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Date answered:
25 August 2023
S6W-20607
The Scottish Government does not track the participation of children aged between 10 and 15 in cultural activities. S6W-20607
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 May 2013
Meeting of the Parliament 07 May 2013
About 500 of them were dads, and many of them told us that they feel that mums get offered support but dads are expected just to get on with things.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 January 2026
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 27 January 2026 [Draft]
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme (Amendment) (Extension to Maritime Activities) Order 2026 [Draft] Is the committee content that no reporting grounds are engaged?
Official Report
Meeting date:
31 October 2023
Health, Social Care and Sport Committee 31 October 2023
I do not care how you get there—you must get there.” That is what happens on the ground.
Last updated:
17 November 2025
PB_25_Paper147
S6M-18800: Liam Kerr: The Insights of the Report of the Energy Transition Institute at Robert Gordon University, Striking the Balance— That the Parliament notes the report, Striking the Balance, which was produced by the Energy Transition Institute at Robert Gordon University; understands that it provides predictions for the future of the offshore energy workforce in the UK, which, it states, employs around 154,000 people, including in the North East Scotland region; understands that the report states that a best case outcome could see a need for 210,000 roles in offshore energy production, but that this would only be achievable through the installation of a further 6GW approximately of offshore wind each year and by managing the decline of oil and gas production over a prolonged timeframe; notes the report’s claim that the worst-case situation anticipates around 400 oil and gas job losses in the UK each fortnight across the next five years; acknowledges with concern the report’s claim that, if Scotland does not pursue renewable activities...
Last updated:
7 November 2025
PB_25_Paper141
S6M-18800: Liam Kerr: The Insights of the Report of the Energy Transition Institute at Robert Gordon University, Striking the Balance— That the Parliament notes the report, Striking the Balance, which was produced by the Energy Transition Institute at Robert Gordon University; understands that it provides predictions for the future of the offshore energy workforce in the UK, which, it states, 5 PB/S6/25/141 employs around 154,000 people, including in the North East Scotland region; understands that the report states that a best case outcome could see a need for 210,000 roles in offshore energy production, but that this would only be achievable through the installation of a further 6GW approximately of offshore wind each year and by managing the decline of oil and gas production over a prolonged timeframe; notes the report’s claim that the worst-case situation anticipates around 400 oil and gas job losses in the UK each fortnight across the next five years; acknowledges with concern the report’s claim that, if Scotland does not pursue renewable activities...
Last updated:
1 October 2025
SPBill75ENS062025accessible
The alternative view is that the 5 satoshi returned in change are distinct from the ones used as inputs to the transaction, in the same way as if someone pays with a £10 note and gets a £5 note back in change, the £5 note is a completely distinct thing from the £10 note.
Last updated:
30 September 2025
SPBill75ENS062025
The alternative view is that the 5 satoshi returned in change are distinct from the ones used as inputs to the transaction, in the same way as if someone pays with a £10 note and gets a £5 note back in change, the £5 note is a completely distinct thing from the £10 note.
Last updated:
30 September 2025
Energy Price Rises
We want to ensure our approach works cohesively with a package of measures available to consumers to help them decarbonise and get a good deal. We will work to identify how costs can be allocated in a way which incentivises user behaviour that drives decarbonisation.
Last updated:
30 June 2025
PB_25_Paper99
S6M-17971: Patrick Harvie: The Future of Glasgow’s Bus Services— That the Parliament notes Strathclyde Partnership for Transport’s (SPT) proposals to develop bus franchising arrangements for the region and its recent consultation on how to create more affordable, reliable and environmentally sustainable bus services in Strathclyde; further notes the calls for SPT to proceed with the most ambitious approach to franchising, and for the Scottish Government to work constructively with SPT to make this possible; welcomes the report from Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC), The Next Stop: The Case for Publicly Owned Buses in Scotland; notes that it argues that moving local buses into public ownership would have a positive impact for local communities, allow local authorities to plan routes and cap fares, and return revenues to the public sector; understands that Scotland’s only publicly owned bus company, Lothian Buses, has returned a dividend of £36 million to its local authority shareholders over the last decade; congratulates Get...
