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13 September 2021
Registration form for the Cross-Party Group on Industrial Communities
This includes donations, gifts, hospitality or visits and material assistance such as secretariat support. N/A Subscription Charged by the Group Please provide details of the amount to be charged and the purpose for which the subscription is intended to be used.
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21 May 2021
20210421LGminute
LG also welcomed the response to calls for volunteers to assist with registration of new Members. 6.
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18 March 2026
SPBill46CS062026
Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill [AS AMENDED AT STAGE 3] CONTENTS Section Eligibility to be provided with lawful assistance to voluntarily end own life 1 Assisted dying for terminally ill adults 2 Terminal illness 3 Eligibility Lawful provision of assistance to end life: preliminary steps 4 Request for assistance: first declaration 4A Registered medical practitioner unable or unwilling to act: duty to direct 5 Requirement for proof of identity 5A Advance care directive 5B Palliative care support plan 6 Medical practitioners’ assessments 7 Assessment under : further provision 8 Medical practitioners’ statements 8A Medical practitioner’s report 9 Period for reflection 10 Request for assistance: second declaration 11 Cancellation of declarations 12 Signing by proxy 12A Recording of enquiries made 13 Recording of declarations and statements 14 Recording of cancellations 14A Right to advocacy 14B Advocacy service standards Lawful provision of assistance to end life 15 Provision of assistance 16 Final statement 17 Death certification 18A No duty to raise assisted dying 19 Criminal liability for providing assistance 20 Civil liability for providing assistance 20ZA Approved substances and devices 20ZB Regulation of substances and devices SP Bill 46C Session 6 (2026) ii Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill Regulation of assisted dying services outwith National Health Service 20A Provision of assistance outwith National Health Service General and final provisions 20B Raising assisted dying with a person under 18 21 Offence 21A Offence of advertising assisted dying 22A Assessment of likely impact of Act on palliative and end of life care services 22B Code of practice on interaction with palliative and end of life care services 23 Guidance 23ZA Guidance prepared by the Chief Medical Officer 23A Duty to provide information 23B Periodic reviews of sample of cases 24 Provision of information by Public Health Scotland to Scottish Ministers 25 Provision of information to Public Health Scotland 26 Annual report 27 Review of operation of Act 28 Regulation-making powers 29 Interpretation 30 Modification of declarations and statements 30A Assisted dying service: further provision 31 Ancillary provision 32 Commencement 33 Short title Schedule 1—Form of first declaration Schedule 2—Medical practitioners’ assessments: form of statements Schedule 3—Form of second declaration Schedule 4—Form of final statement by coordinating registered medical practitioner Schedule 5—Disqualification from being a witness or proxy 1 Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill Amendments to the Bill made at Stage 3 are indicated by sidelining in the right margin.
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17 March 2026
SPBill46BS062026Corr
Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill [AS AMENDED AT STAGE 3] CONTENTS Section Eligibility to be provided with lawful assistance to voluntarily end own life 1 Assisted dying for terminally ill adults 2 Terminal illness 3 Eligibility Lawful provision of assistance to end life: preliminary steps 4 Request for assistance: first declaration 4A Registered medical practitioner unable or unwilling to act: duty to direct 5 Requirement for proof of identity 5A Advance care directive 5B Palliative care support plan 6 Medical practitioners’ assessments 7 Assessment under : further provision 8 Medical practitioners’ statements 8A Medical practitioner’s report 9 Period for reflection 10 Request for assistance: second declaration 11 Cancellation of declarations 12 Signing by proxy 12A Recording of enquiries made 13 Recording of declarations and statements 14 Recording of cancellations 14A Right to advocacy 14B Advocacy service standards Lawful provision of assistance to end life 15 Provision of assistance 16 Final statement 17 Death certification 18A No duty to raise assisted dying 19 Criminal liability for providing assistance 20 Civil liability for providing assistance 20ZA Approved substances and devices 20ZB Regulation of substances and devices SP Bill 46B Session 6 (2026) ii Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill Regulation of assisted dying services outwith National Health Service 20A Provision of assistance outwith National Health Service General and final provisions 20B Raising assisted dying with a person under 18 21 Offence 21A Offence of advertising assisted dying 22A Assessment of likely impact of Act on palliative and end of life care services 22B Code of practice on interaction with palliative and end of life care services 23 Guidance 23ZA Guidance prepared by the Chief Medical Officer 23A Duty to provide information 23B Periodic reviews of sample of cases 24 Provision of information by Public Health Scotland to Scottish Ministers 25 Provision of information to Public Health Scotland 26 Annual report 27 Review of operation of Act 28 Regulation-making powers 29 Interpretation 30 Modification of declarations and statements 30A Assisted dying service: further provision 31 Ancillary provision 32 Commencement 33 Short title Schedule 1—Form of first declaration Schedule 2—Medical practitioners’ assessments: form of statements Schedule 3—Form of second declaration Schedule 4—Form of final statement by coordinating registered medical practitioner Schedule 5—Disqualification from being a witness or proxy 1 Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill Amendments to the Bill since the previous version are indicated by sidelining in the right margin.
