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27 March 2024
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These measures are in line with all legal requirements including those outlined in The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and the emergency requirements in The Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities Involving Animals) (Scotland) Regulations 2021 (2021 Regulations).
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3 May 2023
Agenda for the meeting on 16 May 2023
NEC Cards and +1 Cards (carried over from 1 February 2023) The Secretary collaborated with Sight Scotland on drafting a letter to the Scottish Government on behalf of the CPGVI, asking what they can do to increase the uptake of registered people applying and getting NEC cards and to highlight the campaign run by Sight Scotland to provide free +1 companion t...
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8 March 2023
Minute of meeting held on 7 March 2023
It was noted that as well as being a member of the CPG, Andy had been active in the Livingston Fairtrade Town campaign, the West Lothian Fair Trade Group and the Scottish Fair Trade Forum.
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19 October 2022
Universal Periodic Review of the United Kingdom 17 October 2022
To this end, we strongly encourage the Committee to play an active role in supporting scrutiny of the Scottish Government’s human rights record and commitments, and to support positive action in response to the UPR recommendations where Scotland has the competence to act.
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29 April 2022
20220428_SCOTSS_TradingStandards_LettertoNZET
We would be very happy to provide more information for you on the activities mentioned in this letter, or of any other Trading Standards work in which you may be interested.
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23 May 2024
CPG Medicinal Cannabis minutes 27th March 2024
Agenda item 2 Presentations Lucy Troup (LT), Clinical Neuroscientist • Overview of work being done on pain/chronic pain • Large body of scientific literature supporting the use of CBMP’s for pain: o Positive long term effects for pain, pain related symptoms and quality of life o Little evidence of increase to other harm related substances o Lack of human clinical trials/clinical data o Variations in regulatory models across countries potentially clouding evidence o Work around cannabis use disorder (CUD) and other health related issues • Moving forward for Scotland: o Existing research based in pre-clinical research o Difficulties in conducting clinical trials/significant barriers for scientists o Clinical outcome evaluations • Parallel problem spaces – physical pain vs harm from CBMP’s • Future work Rob Forbes (RF), Consultant Anaesthetist & Pain Specialist • Patients reporting significant benefits of using medicinal cannabis for pain • Barriers to prescribing: o Unfamiliar/stigma o Lack of Randomised Control Trials (RCT’s) o Restrictive guidance 2 o Fear of adverse effects • In America, teaching on medicinal cannabis has entered the undergraduate curriculum in approximately half of medical schools • Evidence of dependence shows rate of addiction is low, far lower than alcohol and other available medicines • Report for UK Parliament APPG for drug policy reform found good evidence of efficacy for cannabis and pain • Little evidence of cannabis as a ‘gateway drug’ Agenda item 3 Questions TW thanked the presenters for the interesting contributions and moved to questions: Anna Ross to AS – how do we get...
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23 May 2023
Charities Regulation and Administration Scotland Bill Stage 1 report
OSCR expect to be in a position to assist charities before they get into such a position. 6. This power will be of particular use in cases where the charity has limited assets or assets which are important to the community but of limited value.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 November 2022
Meeting of the Parliament 16 November 2022
Often unseen, this long-term health condition can be debilitating and it can interfere with every facet of someone’s life—from work to raising a family, to socialising, to carrying out day-to-day activities and trying to get a decent night’s sleep.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 March 2024
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee
Yes, we are actively having conversations with the Scottish Government and actively thinking about what scale and range of expertise we would need and how we would access that expertise.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 December 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 16 December 2021
It has been quite eye opening so far. However, let us get the evidence and get the inquiry off to a roaring start.
