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Committee reports Date published: 27 September 2022

Stage 1 report on the Hunting with Dogs (Scotland) Bill

Written submission, 23 June 2022. The NWTF highlighted that its Code of Conduct specifies the use of electronic locator collars as “essential”.
Committee reports Date published: 22 June 2020

PE1319: Improving youth football in Scotland

In relation to players in the 15-17 year old age group, the SFA and SPFL similarly indicated that it would "look to introduce a rule whereby clubs must also commit to the young person for the full three year period and may only release him during this period where there is mutual consent, or for exceptional reasons such as breach of discipline/code of condu...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 2 September 2002

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LHOs which have not yet achieved registration can also adopt rules on membership, or ask members to sign a code of conduct.(c) A person may be excluded from membership of a housing association if their application does not meet an association's membership policy or rules or if a committee member does not agree by its code of conduct.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 1 December 2000

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As our discussions regarding housing benefit reform and the proposed Glasgow Stock Transfer with DSS relate to the process by which a decision or policy has been reached, they are exempt from disclosure under the terms of the code. Both the Code of Practice and the Memorandum are available on our website.
Official Report Meeting date: 8 March 2000

Social Inclusion, Housing and Voluntary Sector Committee, 08 Mar 2000

At that point, a decision was made to take the receipts from Scottish Homes's stock transfers and use them for the repayment of debt.
Official Report Meeting date: 13 September 2005

Health Committee, 13 Sep 2005

The code has been the subject of considerable consultation and I hope that the final code of practice will be useful to people who perform duties under the act.
Official Report Meeting date: 18 February 2003

Education, Culture and Sport Committee, 18 Feb 2003

Members have in front of them all the relevant material on the petition, which has been considered at some length by a number of committees.Having read through the evidence, I suggest that we should not try to restrict what flags are flown at football or rugby matches or anywhere else but that we should accept that Pantone 300 is the correct colour of azure blue for the saltire. Our proposal will be a voluntary code...
Official Report Meeting date: 16 November 1999

Public Petitions Committee, 16 Nov 1999

As I understand it, this provision is to be included in the highway code. The petitioners want it to be part of the law.
Official Report Meeting date: 28 February 2006

Local Government and Transport Committee, 28 Feb 2006

The code of practice? Yes. That is still in development.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 16 August 2001

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The table below shows the amount of public sector funding going into, or contributing towards, the rail network in Scotland and which comes from sources outside the Assigned Budget.Public Funding of Scottish Rail Network from Outwith Assigned Budget (£ Millions) YEARFranchise payments to ScotRail(1)(2)SRA Funds (RPP)(3)Freight Facilities Grants from DETR (3)Track Access Grants Payments from DETR(4)Franchise payments to Virgin Trains (Cross Country services) (2)(5)Franchise payments to Virgin Trains (West Coast services)(2)(5)Franchise payments to GNER(2)(5)1996-1997 Contracts awarded to 1999-2000 amount to £2.01 million. 30.68 5.83 61.471997-1998135.98 115.9376.6355.051998-1999130.90 101.4570.2137.401999-2000125.80 6.4686.7859.0617.362000-2001110.220.080.160.2879.8957.68 6.682001-2002 0.41 74.8857.752.202002-2003 0.18 55.81( 4.29)0.152003-2004 0.15 44.74( 58.25) 0.152004-2005 0.06 TOTAL502.900.886.622.29590.16264.62180.46(1) Franchise payments to ScotRail met from the Assigned Budget after April 2001.(2) Franchise payments for 1995-96 to 2000-01 are the net outturn cash amounts paid to the private sector and include actual incentive payments and receipts...

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