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Committee reports Date published: 8 November 2022

Pre-Budget 2023-24 - UK Government action on cost of living

We note that devolved Governments have written to the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer asking for targeted action to address the cost of living crisis, though at the time of writing there has been no response.
Committee reports Date published: 20 April 2022

Report on the Coronavirus (Recovery and Reform) (Scotland) Bill - Overview of provisions in Part 4

These mandatory grounds were: Landlord intends to sell the let property Let property to be sold by lender Landlord intends to refurbish the let property Landlord intends to live in let property Landlord intends to use the let property for non-residential purpose The property involved is held for a religious purpose and is required for that purpose.
Committee reports Date published: 30 March 2022

National Planning Framework 4 - Outcomes Statement and measurement of outcomes

Outcomes Statement and measurement of outcomes The Planning (Scotland) Act 2019 requires the Scottish Government to publish a statement of how its draft National Planning Framework meets the following outcomes: "(a) meeting the housing needs of people living in Scotland including, in particular, the housing needs for older people and disabled peopleiTown and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997, section 3A(3A)(a), (b) improving the health and wellbeing of people living in ScotlandiiTown and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997, section 3A(3A)(b), (c) increasing the population of rural areas of ScotlandiiiTown and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997, section 3A(3A)(c), (d) improving equality and eliminating discriminationivTown and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997, section 3A(3A)(d), (e) meeting any targets relating to the reduction of emissions of greenhouse gases, within the meaning of the Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009, contained in or set by virtue of that ActvTown and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997, section 3A(3A)(e), and (f) securing positive effects for biodiversityviTown and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997, section 3A(3A)(f).”
SPICe briefings Date published: 10 March 2022

Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill - UK Government consultation 2018

The consultation sought views on whether: there should be a requirement in the future for a diagnosis of gender dysphoria there should be a requirement for a report detailing treatment received an applicant should have to provide evidence that they have lived in their acquired gender for a period of time before applying, and the length of time that should b...
SPICe briefings Date published: 2 November 2021

Transvaginal Mesh Removal (Cost Reimbursement) (Scotland) Bill - Key Issues raised about the Bill

This could exclude women who had mesh fitted in Scotland, lived elsewhere when it was removed, but might now live once again in Scotland.
SPICe briefings Date published: 22 September 2021

COVID-19 Support for tenants and landlords (updated) - Longer notice periods

Table 2: Private Residential Tenancy: temporary changes to notice periods for selected grounds for evictionGroundNotice served before 7 April 2020Notice served on, or after, 7 April 2020Tenancy in place for less than six monthsTenancy started more than six months agoLandlord intends to sell28 days84 days6 monthsLandlord intends to live in propertyFamily member intends to live in property28 days84 days3 monthsBreach of tenancy agreement28 days28 days6 monthsRent arrears28 days28 days6 monthsTenant has a relevant convictionAntisocial behaviourAssociation with person for conviction with antisocial behaviour28 days28 days3 months.
SPICe briefings Date published: 20 May 2021

COVID-19: Support for tenants and landlords - Longer notice periods

Table 2: Private Residential Tenancy : temporary changes to notice periods for selected grounds for evictionGroundNotice served before 7 April 2020Notice served on, or after, 7 April 2020Tenancy in place for less than six monthsTenancy started more than six months agoLandlord intends to sell28 days84 days6 monthsLandlord intends to live in property. Family member intends to live in property28 days84 days3 monthsBreach of tenancy agreement28 days28 days6 monthsRent arrears28 days28 days6 monthTenant has a relevant convictionAntisocial behaviourAssociation with person for conviction with antisocial behaviour28 days28 days3 monthsFrom 3 Oct 2020, the notice period was reduced back to 28 daysShelter Scotland . (2020).
Committee reports Date published: 24 March 2021

Local Government and Communities Committee Session 5 Legacy Report - Licensing

The Committee received 73 responses to their call for views with the vast majority coming from those that live in static mobile homes. The main concerns about the licensing system (which were shared by councils and organisational respondents) were: lack of enforcement of licensing requirements (although council and legal respondents blamed this on poorly drafted legislation) the problem of enforcement where permanent residents lived in parks designated for holiday use only the fit and proper person test – and its failure to weed out unscrupulous site owners the lack of opportunity for permanent residents to feed their views into licensing decisions.
SPICe briefings Date published: 23 March 2021

Blue Carbon - Phytoplankton

Scottish Natural Heritage, Edinburgh.Distribution Phytoplankton are microscopic, single-celled marine algae (seaweed) that live in the sea surface. Phytoplankton are ubiquitous in Scotland's seas and therefore cover the total extent of Scotland's seas (469, 960 km2).
Committee reports Date published: 2 March 2021

Report on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on equalities and human rights - Migrants, refugees and asylum seekers

They said it remains vital that everyone, irrespective of their immigration status, can— live in dignity, afford the most basic things and to be safe”.

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