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Official Report
Meeting date:
28 April 2022
Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee 28 April 2022
Select committees have always been able to take evidence remotely, but members have to be in the room. The Liaison Committee, which is made up of all the chairs of select committees, has made representations that the chairs should have discretion to allow members to participate virtually.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
18 June 2012
S4W-07700
Under the new monitoring service the monitors will have regular meetings and liaison with the governors and other prison managers and staff.
Last updated:
29 September 2025
Paper 1 Note from the Clerk
Problem Assessment Groups provide a rapid response to issues being experienced in local establishments.
Last updated:
29 September 2025
Paper 1 Note from the Clerk
Problem Assessment Groups provide a rapid response to issues being experienced in local establishments.
Last updated:
24 February 2023
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Other new and altered motions and amendments *S6M-08019 Russell Findlay: Recognising the Charitable Work of the Rapid Relief Team— That the Parliament commends the work of the Rapid Relief Team (RRT) charity, which was established by the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church in 2013; understands that RRT provides suppor...
Last updated:
14 February 2023
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Supported by: Jeremy Balfour*, Edward Mountain*, Pam Gosal*, Miles Briggs*, Douglas Ross*, Annie Wells*, Murdo Fraser*, Tess White*, Brian Whittle*, Sandesh Gulhane*, Russell Findlay*, Jamie Greene*, Karen Adam*, Meghan Gallacher*, Craig Hoy* *S6M-04685 Stephanie Callaghan: Scotland’s Biggest Ultra-rapid EV Charging Station Opens in Lanarkshire—That the Parliament welcomes the opening of what it understands is Scotland’s biggest ultra-rapid EV charging station, in Lanarkshire; understands that Fastned’s latest station is the 10th of its kind in the UK and is located in the Palace Grounds Retail Park in Hamilton, just off the A72 near the M74; notes that the station comprises eight chargers, each of which, it understands, is supplied by 100% renewable energy and is capable of adding up to 300 miles of range to fully-electric cars in 20 minutes; recognises that the station was part-funded by the Scottish Government’s Low Carbon Infrastructure Transition Programme (LCITP); appreciates that the LCITP is designed to create the conditions to attract commercial investment in innovative low-carbon infrastructure projects, which can be replicated elsewhere in Scotland to maximise Scotland's potential in the low-carbon sector, and considers that this investment supports the Scottish Government’s commitment to phase out the need for petrol and diesel cars and vans by 2030, which it believes will improve the air quality and respond to the climate emergency by supporting Scotland’s transition to a low carbon economy.
Last updated:
9 June 2022
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Supported by: Jeremy Balfour*, Edward Mountain*, Pam Gosal*, Miles Briggs*, Douglas Ross*, Annie Wells*, Murdo Fraser*, Tess White*, Brian Whittle*, Sandesh Gulhane*, Russell Findlay*, Jamie Greene*, Karen Adam*, Meghan Gallacher*, Craig Hoy* *S6M-04685 Stephanie Callaghan: Scotland’s Biggest Ultra-rapid EV Charging Station Opens in Lanarkshire—That the Parliament welcomes the opening of what it understands is Scotland’s biggest ultra-rapid EV charging station, in Lanarkshire; understands that Fastned’s latest station is the 10th of its kind in the UK and is located in the Palace Grounds Retail Park in Hamilton, just off the A72 near the M74; notes that the station comprises eight chargers, each of which, it understands, is supplied by 100% renewable energy and is capable of adding up to 300 miles of range to fully-electric cars in 20 minutes; recognises that the station was part-funded by the Scottish Government’s Low Carbon Infrastructure Transition Programme (LCITP); appreciates that the LCITP is designed to create the conditions to attract commercial investment in innovative low-carbon infrastructure projects, which can be replicated elsewhere in Scotland to maximise Scotland's potential in the low-carbon sector, and considers that this investment supports the Scottish Government’s commitment to phase out the need for petrol and diesel cars and vans by 2030, which it believes will improve the air quality and respond to the climate emergency by supporting Scotland’s transition to a low carbon economy.
Last updated:
30 May 2022
28042022 consultation passivhaus bill FINAL
In relation to new build housing, the strategy goes on to say: ‘While new buildings represent only a small part of the decarbonisation challenge, we cannot add any new emissions because of the rapid decarbonisation efforts needed to reach net zero.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 September 2016
Meeting of the Parliament 21 September 2016
Angus is well known as a county that produces some of our finest food, from the Angus glens that produce fine cattle and sheep to some of the most fertile soils in Scotland, in which malting barley, quality wheat, seed tatties and delicious fruit and vegetables are grown.
Last updated:
12 June 2025
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Supported by: Jeremy Balfour*, Miles Briggs*, Colin Beattie* R, Pam Gosal*, Bill Kidd*, Foysol Choudhury* *S6M-17886 Pam Duncan-Glancy: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s South Sector Fracture Liaison Service Wins William Cullen Prize for Innovation—That the Parliament congratulates NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s South Sector Fracture Liaison Service, led by Dr Maria Talla, on winning the William Cullen Prize for Innovation at the recent NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Celebrating Success Awards; understands that the technological innovations employed by the service have reduced the time to identify patients with a fragility fracture from 15 months to three days, and believes that this will lead to more timely treatment, greater clinical efficiency and better outcomes for people living with osteoporosis across the area.
