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Official Report
Meeting date:
7 February 2012
European and External Relations Committee 07 February 2012
Members could always attend the Scotland v Belgium football game later this year, which might be an opportune time to take that forward.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 April 2025
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 22 April 2025
When the Taylor Swift concert was on, loads of people of all different genders and ages were drinking on trains and there was not an issue. However, if a Celtic v Rangers game or a Hibs v Hearts game is taking place—or a game involving any other football team; I will try not to discriminate—people drinking on trains ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 April 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 17 April 2024
I am not sure what actions Police Scotland is taking to incorporate the precedent that was set in Miller v College of Policing in December 2021, which applies to England and Wales, where it was determined that the policy of reporting non-crime hate incidents breached article 10.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 September 2022
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 20 September 2022
The two monarchs were connected in recent weeks, with the crown of King James V lying on the coffin of Queen Elizabeth in St Giles cathedral.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 April 2014
Public Audit Committee 02 April 2014
The only comment that I could find that suggested any kind of change was on page 22, under “Kilmarnock Campus—Ayrshire College”, where it says: “there has been slight slippage in reaching financial close”. On page 23, under “V&A at Dundee”, it says: “The project has been subject to some slippage due to movement of the proposed site”.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 November 2013
Meeting of the Parliament 21 November 2013
What is he going to see—“Historic Day V” or “Honey I Shrunk the Fiscal Gap”?
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 June 2011
Meeting of the Parliament 23 June 2011
However, if we can ensure that matters are dealt with adequately within existing structures, we will be happy to remain where we are.Cadder v Her Majesty’s Advocate Cadder v Her Majesty’s Advocate 8.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 February 2015
Meeting of the Parliament 03 February 2015
That is why, Presiding Officer, I always seek to ride above expressions of partisan opinion from whatever source they may emerge, no matter how unlikely.Police Resources (Celtic v Rangers Match) Police Resources (Celtic v Rangers Match) To ask the Scottish Government what impact the recent Celtic v Rangers match had on police resources.
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23 February 2021
SPBill64BS052021
Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill [AS PASSED] CONTENTS Section PART 1 EAT NETWORKS LICENCES H Introductory 1 Meaning of “heat network” 2 Requirement for heat networks licence 3 Exemptions from requirement for heat networks licence 4 Meaning of “licensing authority” eat networks licence applications H 5 Heat networks licence applications Conditions of heat networks licence 6 Heat networks licence standard conditions 7 Heat networks licence standard conditions: supplementary 8 Heat networks licence special conditions uration of heat networks licence D 9 Period of effect of heat networks licence Modification of heat networks licence 10 Modification of heat networks licence evocation of heat networks licence R 11 Revocation of heat networks licence 11A Appeals against revocation of heat networks licence Miscellaneous 12 Form and manner etc. of applications under Part 1 13 Regulations about determining applications under Part 1 14 Guidance for licensing authority 15 Register of heat networks licences 16 Interpretation of Part 1 SP Bill 64B Session 5 (2021) ii Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill PART 2 EAT NETWORK CONSENT H Introductory 17 Requirement for heat network consent 18 Exemptions from requirement for heat network consent 18A Designation of local authority as consent authority for the area of the local authority 18B Meaning of “appropriate consent authority” Heat network consent applications 19 Heat network consent applications 20 Determining heat network consent applications Heat network consent conditions or limitations 21 Heat network consent conditions or limitations Transfer, modification and revocation of heat network consent 22 Transfer of heat network consent 23 Modification of heat network consent 24 Revocation of heat network consent 24A Appeals against notice of revocation given by local authority Scottish Ministers’ powers of call-in, direction and appeal regarding heat network consent applications etc. to local authorities 24B Call-in of heat network consent applications etc. by the Scottish Ministers 24C Directions as to method of dealing with heat network consent