Last updated:
13 March 2026
SPBill46BS062026
Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill [AS AMENDED AT STAGE 3] CONTENTS Section Eligibility to be provided with lawful assistance to voluntarily end own life 1 Assisted dying for terminally ill adults 2 Terminal illness 3 Eligibility Lawful provision of assistance to end life: preliminary steps 4 Request for assistance: first declaration 4A Registered medical practitioner unable or unwilling to act: duty to direct 5 Requirement for proof of identity 5A Advance care directive 5B Palliative care support plan 6 Medical practitioners’ assessments 7 Assessment under : further provision 8 Medical practitioners’ statements 8A Medical practitioner’s report 9 Period for reflection 10 Request for assistance: second declaration 11 Cancellation of declarations 12 Signing by proxy 12A Recording of enquiries made 13 Recording of declarations and statements 14 Recording of cancellations 14A Right to advocacy 14B Advocacy service standards Lawful provision of assistance to end life 15 Provision of assistance 16 Final statement 17 Death certification 18A No duty to raise assisted dying 19 Criminal liability for providing assistance 20 Civil liability for providing assistance 20ZA Approved substances and devices 20ZB Regulation of substances and devices SP Bill 46B Session 6 (2026) ii Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill Regulation of assisted dying services outwith National Health Service 20A Provision of assistance outwith National Health Service General and final provisions 20B Raising assisted dying with a person under 18 21 Offence 21A Offence of advertising assisted dying 22A Assessment of likely impact of Act on palliative and end of life care services 22B Code of practice on interaction with palliative and end of life care services 23 Guidance 23ZA Guidance prepared by the Chief Medical Officer 23A Duty to provide information 23B Periodic reviews of sample of cases 24 Provision of information by Public Health Scotland to Scottish Ministers 25 Provision of information to Public Health Scotland 26 Annual report 27 Review of operation of Act 28 Regulation-making powers 29 Interpretation 30 Modification of declarations and statements 30A Assisted dying service: further provision 31 Ancillary provision 32 Commencement 33 Short title Schedule 1—Form of first declaration Schedule 2—Medical practitioners’ assessments: form of statements Schedule 3—Form of second declaration Schedule 4—Form of final statement by coordinating registered medical practitioner Schedule 5—Disqualification from being a witness or proxy 1 Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill Amendments to the Bill since the previous version are indicated by sidelining in the right margin.
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14 February 2023
BB20211004
Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2022-23: The Committee will consider the evidence it heard earlier under agenda item 3. 5. Work programme: The Committee will consider its work programme.
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1 October 2021
BB20211004
Pre-Budget Scrutiny 2022-23: The Committee will consider the evidence it heard earlier under agenda item 3. 5. Work programme: The Committee will consider its work programme.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 May 2024
S6W-27106
The 1 September cut-off date for the shingles programme has been in place since the introduction of the programme in 2013.
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6 January 2026
Chamber_Minutes_20260106
Topical Questions: Questions were answered by the First Minister and Cabinet Secretaries. 4. Civil Legal Assistance in Scotland: Karen Adam, on behalf of the Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee, moved S6M-20208—That the Parliament notes the findings and recommendations in the Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee's 3rd Report, 2025 (Session 6), Report on the Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee inquiry into Civil Legal Assistance in Scotland (SP Paper 858).
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16 December 2025
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Time for Reflection: Rev Gordon Kennedy, Minister, Craiglockhart Parish Church, led Time for Reflection. 2. Revision to Business Programme: The Minister for Parliamentary Business and Veterans (Graeme Dey), on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau, moved S6M-20196—That the Parliament agrees to the following revision to the programme of business for Tuesday 25 November 2025— (a) Tuesday 16 December 2025— after followed by Topical Questions insert followed by Motion of No Confidence (b) Thursday 18 December 2025— delete 3.10 pm Decision Time and insert 2.40 pm Decision Time The motion was agreed to. 3.
