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14 February 2023
BB20220302
Supported by: Neil Gray* S6M-03393 Richard Lochhead: UK Shared Prosperity Fund – What This Means for Scotland—That the Parliament agrees that the UK Government’s proposed arrangements for the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) are more restrictive than the EU Structural Funds and fail to offer the level of autonomy and influence that the Scottish Government experienced under the EU; believes that the Scottish Government must have an equal role in determining how these funds are used; notes with concern a cross-party report from the Treasury Committee, which estimates that the total value of the UKSPF up to 2024...
Last updated:
12 January 2023
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The Presiding Officer has selected the following amendments S6M-07469.3 Sue Webber: National Drugs Mission: Cross-government Response to the Drug Deaths Taskforce Report, Changing Lives—As an amendment to motion S6M-07469 in the name of Angela Constance (National Drugs Mission: Cross-government Response to the Drug Deaths Taskforce Report, Changing Lives), leave out from "cross-government response" to end and insert "publication of the Scottish Drug Deaths Taskforce final report, Changing Lives; supports the transformational principles of treating problem drug use as any other health condition is treated, and ensuring that people with lived and living experience of problem drug use are included in the co-production of policy and strategy development in any area of government policy or delivery that affects them; recognises that cross-government planning and activity is needed to support the National Mission, and that this has resulted in over 80 actions; acknowledges the publication of the stigma action plan, which will play a vital role in the culture change required, and recognises the role of the Scottish Parliament in this regard; believes that, with commitment across government, the Parliament and beyond, it is possible to save lives and improve health and wellbeing; welcomes many of the report’s recommendations, including that individuals should never be turned away from treatment and therefore urges the Scottish Government to back Douglas Ross’s Proposed Right to Addiction Recovery (Scotland) Bill, which would enshrine in law a right to treatment, so that all people with addiction in Scotland can get the support they need; notes that the report states that “While we believe legislative change is required, more should – and can – be done in Scotland under current constitutional arrangements”; believes that the Scottish Government should accelerate its focus on tackling drug-related deaths until there is a meaningful and sustained downward trend in the number of drug-related deaths; regrets, therefore, the recent decision to cut the alcohol and drugs budget for 2022-23 by £1 million; notes, with disappointment, that the Scottish Government failed to introduce Medication Assisted Treatment standards by April 2022, and calls for urgent action to be taken to ensure standards 1-5 and 6-10 are fully implemented by April 2023 and April 2024...
Last updated:
12 January 2023
BB20230112
The Presiding Officer has selected the following amendments S6M-07469.3 Sue Webber: National Drugs Mission: Cross-government Response to the Drug Deaths Taskforce Report, Changing Lives—As an amendment to motion S6M-07469 in the name of Angela Constance (National Drugs Mission: Cross-government Response to the Drug Deaths Taskforce Report, Changing Lives), leave out from "cross-government response" to end and insert "publication of the Scottish Drug Deaths Taskforce final report, Changing Lives; supports the transformational principles of treating problem drug use as any other health condition is treated, and ensuring that people with lived and living experience of problem drug use are included in the co-production of policy and strategy development in any area of government policy or delivery that affects them; recognises that cross-government planning and activity is needed to support the National Mission, and that this has resulted in over 80 actions; acknowledges the publication of the stigma action plan, which will play a vital role in the culture change required, and recognises the role of the Scottish Parliament in this regard; believes that, with commitment across government, the Parliament and beyond, it is possible to save lives and improve health and wellbeing; welcomes many of the report’s recommendations, including that individuals should never be turned away from treatment and therefore urges the Scottish Government to back Douglas Ross’s Proposed Right to Addiction Recovery (Scotland) Bill, which would enshrine in law a right to treatment, so that all people with addiction in Scotland can get the support they need; notes that the report states that “While we believe legislative change is required, more should – and can – be done in Scotland under current constitutional arrangements”; believes that the Scottish Government should accelerate its focus on tackling drug-related deaths until there is a meaningful and sustained downward trend in the number of drug-related deaths; regrets, therefore, the recent decision to cut the alcohol and drugs budget for 2022-23 by £1 million; notes, with disappointment, that the Scottish Government failed to introduce Medication Assisted Treatment standards by April 2022, and calls for urgent action to be taken to ensure standards 1-5 and 6-10 are fully implemented by April 2023 and April 2024...