applications etc. by local authorities 24D Appeals regarding applications for heat network consent etc. to local authorities Compensation 25 Compensation on modification or revocation of heat network consent Miscellaneous 26 Form and manner etc. of applications under Part 2 26A Effective community engagement: guidance 27 Regulations about determining applications under Part 2 27A Applications and decisions under Part 2 where there is more than one appropriate consent authority Enforcement of requirement for heat network consent 28 Meaning of “enforcement authority” 29 Power to require information about activities on land 30 Enforcement notice 31 Withdrawal or variation of enforcement notice 32 Appeals against enforcement notice 33 Offence of failing to comply with enforcement notice 34 Execution and cost of works required by enforcement notice 35 Deemed planning permission on granting or modifying heat network consent 35A Combining applications to local authorities for heat network consent and planning permission Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill iii PART 3 EAT NETWORK ZONES H Designation of heat network zone 37 Power to designate heat network zone 38 Duty on local authority to review heat network zoning in area 39 Designation of heat network zone by local authority 40 Designation of heat network zone by Scottish Ministers Variation of heat network zone 41 Variation of heat network zone by local authority 42 Variation of heat network zone by Scottish Ministers Local authorities acting jointly 43 Two or more local authorities acting jointly in relation to heat network zone Ministerial direction and guidance 44 Ministerial power of direction to designate or vary heat network zone 45 Guidance ART 4 P EAT NETWORK ZONE PERMITS H 46 Meaning of “permit authority” 47 Requirement for heat network zone permit 48 Applications for heat network zone permit 49 Heat network zone permit: duration 50 Heat network zone permit: revocation 50A Appeals against revocation of heat network zone permit 50B Compensation on revocation of heat network zone permit 51 Enforcement of requirement for heat network zone permit ART 5 P UILDING ASSESSMENT REPORTS B 52 Building assessment reports 53 Exemptions from duty to prepare building assessment reports 54 Notification of building assessment reports 55 Guidance about building assessment reports 56 Interpretation of Part 5 ART 6 P OWERS OF LICENCE HOLDERS P Compulsory acquisition of land 57 Compulsory acquisition of land by licence holder Wayleave rights 58 Network wayleave right 59 Acquisition of necessary wayleave iv Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill 61 Assignation of network wayleave rights 61A Variation of network wayleave right 61B Compensation on variation of a network wayleave right 61C Discharge of network wayleave right 61D Registration of network wayleave rights 62 Requirement to remove apparatus when notified 63 Compensation in connection with network wayleave rights Other powers over land 64 Power to carry out survey 65 Power to enter land to replace or repair apparatus 66 Restrictions on powers of licence holders 67 Compensation for damage or disturbance Road works 67A Power to carry out road works Interpretation 68 Interpretation of Part 6 ART 7 P EY HEAT NETWORK ASSETS K 69 Identifying key heat network assets 70 Preparing schedule of key heat network assets 71 Notifying Scottish Ministers of changes in key network assets 72 Modifying schedule of key heat network assets 73 Preparation and maintenance of schedule of key network assets: further provision 74 Transfer schemes 75 Compensation in connection with transfer schemes 76 Interpretation of Part 7 ART 8 P MISCELLANEOUS AND GENERAL Heat network supply targets 76C Heat network supply targets ART 7A P EAT NETWORKS DELIVERY PLAN H 76A Heat networks delivery plan Fees 77 Fees for applications etc. 77A Strategy: local authority costs General 78 Individual culpability where organisation commits offence Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill v...
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 December 2013
Justice Committee 03 December 2013
There is an absolute requirement on the police to undertake investigations, with diligence and rigour, to an evidential standard that is established through case law, which would not change as a result of any of the bill’s proposals.I will go through what some of those requirements are in the case law. In Smith v Her Majesty’s Advocate in 1952, it was opined that it is the duty of the police to put before the procurator fiscal everything that may be “relevant and material” to the issue; in McLeod v HMA in 1998, it was opined that“all material evidence for or against the accused”must be disclosed; and, more recently, under McDonald, Dixon and Blair v HMA in 2008, all material evidence that either materially weakens the Crown case or materially strengthens the defence case must be disclosed, so the evidence must be disclosed whether it shows that the suspected party is innocent or guilty.
