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Official Report
Meeting date:
11 January 2017
Finance and Constitution Committee 11 January 2017
If that is the new normal, that will be bad news for wages, living standards and the public finances, so that is a key issue.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 September 2016
Local Government and Communities Committee 28 September 2016
However, most of the houses that we will live in by the time the climate change targets have to be achieved are already built—people are living in them already.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
3 March 2026
S6W-43770
The Scottish Government understands the important role that sport and leisure services play in improving people’s lives and believes everyone should have access to these services locally.The Scottish Government has not carried out any specific assessment on the impact of transport connectivity on the ability of school-aged children’s access to g...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
26 January 2026
S6W-43025
This compares with 66% of Personal Independence Payment appeals over the past five years, rising to 74% when including lapsed appeals where the DWP changed its decision prior to a tribunal hearing.The Scottish social security system has been co-designed with people who have lived experience, ensuring that processes for challenging decisions are accessible a...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
9 December 2025
S6W-42136
The plan centres on three priorities, which are closely aligned with the vision in Scotland’s homelessness strategy:Ending children living in unsuitable accommodation – as a vital part of the Scottish Government’s determination to eradicate child poverty;Supporting the housing needs of vulnerable communities, including women and children e...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
13 November 2025
S6W-41670
The Scottish Government remains committed to delivering the principles of the Armed Forces Covenant - that serving personnel and their families should face no disadvantage in accessing support and services in comparison to the civilian population as a result of their service.Government officials have engaged with representatives of service families to understand their experience of living and working in Scotland, including access to childcare.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 November 2025
S6W-41199
In line with the Verity House Agreement, local authorities have the autonomy to deliver services that meet the assessed needs of young people in their areas.Since 2021-2022, the Scottish Government have also provided grant funding to Youth Scotland to coordinate the Young Islanders Network which provides young people aged 5-25 years a safe space to express and discuss issues that affect their lives and their islands. Scottish Government are providing £119,400 in 2025-26 to support the network.Young Islanders Network members have been closely involved in informing both the implementation of the current National Islands Plan, published in 2019, and the development of the new iteration of the plan.In 2024-25, Scottish Government also provided £125k to the Rural Youth Action Network (RYAN) as a youth-led project, coordinated jointly by Scottish Rural Action (SRA) and Youth Scotland, to consolidate momentum behind a rural youth mobilisation and participation platform in Scotland.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
6 November 2025
S6W-41233
One aspect of this is the Promise Progress Framework, which builds on a theory of change to identify outcomes for care-experienced children, young people, and families which need to improve by 2030, and national-level data that can help understand where change is happening.The Scottish Government acknowledges that transformational change is required and that progress must be understood not only through outcomes, but also through the lived...
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Date answered:
4 November 2025
S6W-41276
We understand these concerns, and we are committed to working with the key stakeholders to explore alternative artificial pitch systems and more sustainable infill products to reduce the spread of microplastics in the environment.Artificial grass pitches play an important role in the delivery of sport and physical activity across Scotland, helping the nation to lead more active, healthy lives. Well maintained artificial pitches allow for year-round, intensive use and can provide significantly more playing hours than traditional grass pitches.sportscotland, our national agency for sport continue to engage with sporting bodies, educational bodies, and key partners across the sporting sector in the development of synthetic pitches and surfaces.EU legislation designed to protect the environment from exposure to microplastics means that, from 2031, rubber crumb infill material will no longer be available for use on artificial pitches within the EU.While preparation of a restriction proposal under UK REACH has not been taken forward at this time, we are still in discussions with Welsh Government and UK Government on next steps.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
30 October 2025
S6W-41274
We therefore fully support the UK Government and IWC in seeking to secure a permanent worldwide ban, and in continuing to call on all countries who practice any form of whaling, to cease these operations and enforce the worldwide ban.As part of the annual UK-Faroe Islands fisheries negotiations, officials continue to work with the UK Government and raise this topic with Faroe Islands officials.As outlined in the UK/ Faroe Islands Fisheries Framework Agreement ‘The Contracting Parties shall cooperate with a view to achieving the objective of ensuring the long-term conservation and sustainable use of marine living...
