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29 January 2026
20260129_Draft CCP Response to NZET
With regards to the estate modernisation programme, Chris Brown, Chief Executive of the SPA commented that it allows Police Scotland to build efficiency in from the beginning “instead of having to patch things up later.”
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4 December 2025
Draft Minutes 29 November 2025 International Development
Agenda item 4 – CPG review of Scottish Government International Development Programme The findings of the CPG’s review into spending on international development by the Scottish Government was published in June and has been shared with the Scottish Government and the stakeholders who contributed to evidence sessions and research.
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1 December 2025
Prostitution Bill 29 October Meeting Follow up Information Niina Vuolajarvi
Market effects: • Initial 53% reduction in online sex work activity • Market returned to pre-law levels within 18–24 months Violence: • 10–22% increase in sexual assaults against women following the law's introduction F RANCE (LAW INTRODUCED 2016) Source: Médecins du Monde survey (583 sex workers surveyed, 70 in-depth interviews) Reported harms: • Increase in violence • Deterioration of living conditions • Loss of income • Reduced ability to negotiate condom use • Deterioration of relations with police • Exit programmes...
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12 November 2025
Chamber_Minutes_20250520
Revision to Business: The Minister for Parliamentary Business (Jamie Hepburn), on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau, moved S6M-17606—That the Parliament agrees to the following revisions to the programme of business— (a) Tuesday 20 May 2025— after followed by Topical Questions insert followed by Ministerial Statement: Scottish Government Response to the Ou...
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24 October 2025
SNIB DG Economy to PAC 24 Oct 2025
This will be on comparable terms to the UK Government programme generating the Barnett consequentials.
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3 October 2025
Health Inequalities CPG FINAL Minutes 4 June 2025
Key highlights: • Street Soccer Scotland runs 60+ weekly sessions across the country, offering free football, personal development, and education. • Their programmes support people facing homelessness, addiction, mental health challenges, long-term unemployment, and reintegration after prison. • The model is 30% football, 70% engagement, focusing on buildin...
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16 June 2025
Skills Policy and Delivery in Scotland Minister for Higher and Further Education 27 May 2025
It was clear to the Committee, from several businesses that it heard from, that they have successful, purposeful development programmes to bring in and develop staff and that more should be done to share and learn from those models that work and build better links with local colleges.
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12 June 2025
Health Inequalities CPG DRAFT Minutes 4 June 2025
Key highlights: • Street Soccer Scotland runs 60+ weekly sessions across the country, offering free football, personal development, and education. • Their programmes support people facing homelessness, addiction, mental health challenges, long-term unemployment, and reintegration after prison. • The model is 30% football, 70% engagement, focusing on buildin...
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20 December 2024
Arthritis CPG Meeting 03 05 23 Minutes (003)
Arthritis and MSK Cross Party Group Meeting 03/05/23, 6pm-8pm Attendance in person MSPs: • Paul O’Kane MSP • Pam Duncan-Glancy MSP • Jenny Minto MSP • Rachel Hamilton MSP Non-MSPS • Morag Innes, Office of Pam Duncan-Glancy MSP • Neil Basu, University of Glasgow • Alison Black, NHS Grampian and University of Aberdeen • Martin Davison, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, NHS Lanarkshire • Kathryn Berg, University of Edinburgh • Douglas Guest, Versus Arthritis • Nick Clements, Scottish Committee for Orthopaedic and Trauma • Sue Cole, NRAS • Laura Neil, NHS24 • Deborah Nelson, Royal Osteoporosis Society Virtual attendance • Sue Cole • Maureen McAllister • Michelle Stevenson • Alan MacDonald • Lorna __ • Stefan Siebert • Ailsa Bosworth • Nicci Motiang • Caron Jenkins • Dorothy-Grace Elder • Lesley Rose • Louise Wilson • Heather Ann Baxter • Gerald Ellison • Catherine Hughes • Stephen Bridgman • Robin Munro Agenda item 1 Welcome, housekeeping & opening remarks • CPG noted its thanks to Anne Simpson for her dedication, knowledge and expertise which will be missed • Paid thanks to Emma Roddick MSP for all the work that she did – will write letter to Emma for her work • Note apologies & Paul apologised as has to leave early • Funding approved for FLS service after ROS campaign • Pam visit to FLS QEUH • Note upcoming JIA Awareness Week & theme #BustingMyths & encouraged everyone in CPG to get involved • New member Gary McFarlane approved • Laura Neil listed as present at Jan meeting but wasn’t – she had sent apologies – minutes approved besides that amendment • Noted representation of Scot Govt here – Jenny Minto MSP • No response to Emma R biologic letter • Letter to Covid Enquiry & working on best ways & means to do that due to changes round membership of enquiry & will update CPG forthwith • Informed Jackie B that PHS website not updated Agenda item 2 Election of new secretariat & deputy convener • Alan McGinley self-nominated for secretariat on interim position until September – Dorothy- Grace Elder concerns about secretariat linked to Govt funding – Pam explained what the role involves – Alan nominated & will revisit in Sept – seconded by Rachel Hamilton • Rachel Hamilton self-nominated as Deputy Convener – seconded by Paul O’Kane Agenda item 3 Jenny Minto MSP, Minister for Public Health and Women’s Health • Pam welcomed the Minister to her portfolio • Health is key priority • Meetings like this help bring issues to forefront • Important that people with arthritis & msk receive best possible care throughout Scotland • Healthboards making progress reducing number of patients on orthopaedic lists – wants to drive improvements in these specialities – Scot Govt funding +4mil biggest increase in planned care capacity ever created – additional capacity for knee & hip surgery • Work with health boards to understand patient pain & appropriate support where needed • Services must take opportunity to improve care for people with chronic pain – pain management plan July 2022 – want people with chronic pain to be able to take control of their condition & be more empowered to make decisions regarding their care • Access to care & physiotherapy for people living in rural areas will be a key focus • Scot Govt will promote clear & national approach to pain management • Would welcome CPGs support for actions set out in plan & framework • Care needs to be consistent regardless of socio-economic factors or areas • Undertaking new programme...
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19 December 2024
SEPA_submission for 17 Dec evidence session_13 December 2024
Implementation – Our preparations As part of our wider modernisation programme, SEPA is undertaking significant work to make sure that the right preparations are taking place for the smooth introduction of the water, waste and PPC regimes from November 2025.
