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Official Report
Meeting date:
12 June 2019
Meeting of the Parliament 12 June 2019
I hope that that meeting will take place during the summer recess, when I will also meet veterans’ groups in Aberdeen.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 March 2019
Meeting of the Parliament 19 March 2019
Such profound economic impacts could result in an increase in unemployment of around 100,000 in Scotland, more than doubling the current record low unemployment rate, and could push the Scottish economy into a deep recession, similar in scale to that following the financial crash of 2008.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 June 2018
Meeting of the Parliament 20 June 2018
We do not yet know when we might be made to leave the EU—that might be on 29 March next year, at the end of 2020 or at some date that is as yet unknown. There is little clarity about funding.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 September 2017
Meeting of the Parliament 19 September 2017
I am sure that members recall that our absolute commitment to abolish the tax encountered some difficulties prior to the summer recess. I met ministers from the Department for Work and Pensions last week and I am happy to report substantial progress.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 September 2017
Meeting of the Parliament 14 September 2017
I thank the people from Borders Talking Newspapers who have joined us today, although I do not think that they have actually made it to the gallery yet. During the summer recess, I was delighted to join those who intend to join us in the gallery today at a celebration garden party.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 September 2016
Meeting of the Parliament 14 September 2016
That the Parliament agrees the following parliamentary recess dates under Rule 2.3.1: 11 to 18 February 2017 (inclusive), 1 to 16 April 2017 (inclusive), 1 July to 3 September 2017 (inclusive), 7 to 22 October 2017 (inclusive) and 23 December 2017 to 7 January 2018 (inclusive).
Committee reports
Date published:
28 April 2022
Fireworks and Pyrotechnic Articles (Scotland) Bill Stage 1 Report
You can turn around and say, “You can’t use fireworks between date A and date B”, but there is no magic wand that will then remove every firework from every retailer in Scotland.
Last updated:
30 January 2025
Summary of consultation responses: Proposed Prostitution (Offences and Support) (Scotland) Bill
If a person meets this test, then past convictions could be repealed, e.g. if the person had a vulnerability that was exploited, and they were effectively coerced into prostitution. 78 Scotland for Decrim comment that these convictions cause stigma and stop sellers from participating in other forms of work, they also impact upon housing and having children. 82 The English Collective of Prostitutes note that these convictions make it seem as though sellers of sexual acts are criminals and further comment that a criminal record causes barriers and puts the women at greater risk of exploitation, rape and other violence as it is a barrier to exiting prostitution. 85 Scott Buxton opposes on the grounds that people who were convicted of an offence at the time a law was in force should not have their offence repealed at a later date...
Last updated:
21 January 2025
Summary Report Ash Regan MSP RT comments_edited by Maren
If a person meets this test, then past convictions could be repealed, e.g. if the person had a vulnerability that was exploited, and they were effectively coerced into prostitution. 78 Scotland for Decrim comment that these convictions cause stigma and stop sellers from participating in other forms of work, they also impact upon housing and having children. 82 The English Collective of Prostitutes note that these convictions make it seem as though sellers of sexual acts are criminals and further comment that a criminal record causes barriers and puts the women at greater risk of exploitation, rape and other violence as it is a barrier to exiting prostitution. 85 Scott Buxton opposes on the grounds that people who were convicted of an offence at the time a law was in force should not have their offence repealed at a later date...
Last updated:
20 January 2025
Summary Report Ash Regan MSP RT comments
If a person meets this test, then past convictions could be repealed, e.g. if the person had a vulnerability that was exploited, and they were effectively coerced into prostitution. 78 Scotland for Decrim comment that these convictions cause stigma and stop sellers from participating in other forms of work, they also impact upon housing and having children. 82 The English Collective of Prostitutes note that these convictions make it seem as though sellers of sexual acts are criminals and further comment that a criminal record causes barriers and puts the women at greater risk of exploitation, rape and other violence as it is a barrier to exiting prostitution. 85 Scott Buxton opposes on the grounds that people who were convicted of an offence at the time a law was in force should not have their offence repealed at a later date...
