones 12 Advertising activities, places and prohibited times 13 Advertising permitted in prescribed circumstances 14 Existing advertising licences 15 Guidance and information about advertising Enforcement 16 Enforcement officers enforcement powers 17 General 18 Restrictions on general enforcement powers 19 Power to enter and search 20 Use of reasonable force 21 Further restrictions on entering houses 22 Power to obtain information 23 Requirement to produce authority 24 Test purchases 25 Compensation and recovery of costs 26 Obstructing an enforcement officer powers 27 Police 28 Action under sections 17 to 24: procedure SP Bill 54A Session 5 (2019) ii UEFA European Championship (Scotland) Bill Offences 29 Penalties 30 Individual culpability where offending by an organisation Final provisions 31 Regulation-making powers 32 Regulation-making powers: consultation and relevant considerations 33 Interpretation 34 Commencement 35 Repeal 36 Short title 1 UEFA European Championship (Scotland) Bill Amendments to the Bill since the previous version are indicated by sidelining in the right margin.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 March 2015
Justice Committee 03 March 2015
Thirdly, it is a prerequisite to getting at the people we want to get at—I am talking about organised criminals in particular—because survivors are potential witnesses.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 May 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 07 May 2025
Awareness raising and lived experience are absolutely critical in getting to the point of being able to detect less survivable cancers such as brain tumours early, so I thank them for that.
