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Official Report
Meeting date:
13 March 2018
Economy, Jobs and Fair Work Committee 13 March 2018
What is going to happen to the Scottish Investment Bank once the Scottish national investment bank is set up?
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 June 2017
Meeting of the Parliament 27 June 2017
Of course, there have been some substantial developments in RBS relating to what the bank went through during the recession.
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 October 2018
Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee 24 October 2018
There would obviously be an impact on industry if, for example, it has banked allowances that it intends to use in future but has been unable to use so far.
Last updated:
5 December 2024
SPCB Gaelic Language Plan 4 as approved by Brd na Gidhlig
These were discussed with the Bòrd on 5 October 2022 and the following final priorities were agreed.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 November 2024
S6W-30442
The following funding has been given to the identified charities, both directly and indirectly:a) Epilepsy ScotlandYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£8,000.00£0£8,000.002019 - 2020£0£0£02020 - 2021£42,453.27£2,000£44,453.272021 - 2022£16,960.40£9,990.00£26,950.402022 - 2023£46,902.92£10,000.00£56,902.922023 - 2024£25,923.00£99,917.00£125,840.002024 - 2025£0£92,971.00£92,971.00Total since January 2019£355,117.59(b) Epilepsy ConnectionsYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£0£0£02019 - 2020£0£0£02020 - 2021£0£0£02021 - 2022£9,987.00£4,222.00£14,209.002022 - 2023£0£0£02023 - 2024£0£0£02024 - 2025£0£0£0Total since January 2019£14,209.00(c) Quarriers' non-clinical and non-residential care servicesYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£0£9,000.00*£9,000.002019 - 2020£6,152.25£59,452.00£65,604.252020 - 2021£22,914.76£113,774.00£136,688.762021 - 2022£163,214.43£214,483.00£377,697.432022 - 2023£130,939.57£268,007.00£398,946.572023 - 2024£10,909.20£297,102.00£308,011.202024 - 2025£23,203.00£138,929.00£162,132.00Total since January 2019£1,458,080.21*a quarter of an annual payment of £36,000.00 in 2018-2019(d) Cerebral Palsy ScotlandYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£0£12,500.00*£12,500.002019 - 2020£11,938.50£50,000.00£61,938.502020 - 2021£37,106.50£120,308.00£157,414.502021 - 2022£59,558.50£50,000.00£109,558.502022 - 2023£48,270.50£52,500.00£100,770.502023 - 2024£43,460.00£62,490.00£105,950.002024 - 2025£2,640.00£39,375.00£42,015.00Total since January 2019£590,147.00*a quarter of an annual payment of £50,000.00 in 2018-2019(e) MS Society ScotlandYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£0£0£02019 - 2020£0£0£02020 - 2021£68,123.00£0£68,123.002021 - 2022£66,513.33£0£66,513.332022 - 2023£33,256.67£0£33,256.672023 - 2024£20,702.00£0£20,702.002024 - 2025£20,702.00£0£20,702.00Total since January 2019£209,297.00(f) Parkinson's UKYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£0£0£02019 - 2020£75,000.00£0£75,000.002020 - 2021£26,983.00£0£26,983.002021 - 2022£93,402.00£0£93,402.002022 - 2023£60,124.00£0£60,124.002023 - 2024£31,175.00£0£31,175.002024 - 2025£0£0£0Total since January 2019£286,684.00(g) MND ScotlandYEARDirect SG FundingFunding via Intersectional PartnersTotal FundingJan-Mar 2019£0£0£02019 - 2020£11,698.29£0£11,698.292020 - 2021£0£0£02021 - 2022£55,545.01£0£55,545.012022 - 2023£0£0£02023 - 2024£27,950.90£0£27,950.902024 - 2025£0£0£0Total since January 2019£95,194.20 S6W-30442
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
12 December 2022
S6W-12631
The data sources for both tables are the Scottish Assessors’ Valuation Roll as at 1 July 2022, and local authority reliefs information as at 1 July 2022.
Questions and Answers
Date lodged:
8 February 2021
S5F-04797
To ask the First Minister whether the Scottish Government is considering children returning to full-time education during part of the traditional summer holiday period. S5F-04797
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 February 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Virtual) 11 February 2021
We have seen road closures in Perthshire, and, in Fife, the River Leven has burst its banks, the coastal paths have become inaccessible and Ballingry cemetery has been flooded.
Last updated:
24 April 2026
PB_25_Paper136
In addition, at a Bureau meeting, Business Managers may request that certain motions are retained if, for example, the motion is to be debated at a future date. Removal of motions lodged before 19 June 2025 5.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 June 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 20 June 2024
Evelyn Tweed spoke about visiting various food banks. I remember going to visit my local food bank after the universal credit uplift was cancelled.
