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Official Report
Meeting date:
20 December 2022
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 20 December 2022
It goes back to a point that Keith Bell made about transport. If you want quarter-of-an-hour living spaces, where you can get to things in a quarter of an hour, you need a planning system that ensures that that happens.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 December 2022
Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee 19 December 2022
I am slightly confused about the “Living Free and Equal” report that you talk about.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 June 2022
Rural Affairs, Islands and Natural Environment Committee 01 June 2022
The main options are likely to be snaring, lamping, using night sights or using dogs. Live trapping might be another option.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 October 2021
Education, Children and Young People Committee 06 October 2021 [Draft]
I remain acutely aware of the impact that it is having on the lives of our young people and on the education and skills sector as a whole.
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12 March 2021
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Exceptions to eligibility 21 Power to create exceptions to eligibility (1) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations provide that an application may not be made under section 16— 30 (a) if the person who carried out the abuse was of a specified description, (b) if the abuse was carried out in circumstances of a specified description, (c) if the person who was abused came to be resident in the relevant care setting concerned in specified circumstances, or (d) if the person who was abused was resident in the relevant care setting concerned 35 for a specified purpose. (2) In subsection (1), “specified” means specified in the regulations. 12 Redress for Survivors (Historical Child Abuse in Care) (Scotland) Bill Part 3—Eligibility and key concepts Eligibility to apply for next of kin payments 22 Eligibility to apply for a next of kin payment (1) A person may apply for a redress payment under section 16 which takes the form of a next of kin payment only if— 5 (a) the person meets the eligibility criteria to apply for a next of kin payment, or (b) the person is granted permission to apply for a next of kin payment under section 23, or on a review under section 24, due to exceptional circumstances. (2) A person meets the eligibility criteria to apply for a next of kin payment where— (a) the person is the specified next of kin of someone who died on or after 1 December 10 2004 (“the deceased person”), (b) the deceased person would, if alive, have been eligible to apply for a redress payment under section 16 (other than for a next of kin payment), and (c) where the deceased person died on or after the day section 16 came into force, the condition in subsection (3) is met. 15 (3) The condition referred to in subsection (2)(c) is that— (a) the deceased person had not applied for a fixed rate payment or an individually assessed payment, or (b) the deceased person had applied for such a redress payment but— (i) died while the application was ongoing, 20 (ii) where the application was for an individually assessed payment, had not previously been paid a fixed rate payment, and (iv) either a nominated beneficiary is not taking over, or has not taken over, the application by virtue of section 68 or, if the application was so taken over, it was brought to an end in the circumstances described in section 70(2) 25 without the nominated beneficiary having accepted any redress payment in respect of the application. (4) For the purpose of subsection (3)(b)(i), whether an application is ongoing is to be determined in accordance with section 64(6) and (7). 23 Eligibility to apply for a next of kin payment: exceptional circumstances 30 (1) A person may apply for permission to apply for a next of kin payment due to exceptional circumstances where— (a) the person is the specified next of kin of someone who died (“the deceased person”), (b) the deceased person had applied for, and been offered, a fixed rate payment or an individually assessed payment but the offer was not accepted during the period it 35 was valid and the deceased person subsequently died, and (c) if the application was for an individually assessed payment, the deceased person had not previously been paid a fixed rate payment. (2) An application under subsection (1) must— (a) be made to the Scottish Ministers, 40 (b) be made in such form, if any, as Ministers require, Redress for Survivors (Historical Child Abuse in Care) (Scotland) Bill 13 Part 3—Eligibility and key concepts (c) specify the exceptional circumstances due to which permission is being sought, and (d) contain or be accompanied by any information the applicant considers relevant. (3) The Scottish Ministers must, as soon as reasonably practicable after receiving an application under subsection (1), provide the application, and any information 5 accompanying it, to Redress Scotland. (4) The Scottish Ministers must publicise any requirements which are for the time being set under subsection (2)(b). (5) An application under subsection (1) is to be determined on behalf of Redress Scotland by a panel of at least 2 members of Redress Scotland appointed by the chairing member. 