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24 March 2023
NIFiscalCouncilToConvener_22Mar23
Also investigated are raising additional income via powers NI Executive has including: o Regional Rates – increasing regional rate poundages and reducing reliefs and allowances. o Capital Borrowing – increasing the borrowing maximum level from £200 million to £340 million.
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20 May 2025
Tourism 9 December 2024 CPG minutes
.” • Local authorities should consider how they support businesses, for example: Remittance o Exemptions o Enforcement & Compliance o Billing o Business Costs o Industry concerns and perspective ...
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6 October 2023
May 23 Meeting 7 CPG on Migration
Meeting of the CPG on Migration Date: Tuesday 30 May 2023 Location: Committee Room 2, with the option to join remotely via Microsoft Teams MSP attendance: • Bob Doris MSP • Paul Sweeney MSP Non-MSP attendance: • Poverty Alliance • David, Office of Bob Doris MSP • Erin, Office of Paul Sweeney MSP • Maryhill Integration Network • VOICES Network • Refugees for Justice • Friends of Scottish Settlers • Scottish Detainee Visitors • Mental Health Foundation • Survivors of Human Trafficking in Scotland (SOHTIS) • Rosengren • Outside the Box • Change Mental Health • Lawon • Maria Jose Pavez, Grampian Regional Equality Council • Royal College of Psychiatrists • LGBT Health • Community Infosource • Rose • Sabah Aslam, British Red Cross Apologies: • Mercedes Villalba MSP • Professor Alison Phipps Topics discussed: • Actions from last meeting o...
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29 September 2023
Ferguson Marine quarterly update 29 Sep 2023
Overall 3 • to complete both ships is £240m, excluding warranty costs post handover. total forecast cost o plus, a worst-case contingency for additional costs ranging from c£5m - c£30m. • the issues identified and costed within this range include, for example, estimates for: issues arising from trials, procurement, resourcing, or design upgrade risks, oo expansion of design scope following trials, inflation, and man hours increase with contractors - particularly for Glen Rosa, and o costs of any extension of timelines of worst-case 0-6 months with Glen Sannox and 0-7 months with Glen Rosa to deal with contingency issues. • committed total spend to date on both ships is c£185m.
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8 June 2023
Minutes of the AGM held on 20 May 2023
Co-Convenor o Emma Harper MSP nominated Alexander Stewart MSP, seconded by Mark Ruskell MSP.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 May 2024
Education, Children and Young People Committee 01 May 2024
Ah am a massive supporter o Gaelic and Ah do not want tae be takin money oot o somebody’s mooth fur tae try and run some projects.
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28 October 2022
SPCB 2022 Paper 53 Annex
A NNUAL REPORT 2022 AITHIS BHLIADHNAI 2022 F ourth report on the operation of The Lobbying (Scotland) Act 2016 Covering the period 13 June 2021 to 12 June 2022 An dàrna aithisg air obrachadh Achd Coiteachadh (Alba) 2016 A’ dèiligeadh ris an ùine 13 Ògmhios 2021 gu 12 Ògmhios 2022 Page | 1 Foreword David McGill, Clerk/Chief Executive, Scottish Parliament Updates on the Lobbying Register o Impact Assessment o Outreach activities Registrations o Registrants by number o Voluntary registrants o New and inactive registrants o Registrants by organisational type and sector Information Returns o Submitting and assessing Information Returns o Information Returns by number o Substantive versus Nil Information Returns o Information Returns by organisational type and sector Compliance o How to comply o Importance of nil returns o Current performance, system enhancements and future compliance o Legislative change Addendum o Data for the Report o Conclusion from the Lobbying Registrar Page | 2 Foreword Draft - I am pleased to present the fourth Annual Report on the Scottish Parliament’s Lobbying Register.
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14 March 2024
Notes from informal evidence session on 26022024
They reported the following concerns: o It seems like a big distance until you actively considered the layouts of various hospitals and their approaches.
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19 October 2022
Lobbying Register Annual Report 2022
A NNUAL REPORT 2022 AITHISG BHLIADHNAIL 2022 F ourth report on the operation of The Lobbying (Scotland) Act 2016 Covering the period 13 June 2021 to 12 June 2022 An ceathramh aithisg air obrachadh Achd Coiteachadh (Alba) 2016 A’ dèiligeadh ris an ùine 13 Ògmhios 2021 gu 12 Ògmhios 2022 Page | 1 Foreword David McGill, Clerk/Chief Executive, Scottish Parliament Updates on the Lobbying Register o Impact Assessment o Outreach activities Registrations o Registrants by number o Voluntary registrants o New and inactive registrants o Registrants by organisational type and sector Information Returns o Submitting and assessing Information Returns o Information Returns by number o Substantive versus Nil Information Returns o Information Returns by organisational type and sector Compliance o How to comply o Importance of nil returns o Current performance, system enhancements and future compliance o Legislative change Addendum o Data for the Report o Conclusion from the Lobbying Registrar Page | 2 Foreword I am pleased to present the fourth Annual Report on the Scottish Parliament’s Lobbying Register.
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19 April 2024
Agenda for the meeting and AGM on 28 May 2024
Agenda Agenda item 1 • Welcome and Approval of Previous Minutes Agenda item 2 - AGM • Approval of Previous Minutes of AGM • Election of Office Bearers o The Election of the CPG Convener o The Election of the Deputy Conveners o Secretary • AOB and end AGM Agenda item 3 - 70 yea...
