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26 September 2024
CabSecNZE_Development of CCP_26 September 2024
CO concentration – 800,000 years 2 400 )m 350 pp( noita 300 rtnecno 250 C 2OC 200 150 Source Thousands of years ago Scripps Institution of Oceonography Climate crisis?
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13 May 2024
Register of Interests for the Parliamentary Year 14 May 2022 to 12 May 2023
Interest in shares N o r e g i s t r a ble interests. Voluntary I a m a M ember of the Law Society of Scotland.
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15 November 2024
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These changes would result in the following changes to the gender balance of the relevant committees— Before changes After changes Change Committee Total Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female M+1; EFWC 9 6 3 67% 33% 7 2 78% 22% F-1 No ECYPC 10 7 3 70% 30% 7 3 70% 30% change M+1; NZETC 7 5 2 71% 29% 6 1 86% ...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
6 February 2024
Local government finance: Budget 2024-25 and provisional allocations to local authorities
The below tables therefore compare the 2024-25 provisional figures with the most recent 2023-24 figures set out in the Finance Circular, in both cash and real terms:
Table 4: comparing revenue allocations, Budget 2024-25 and Outturn 2023-24 (cash terms)2023-24 (£m)2024-25 (£m)Change (£m)Change (%)General Resource Grant8,998.29,914.1+915.9+10%Non Domestic Rate Income3,047.03,068.0+21.0+1%Specific Revenue Grants775.9263.0-512.9-66%Total Revenue12,821.013,245.1+424.1+3%Scottish Government's Local Government Finance Circular 8/2023Table 5: comparing revenue allocations, Budget 2024-25 and Outturn 2023-24 ("real" terms, 2023-24 prices)2023-24 (£m)2024-25 (£m)Change (£m)Change (%)General Resource Grant8,998.29,750.6+752.4+8%Non Domestic Rate Income3,047.03,017.4-29.6-1%Specific Revenue Grants775.9258.6-517.2-67%Total Revenue12,821.013,026.6+205.6+2%Scottish Government's Local Government Finance Circular 8/2023Table 5 still shows a real-terms increase; however, it is much smaller than that seen in the Budget document and in Table 3 of this briefing (above).
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7 May 2024
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Sco ttish Min iste r s , sp e cial adv is e r s a nd th e Pe r m a n e n t Se cr e ta ry a r e co v e r e d by th e te r m s of th e Lobby in g (Sco tla nd) Act 2 0 1 6 .
SPICe briefings
Date published:
11 October 2017
How can we reduce obesity in Scotland? - Working with industry: voluntary approaches or government regulation?
Public acceptance was often related to:20Diepeveen, S., Ling, T., Suhrcke, M., Roland, M., & Marteau, T.M. (2013).
SPICe briefings
Date published:
12 December 2022
A public health approach to gambling harms - Physical health
Physical health
Gambling is associated with unhealthy behaviour such as smoking, high-risk alcohol drinking, drug use, poor diet and obesity1Algren, M., Ekholm, O., Davidsen, M., Larson, C.V., & Juel, K. (2015).
SPICe briefings
Date published:
20 October 2022
Human rights budgeting - Assessing human rights and budget decisions
., Nolan, A., O'Connell, R., Dutschke, M., & Harvey, C. (2010). Budget Analysis and Economic and Social Rights: A Review of Selected Case Studies and Guidance.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
15 October 2021
COVID-19 and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans (LGBT+) Life in Scotland - Research findings
Mutual Aid, care beyond traditional heterosexual family formations etc.) often show LGBT+ people as active and empowered, resisting a medicalised framing as ‘at risk’.2Taylor, Y., Lawrence, M., & Andreasen, M. (2021).
SPICe briefings
Date published:
7 December 2018
Pro-Poor or Pro-Rich? The social impact of local government budgets, 2016-17 to 2018-19 - About the project
Following this, in 2016, SPICe worked with the research team to produce two briefings on the Social impact of the 2016-17 and 2017-18 local government budgets.1Gannon, M., Campbell, A., Bailey, N., Hastings, A., Bramley, G., & Aiton, A. (2016, October 31).
