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Official Report
Meeting date:
14 September 2023
Social Justice and Social Security Committee 14 September 2023
We have done a little bit of that, and I have no doubt that we will do more of it when we come to our budget scrutiny, given the many asks that are made of Government and the many challenges that the Government faces in delivering on those asks.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 October 2022
Economy and Fair Work Committee 26 October 2022
The figure is now around 5 per cent, so the numbers have halved. We have not lost too many—only a couple—but as we have grown, we have not been able to attract people.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 September 2021
Economy and Fair Work Committee 22 September 2021
We also have an ageing workforce, and have done for many years. The average age of an HGV driver is about 55.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 September 2020
Finance and Constitution Committee 16 September 2020
They go through various stages and not many of them have got through many stages yet.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 June 2018
Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Relations Committee 07 June 2018
STV2 news will cease from the end of June. There are many bulletins during the day—at 1 o’clock and 7 o’clock, as well as many hourly bulletins—including many that are made in Aberdeen.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 February 2022
Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee 03 February 2022
Indeed, spontaneity is not possible for many families, because they cannot access those facilities.
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10 March 2026
Salmon farming CCN 9 March
CCN’s analysis shows that that is true in many more than the nine farms idenEfied by the Government.
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30 January 2025
Federation of Scottish Theatre
The hardest hit, yet the most poorly and inconsistently supported throughout the pandemic, many highly skilled and experienced freelancers did not, throughout the pandemic, work in their chosen roles.
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14 November 2024
Association of Anaesthetists Anaesthesia Associates position statement update
Creation of SAS Specialists and consultants via the GMC's new portfolio pathway would create many more independent doctors in anaesthesia.
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27 June 2024
Chamber_Minutes_20240627
Rural and Island Digital Connectivity Challenges: The Parliament debated S6M-13640 in the name of Beatrice Wishart— That the Parliament notes with concern that many households in rural and island Scotland face challenges regarding digital connectivity; understands that Ofcom reports that 25% of Shetland households have broadband speeds of less than 30Mbps; further understands that, despite the initial Scottish Government ambition to connect every household to superfast broadband by 2021 through the R100 programme, it is now estimated that full R100 rollout will not be achieved until 2028; notes the reported intention of telecommunications companies to retire the copper phone line network and replace phone lines with digital connections using fibre broadband; understands that this replacement is due by 2027; notes with concern reports that many households are unable to switch to digital phone lines due to lack of broadband connectivity in their area, which, it understands, can cause particular problems for customers with healthcare devices that use the phone line, or those who live in areas with poor mobile phone signal; expresses its disappointment that rural and island households are facing such difficulties, particularly in light of increasingly frequent adverse weather events, which, it understands, put rural and island households at risk of power outages; considers that poor 4G signal in rural and island areas has negative implications for businesses and education; understands that many households in Scotland are unable to be connected to smart meters due to poor connectivity of the smart meter network in their areas, with latest figures showing that less than 10% of households in Scotland’s island groups have smart meters; further understands that many of these households still use legacy radio teleswitch meters, with Scotland having a higher proportion of these meters than other parts of the UK; notes with concern that the radio teleswitch signal is due to be switched off by 30 June 2025, which, it believes, could leave households stuck paying higher tariffs; further notes the belief that a digital divide is detrimental, and notes the calls for both of Scotland’s governments to work together to address the digital connectivity challenges facing households in rural and island Scotland.
