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The Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee also noted1Scottish Parliament Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee. (2021). Pre-budget scrutiny 2022-23 letter to the Scottish Government.
It is expected that during the pre-election period Ministers will carry out only essential government business and not make any major policy decisions or announcements.The Scottish Government remains responsible for governing during the pre-election period and the First Minister and other Ministers remain in office u...
The 2014 Act broadened the definition of an eligible pre-school child to incorporate looked after two-year olds, including those subject to a kinship care order or with an appointed guardian.1legislation.gov.uk. (2014).
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David Whelan, representing FBGA, said that he recognised the difficulties with pre-1964 cases, that this had been fully explained by the Scottish Government, and that FBGA had been in discussions with the Government about redress and had focused initially on pre-1964 cases given that these would not...
The Law Society make some suggestions to increase the clarity of the proposed exemptions under section 5, stating that: “The exemption in section 5(a) is confusing- it is not clear how a building can be a ‘pre-existing residence’ before it is constructed (although we note the definition of construction in section 3(3)).
Pre-budget scrutiny 2026-27: Summary of call for views submissions Introduction The Health, Social Care and Sport Committee is undertaking budget scrutiny for 2026-27.
It is intended that the proposal will be further discussed with Scottish parliamentary authorities with a view to the Parliament going into a pre-election recess ahead of the new dissolution date.
A strategic approach to land use change means first considering whether trees are appropriate to a given place (i.e., not if it has pre-existing high carbon, high biodiversity or high food production value).
Boards should ensure full voting rights for representatives who access services and unpaid carers, and their attendance (properly reimbursed) should be a pre-requisite for quorate meetings and decision-making.