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27 March 2025
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The Commissioner’s team “undertook extensive research and evidence gathering, with a literature review and an analysis of Welsh Government materials, supplemented by over 40 evidence sessions with Welsh Government Ministers, civil 80 The overarching findings of this review servants, representatives of public bodies and others”. were as follows: • The WFG Act and the extent to which it has been embedded in the DNA of Welsh public policy development and delivery continues to be world-leading; • The reach of the Act, enthusiasm and commitment for what it aims to achieve has extended beyond those organisations who are covered by the legislation; 77 No-Safe-Place.pdf 78 Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 79 C28299-FG-Section-20-Review-ENG.pdf 80 Section 20 Review – The Future Generations Commissioner for Wales 22 This document relates to the Wellbeing and Sustainable Development (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 63) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 27 March 2025 • Its success to date...
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12 February 2025
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Director General (Operations) – Houses of Parliament (tal.net) 5 Based on 2022-23 pay scale. 2023-24 cost of living award pending 6 Based on salary published in job ad dated May 2021 5 7 House of Lords 3. Chief Operating Officer will have a wide-ranging Board responsibility, £125,000 £158,805 including acting as the Deputy to the Clerk as Chief Executive.
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19 November 2024
Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning Professor Chris Loynes 14 November 2024
The addition of measuring the impact of residentials on nature connectedness using valid and reliable scales is more recent (Hinds & O’Malley, 2019; Mullenbach et al., 2019) however no studies to date have employed the Nature Connectedness Index (Richardson et al., 2019), the shortest child-friendly measure.
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25 June 2024
Consultation Summary_Greyhound Racing Final
Individual respondent Paul Koller (ID 237548941) stated: “I get very frustrated by the misinformation put around by the anti racing brigade, often using information which is incorrect or out of date, who quite clearly have no knowledge about how greyhounds are looked after, trained, fed and treated.
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7 February 2024
Mark Ruskell Consultation Document
An online copy is available on the Scottish Parliament’s website at: https://www.parliament.scot/greyhound-racing-ban under Parliamentary Business / Bills / Proposals for Members’ Bills. 4 Background Introduction The activity of greyhound racing has been taking place in Scotland since the 1920s, and the fundamental principles of the activity, such as the track design, remain 1 largely unaltered to date...
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30 May 2022
RighttoAddictionRecoveryconsultationsummary FINAL
Recovery Enterprises Scotland CIC (ORG_007) reflected that: “A national fund would support allocation of resources where there’s a direct impact and contributing to options for people’s recovery. Our collective approaches to date have failed, we must change mechanisms to enable fresh approaches, not more of the same by the same structures”. 28 This issue wa...
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 April 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 22 April 2010
The British Labour Party’s dilemma in Scotland is that its Westminster bosses are telling the world that the recession was not their fault but was a global recession—and yes, there was a global recession—so the recession in Britain had ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 February 2026
Meeting of the Parliament 03 February 2026 [Draft]
We have completed four tranches of emergency early releases, and 415 prisoners have been released to date; that figure is lower than expected.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 December 2025
Social Justice and Social Security Committee 11 December 2025
That is something that the committee may return to at a later date, to see how that could work in practice.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 May 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 29 May 2025
As my motion states, “54 individuals have been prosecuted to date for their role in the massacre but ... many more were involved in creating the culture and environment, which led to the genocide in Srebrenica, through their use of hate speech, oppression, discrimination and propaganda against the Bosnian Muslim population”.
