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Bill introduced:
29 October 2003
Antisocial Behaviour etc. (Scotland) Bill
Antisocial Behaviour etc. (Scotland) Bill.
Bills and laws
Bill introduced:
29 September 2003
Nature Conservation (Scotland) Bill
Nature Conservation (Scotland) Bill.
Bills and laws
Bill introduced:
8 September 2003
Prostitution Tolerance Zones (Scotland) Bill
Prostitution Tolerance Zones (Scotland) Bill.
The Prostitution Tolerance Zones (Scotland) Bill was introduced on 8 September 2003.
Bills and laws
Bill introduced:
23 June 2003
Vulnerable Witnesses (Scotland) Bill
Vulnerable Witnesses (Scotland) Bill.
The Vulnerable Witnesses (Scotland) Bill was introduced on 23 June 2003.
Bills and laws
Bill introduced:
23 June 2003
Primary Medical Services (Scotland) Bill
Primary Medical Services (Scotland) Bill.
The Primary Medical Services (Scotland) Bill was introduced on 23 June 2003.
Bills and laws
Bill introduced:
28 May 2003
Education (School Meals) (Scotland) Bill
Education (School Meals) (Scotland) Bill.
The Education (School Meals) (Scotland) Bill was introduced on 28 May 2003.
News
Last updated:
31 March 2026
ID requirements for media day-pass
Ultimately, the SPCB reserves the right to grant or withdraw parliamentary passes..
Committee reports
Date published:
30 May 2024
Annual Report of the Public Audit Committee 2023-24 - Decarbonising heat in homes
The Scottish Government is working to create the right conditions to enable households to make the changes needed but faces significant risks.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
29 November 2023
Key Issues for Session 6 - 2023 Update - Non-residential social care charging
Non-residential social care charging
There is nothing in the Bill about removing non-residential social care charging.
Committee reports
Date published:
17 March 2022
Stage 1 report on the Good Food Nation (Scotland) Bill - Section 11 – reporting
Local authorities told the Committee that reporting every two years was “an appropriate starting point” but also argued the approach needs to be light-touch, rather than overly burdensome, flexible and with an “understanding that, after the initial two years, we may only see small incremental moves forward, even if we are heading in the right direction”.iRural Affairs, Islands and Natural Environment Committee, Official Report, 9 February 2022, col. 50
The Committee notes that section 11 is the only oversight provision for relevant authorities set out in the bill.
