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27 March 2025
SPBill63FMS062025
This Financial Memorandum has been prepared by the Non-Government Bills Unit on behalf of Sarah Boyack MSP (the Member) to set out the costs associated with the measures introduced by the Bill.
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20 March 2025
SPBill62PMS062025accessible
The Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Gaelic, Kate Forbes, MSP, has made the following statement regarding children’s rights: “In accordance with section 23(1) of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (Incorporation) (Scotland) Act 2024, in my view the provisions of the 27 FINAL-Get-Heard-Scotland-Report-of-citiz...
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20 March 2025
SPBill62PMS062025
The Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Gaelic, Kate Forbes, MSP, has made the following statement regarding children’s rights: “In accordance with section 23(1) of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (Incorporation) (Scotland) Act 2024, in my view the provisions of the Community Wealth Building (Scotland) Bill a...
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10 February 2025
Strategic Commercial Assets DG Economy to PAC 7 Feb 2025
Àrd-stiùiriche na h-Eaconomaidh Director-General Economy Gregor Irwin E: [email protected] Richard Leonard MSP Ad Convenor Public Audit Committee Room T3.60 The Scottish Parliament EDINBURGH EH99 1SP ___ 7 February 2025 Dear Mr Leonard Strategic Commercial Assets: Transparency Review This letter encloses the information pack outlined in my letter of ...
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17 September 2024
Major IT Projects Report Sept 2024
Directorate of Internal Audit and Assurance Jennifer Inglis-Jones, Director E: [email protected] Digital Directorate Geoff Huggins, Director Digital E: [email protected] Richard Leonard MSP Convener Public Audit Committee Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP 05 September 2024 Dear Mr Leonard MAJOR IT PROJECTS – PROGRESS REPORT I am...
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12 September 2024
PreBudgetScrutiny202526_SPICeSummaryOfEvidence
My interpretation is that many MPs and MSPs understand the problems at these two levels of government but are frightened to take action for fear of electoral consequences.”
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11 June 2024
Supplementary Delegated Powers Memorandum Planning Scotland Bill
Reason for taking power 106. At stage 1, MSPs expressed concern about the ongoing uncertainty over whether the powers to establish a levy would be used.
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10 June 2024
Financial Memorandum Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Bill
The following other accompanying documents are published separately: • statements on legislative competence by the Presiding Officer and the Cabinet Secretary for Justice (Michael Matheson MSP) (SP Bill 8–LC); • Explanatory Notes (SP Bill 8–EN); • a Policy Memorandum (SP Bill 8–PM). 3.
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10 April 2024
PB_2024_010
Record of Members’ Business taken by the Parliament since 8 June 2021 Date MSP Party Subject 8 June 2021 Jim Fairlie SNP Impact on Scottish Agriculture of Tariff- free Trade Deals 9 June 2021 Neil Gray SNP Social Justice and Fairness Commission Report 15 June 2021 Douglas CON The Campaign to Restore the Ross Consultant-led Maternity Unit at Dr Gray's, Elgin...
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10 April 2024
PB_2024_001
S6M-10801: Roz McCall: Basic Care Standards in Palliative Care - That the Parliament notes the support for the provision of palliative care services in a place of the patient's choosing, wherever possible; understands that the vast majority of people who die each year in Scotland require palliative care services, including in the Mid Scotland and Fife region, where figures reportedly show that, of the 8,095 people who died in NHS board areas within the region in 2021-22, 7,285 had a palliative care need; recognises that, for a number of patients, despite a desire for at- home end of life care, clinical advice and practicality means that palliative care in a hospital setting is deemed more appropriate; notes with concern the recent reported decisions to permanently close some hospice wards, which, it believes, deliver vital and valued care to patients and their families from across Scotland; expresses regret at what it sees as the wide variation in the provision of palliative care across NHS boards in Scotland; considers reports of inadequate patient experiences at some NHS boards to be deeply concerning and notes the view that this reflects a need for such regional variations in the provision of palliative care to be addressed with the utmost urgency; acknowledges the reported pressures on NHS boards to deliver palliative care services without adequate specialist facilities such as hospice wards, and notes the view that the Scottish Government should investigate cases where basic care standards have not been met and ensure that the human rights of all patients are met without exception. 10 PB/S6/24/001 Record of Members’ Business taken by the Parliament since 8 June 2021 Date MSP...
