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29 June 2022
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Supported by: David Torrance*, Jackie Dunbar*, Jim Fairlie*, Jeremy Balfour*, Miles Briggs*, Siobhian Brown*, Annabelle Ewing*, Graeme Dey*, Bill Kidd* *S6M-05178 Foysol Choudhury: Eid al-Adha 2022—That the Parliament notes the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha, starting on the evening of 9 July 2022, depending on the moon sighting; understands that the four-day celebration includes the sacrifice of livestock animals, to represent the lamb offered by Allah in recognition of the Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son Ismail; further understands that a third of the resulting meat is eaten by a family, another third donated to friends and relatives, and the final third donated to those in need; notes that the holiday is celebrated with friends and relatives and involves the giving of gifts and the preparation of special food; expresses its hope that Muslims worldwide are able to celebrate this occasion in peace and security, and wishes the Muslim community in Scotland, and around the world, Eid Mubarak.
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26 June 2018
Meeting of the Parliament 26 June 2018
We owe them a huge debt of gratitude. As we celebrate the 70th birthday of our NHS, it is right that we thank NHS staff: that is a key part of the celebration.
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4 September 2023
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*S6M-10275 Roz McCall: Susan Laird Receives Special Service Award—That the Parliament congratulates Susan Laird, a long-serving West Fife guider, on receiving a special service award in recognition of her four decades of volunteering with local groups; notes that, having celebrated her 80th birthday in July 2023, Sus...
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29 March 2019
Transitions of young people with service and care needs between child and adult services in Scotland - Getting it right for looked after children and young people
Corporate parents in a position to influence young people panels should "presume against" recommending the ending of a compulsory supervision order around the child's 16th birthday unless continuing the compulsory supervision order would lead to a significant and negative impact on the young person's wellbeing.
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19 February 2025
CPGMinutes of 20 Nov 2024 St Andrews Day
DC welcomed the debate for young people but expressed disappointment that the SP Events Team had not also organised a bigger, more inclusive event for a multi-cultural, multi-faith celebration of St. Andrew’s Day along the line of previous events organised by the CPG.
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28 November 2024
St Andrews Day CPGMinutes of 20 Nov 2024
DC welcomed the debate for young people but expressed disappointment that the SP Events Team had not also organised a bigger, more inclusive event for a multi-cultural, multi-faith celebration of St. Andrew’s Day along the line of previous events organised by the CPG.
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7 March 2023
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Supported by: Stuart McMillan*, Kenneth Gibson*, Mark McDonald*, Bill Kidd*, Stewart Stevenson*, Richard Lyle* *S5M-23050 Alexander Burnett: The Queen's Birthday Honours 2020—That the Parliament congratulates those who have been recognised in The Queen’s Birthday Honours 2020; celebrates that several people from the Aberdeenshire West constituency that have been included, including Stuart Thomas Payne CBE, Kathleen Christina Anderson BEM, Charles Peter Flint BEM, Pauline Stirling BEM, Ian Cooper Thomson BEM, William Glyn Jones MVO, Cameron Duncan Ormiston MVO and Sylvia Battenberg Ormiston MVO; commends everyone for their dedication and commitment to their fields, and wishes them all the best of luck for the future.
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14 February 2023
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Supported by: Audrey Nicoll*, Stephanie Callaghan*, Jeremy Balfour*, David Torrance*, Annabelle Ewing*, Karen Adam*, Siobhian Brown*, Bill Kidd*, Alexander Burnett*, Miles Briggs*, Pam Gosal*, Paul Sweeney* *S6M-05618 Stephanie Callaghan: Trees for Birthdays Initiative Launches Connecting Communities, Forests and Schools in Tanzania and Scotland—That the Parliament welcomes the launch of Trees for Birthdays, an initiative connecting communities in Tanzania and Scotland to empower climate action through planting and nurturing trees and other valuable plants; understands that Trees for Birthdays is a project born out of COP26, where co-founders Shamim Zawadi and Jen Newall connected and looked at ways to collaborate on their shared ambition to take bold climate action together; further understands that Trees for Birthdays was ignited between the two countries on 11 April 2022 to mark Jen’s birthday when she raised the funds for the planting and guardianship of 89 trees at Vigwaza Secondary School near Saadani National Park, Tanzania, overseen by Shamim; believes that the Bothwell and Uddingston Green Canopy Project in South Lanarkshire donated 100 trees, which have been planted in Comrie Croft, Scotland, and that these are twinned with the trees planted by Shamim in Tanzania; understands that Shamim and Jen have established Trees for Birthdays with the aim of encouraging and inspiring a collaborative approach to climate action, drawing upon local grassroots initiatives to address global challenges; believes that the initiative is not only about planting trees but also growing and nurturing the trees over time, which is often overlooked when discussing tree- planting, and understands that Trees for Birthdays will deliver a climate change education caravan in the lead up to COP27, in which it will deliver climate education and a day of action at 22 schools in Tanzania and 22 schools in Scotland, establishing connections for the twinning of Tanzanian and Scottish schools, forests and communities.
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12 August 2022
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Supported by: Audrey Nicoll*, Stephanie Callaghan*, Jeremy Balfour*, David Torrance*, Annabelle Ewing*, Karen Adam*, Siobhian Brown*, Bill Kidd*, Alexander Burnett*, Miles Briggs*, Pam Gosal*, Paul Sweeney* *S6M-05618 Stephanie Callaghan: Trees for Birthdays Initiative Launches Connecting Communities, Forests and Schools in Tanzania and Scotland—That the Parliament welcomes the launch of Trees for Birthdays, an initiative connecting communities in Tanzania and Scotland to empower climate action through planting and nurturing trees and other valuable plants; understands that Trees for Birthdays is a project born out of COP26, where co-founders Shamim Zawadi and Jen Newall connected and looked at ways to collaborate on their shared ambition to take bold climate action together; further understands that Trees for Birthdays was ignited between the two countries on 11 April 2022 to mark Jen’s birthday when she raised the funds for the planting and guardianship of 89 trees at Vigwaza Secondary School near Saadani National Park, Tanzania, overseen by Shamim; believes that the Bothwell and Uddingston Green Canopy Project in South Lanarkshire donated 100 trees, which have been planted in Comrie Croft, Scotland, and that these are twinned with the trees planted by Shamim in Tanzania; understands that Shamim and Jen have established Trees for Birthdays with the aim of encouraging and inspiring a collaborative approach to climate action, drawing upon local grassroots initiatives to address global challenges; believes that the initiative is not only about planting trees but also growing and nurturing the trees over time, which is often overlooked when discussing tree- planting, and understands that Trees for Birthdays will deliver a climate change education caravan in the lead up to COP27, in which it will deliver climate education and a day of action at 22 schools in Tanzania and 22 schools in Scotland, establishing connections for the twinning of Tanzanian and Scottish schools, forests and communities.
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16 November 2023
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Continuing care and aftercare are both available to young people who are care leavers; which is legally defined as a young person who has been looked after on or after their sixteenth birthday but have now ceased to be looked after.