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24 November 2022
agricultural support provisional common framework
Scotland has a commitment to provide Stability and Simplicity until 2024. A new Scottish Agriculture Bill will be brought forward in 2023 to provide a replacement for the CAP.
Last updated:
17 March 2022
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Motions for Debate S6M-03650 Patrick Harvie: Delivering on Active Travel Commitments—That the Parliament welcomes the Scottish Government’s record investment in active travel in 2022-23, which includes new funding for footpaths, significantly increased funding for local authorities and more than doubling the funding to the National Cycle Network; recognises the unprecedented ambition of the Co-operation Agreement commitment to invest at least £320 million, or 10% of the transport budget, for active travel by 2024...
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1 March 2022
BB20220302
Supported by: Neil Gray* S6M-03393 Richard Lochhead: UK Shared Prosperity Fund – What This Means for Scotland—That the Parliament agrees that the UK Government’s proposed arrangements for the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) are more restrictive than the EU Structural Funds and fail to offer the level of autonomy and influence that the Scottish Government experienced under the EU; believes that the Scottish Government must have an equal role in determining how these funds are used; notes with concern a cross-party report from the Treasury Committee, which estimates that the total value of the UKSPF up to 2024...
Questions and Answers
Date lodged:
12 February 2020
S5O-04145
To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to the UK Government’s announcement that universal credit roll-out will be delayed until 2024. S5O-04145
Committee reports
Date published:
17 January 2025
Follow-up inquiry into salmon farming in Scotland
Follow-up inquiry into salmon in Scotland (In Private): The Committee considered a work programme paper.
18th Meeting, 2024 (Session 6), Wednesday 19 June 2024
Follow-up inquiry into salmon farming in Scotland:
The Committee took evidence from— Professor Nick Owens, SSAC Member and Christine Lawson, Head of SSAC Secretariat, Scottish Science Advisory Council;
and then from— Lin Bunten, Chief Operating Officer, Regulation, Business and Environment and Mike Montague, Aquaculture Specialist, Scottish Environment Protection Agency.
19th Meeting, 2024 (Session 6), Wednesday 26 June 2024
Follow-up inquiry into salmon farming in Scotland: The Committee took evidence from— John Goodlad, Chair, Salmon Interactions Working Group;
and then from— Dr Alan Wells, Chief Executive, Fisheries Management Scotland.
22nd Meeting, 2024 (Session 6), Wednesday 18 September 2024
Follow-up inquiry into salmon farming in Scotland: The Committee took evidence from— Highland Council; Ronan O'Hara, Chief Executive, Crown Estate Scotland; and Dr Rachel Shucksmith, Marine Spatial Planning Manager, University of the Highlands and Islands.
24th Meeting, 2024 (Session 6), Wednesday 2 October 2024
Follow-up inquiry into salmon farming in Scotland: The Committee took evidence from— Ben Hadfield, Chief Operating Officer Farming Scotland, Ireland, Faroes and Atlantic Canada, Mowi Scotland; Tavish Scott, Chief Executive, Salmon Scotland; Dr Ralph Bickerdike, Head of Fish Health, Scottish Sea Farms; David Brown, Shetland Seawater Manager, Cooke Scotland; Kimberley McKinnell, Head of Health, Bakkafrost Scotland; and Constance Pattillo, Head of Farming Operations, Wester Ross Salmon.
28th Meeting, 2024 (Session 6), Wednesday 13 November 2024
Follow-up inquiry into salmon farming in Scotland: The Committee took evidence from— Mairi Gougeon, Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs, Land Reform and Islands, supported by Jill Barber, Senior Delivery Lead, Aquaculture Programme, Hazel Bartels, Senior Delivery Lead, Aquaculture Programme and Charles Allan, Senior Delivery Lead, Aquaculture, Fish Health and Biosecurity, Marine Directorate, Scottish Government.
30th Meeting, 2024 (Session 6), Wednesday 11 December 2024
Follow-up inquiry into salmon farming in Scotland (in private): The Committee considered a draft report.
31st Meeting, 2024 (Session 6), Wednesday 18 December 2024
Follow-up inquiry into salmon farming in Scotland (in private): The Committee considered a draft report.
Last updated:
24 February 2026
SPBill55BS062026
Introduced by: Graham Simpson On: 17 December 2024 Bill type: Member’s Bill © Parliamentary copyright.
Last updated:
13 November 2024
Womens Health CPG Minutes 12 March 2024 1
Womens Health CPG Minutes 12 March 2024 1.
