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29 October 2021
20211006_DFMToConvener_NPF_AnnexeA
Following this, Local Authorities will share their data with Scottish Government, around June 2022, enabling the Scottish Government to publish statistics in the NPF.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 January 2026
S6W-42849
The following table lists planning applications called in by the Scottish Ministers and appeals recalled by them that are yet to be determined. It also includes the dates on which the applications were first notified to the Scottish Ministers prior to being called in, or the date the appeal was recalled.
Last updated:
29 October 2021
BudgetAdviserPaperScottishEconomyPandemic
This situation will raise the rate of inflation. The Bank of England is still taking the view that this is transitory, and that while inflation is likely to peak at the end of the year at 4% before tracking back to the 2% target over the course of 2022.
Last updated:
29 March 2023
AS 2023 24 SCPA Budget proposal
Pay and pensions 40. The formal pay award offer for 2022/23 was agreed by staff representatives on 10 November 2022.
Last updated:
3 May 2022
Judged on Progress The need for urgent delivery on Scottish justice sector reforms
Published 10 January 2022 SP Paper 75 1st Report, 2022 (Session 6) Criminal Justice Committee Judged on progress: The need for urgent delivery on Scottish justice sector reforms Published in Scotland by the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body.
Committees
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23 August 2022
NHS Clinical Prioritisation Framework
Letter from Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care on the NHS Clinical Prioritisation Framework dated, 23 August 2022..
Read the correspondence.
Committees
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30 June 2022
National Drugs Mission Oversight Group
Letter from the Minister for Drugs Policy on a new National Drugs Mission Oversight Group, dated 30 June 2022..
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Committee reports
Date published:
13 November 2020
COVID-19: impact on businesses, workers and the economy and pre-budget scrutiny - Data
Over recent months more data on the uptake and distribution of various business support programmes has become available:
Summary statistics for the Newly Self-Employed Hardship Fund, Pivotal Enterprise Resilience Fund (PERF) and Creative, Tourism and Hospitality Enterprises Hardship Fund (CTHEHF), and Bed and Breakfasts Hardship Fund (B&BHF) (published August 2020)
Grant statistics for the Small Business Grant Scheme and the Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Business Grant Scheme across Scotland (initially published in April 2020 and last updated in September 2020)
Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme Official Statistics (published monthly) (only some breakdowns available at a Scotland level)
Self-Employment Income Support Scheme Official Statistics (published monthly) (only some breakdowns available at a Scotland level)
Eat Out to Help Out Scheme - regional data (September 2020)
Coronavirus Business / Large Business Interruption Loan Schemes (CBILS/CLBILS), Bounce Back Loan Scheme (BBLS) and Future Fund (UK level only from HM Treasury), regional distribution of loans under CBILS and BBLS (British Business Bank...
Last updated:
11 January 2024
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Supported by: Miles Briggs*, Craig Hoy*, Annie Wells*, Murdo Fraser*, Liz Smith*, Brian Whittle*, Sandesh Gulhane* R, Douglas Ross*, Meghan Gallacher*, Jeremy Balfour*, Stephen Kerr*, Pam Gosal*, Jamie Greene* *S6M-11811 Jamie Greene: Protecting Bank Branches for Rural and Island Communities — That the Parliament expresses concern at reports of the further closure of more bank branches in rural and island communities across Scotland; understands that face-to-face branches will be closed on both the islands of Arran and Great Cumbrae, leaving islanders on Cumbrae with no physical bank branch on the island whatsoever, with just one to remain open on Arran; further understands that, on 29 November 2023, Lloyds Banking Group announced the closure of four further Bank of Scotland branches in Kilcreggan, Bowmore, Tarbert and Glasgow Byres Road, also announcing a significant reduction and removal of mobile banking facilities from May 2024; believes that high street banks have a social, financial and economic responsibility to the communities that they serve, and that the removal of banking services from rural areas and islands often comes with specific and unique adverse effects on local economies; understands that rural and island businesses are often more likely to have a greater reliance on cash than in urban economies; notes the outcome of the Financial Lives 2022 survey by the Financial Conduct Friday 12 January 2024 11 Today's Business Future Business Motions & Questions Legislation Other Gnothaichean an-diugh Gnothaichean ri teachd Gluasadan agus Ceistean Reachdas Eile Motions | Gluasadan Authority, which found that the digitally excluded, older people, people in poor health and those with lower financial resilience depend more on access to cash; understands that the Financial Conduct Authority is holding a public consultation on how it can support access to cash in an increasingly digital world, and that participation in this consultation is encouraged before it closes on 8 February 2024, and notes the belief that, while overall regulation of the banking sector is contained in UK-wide legislation and through the Financial Conduct Authority, it is both sensible and helpful for all devolved administrations, governments and political representatives of varying political interests to express directly the collective concerns over these proposed cuts to retail banks, and to work constructively together to ensure that the banking sector not only abides by its regulatory requirements, but also meets the social and moral duties that elected representatives have come to expect from the industry in the best interest of their constituents and communities.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 December 2020
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 01 December 2020
Mr Greer will appreciate that there is variation in the school holiday dates around the country. In a large number of local authority areas, schools rise for the holidays on 18 December, but in many other areas they continue into the following week.