10 (6) The procedure for determining an application under subsection (1) is to be determined by Redress Scotland. (7) The panel appointed under subsection (5) to determine the application may grant the applicant permission to apply for a next of kin payment only where it considers that there are exceptional circumstances which merit it. 15 (8) Once the panel has determined whether or not to grant the applicant permission to apply for a next of kin payment due to exceptional circumstances, Redress Scotland must inform the Scottish Ministers who must, as soon as reasonably practicable— (a) notify the applicant of the determination, and (b) provide the applicant with a summary, provided by Redress Scotland, of the panel’s 20 reasons for reaching that determination. 24 Review of determination made under section 23 (1) Where an applicant is notified of a determination under section 23 that permission to apply for a next of kin payment due to exceptional circumstances is not being granted, the applicant may request a review of the determination. 25 (2) A request for a review must— (a) be made to the Scottish Ministers, (b) be made before the end of the period of 8 weeks beginning with the date on which notice of the determination was received by the applicant, (c) be made in such form, if any, as Ministers require, 30 (d) specify why a review is being requested, and (e) contain or be accompanied by any information the applicant considers relevant. (3) The Scottish Ministers must, as soon as reasonably practicable after receiving a request for a review, provide the request, and any information accompanying it, to Redress Scotland. 35 (4) A review may be conducted despite the request for it not being made within the period specified in subsection (2)(b) if Redress Scotland is satisfied that the applicant has a good reason for not requesting a review sooner. (5) The Scottish Ministers must publicise any requirements which are for the time being set under subsection (2)(c). 14 Redress for Survivors (Historical Child Abuse in Care) (Scotland) Bill Part 3—Eligibility and key concepts (6) Sections 53, 54 and 57(1) to (5) apply for the purposes of a review under this section as they apply for the purposes of a review under section 52, subject to the modification that the reference in section 57(1) to a determination being made under section 55 is to be read as a reference to a determination being made under section 25. 5 25 Outcome of a section 24 review (1) On a review under section 24, the review panel appointed under section 53 to conduct it— (a) must consider— (i) whether the panel appointed under section 23(5) to determine whether or not to grant permission to apply for a next of kin payment due to exceptional 10 circumstances ought to have reached a different determination, and (ii) in a case where additional evidence is provided to or obtained by the review panel, whether the application ought to be determined differently as a result, (b) may uphold or reverse the determination. (2) Once the review panel has conducted the review, Redress Scotland must inform the 15 Scottish Ministers who must, as soon as reasonably practicable— (a) notify the applicant of the review panel’s determination, and (b) provide the applicant with a summary, provided by Redress Scotland, of the review panel’s reasons for reaching that determination. (3) The determination of the review panel under this section is final. 20 26 Meaning of “specified next of kin” (1) In this Act, “specified next of kin”, in relation to a deceased person, means— (a) the person who, immediately before the death of the deceased person, was— (i) the spouse or civil partner of the deceased person, or (ii) the cohabitant of the deceased person, 25 (b) where the condition in subsection (3) is met, a child of the deceased person. (2) In a case where there is or was both a person falling within subsection (1)(a)(i) and a person falling within subsection (1)(a)(ii), subsection (1)(a) is to be read as including only the person who was the cohabitant of the deceased person. (3) The condition referred to in subsection (1)(b) is that— 30 (a) there is nobody who falls within subsection (1)(a) (either because there was no such person or because the person has since died), and (b) in a case where the person has since died, the person had not accepted an offer of a next of kin payment in respect of the deceased person. (4) In this section— 35 “child of the deceased person” includes— (a) a stepchild of the deceased person, and (b) a person who was treated by the deceased person as the deceased person’s child, “cohabitant of the deceased person” means a person who— Redress for Survivors (Historical Child Abuse in Care) (Scotland) Bill 15 Part 4—Financial redress: redress payments Chapter 1—Determination of applications for redress payments (a) was neither married to nor in a civil partnership with the deceased person, but (b) was living...
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17 February 2021
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Redress for Survivors (Historical Child Abuse in Care) (Scotland) Bill 13 Part 4—Financial redress: redress payments Chapter 1—Determination of applications for redress payments 26 Meaning of “specified next of kin” (1) In this Act, “specified next of kin”, in relation to a deceased person, means— (a) the person who, immediately before the death of the deceased person, was— (i) the spouse or civil partner of the deceased person, or 5 (ii) the cohabitant of the deceased person, (b) where the condition in subsection (3) is met, a child of the deceased person. (2) In a case where there is or was both a person falling within subsection (1)(a)(i) and a person falling within subsection (1)(a)(ii), subsection (1)(a) is to be read as including only the person who was the cohabitant of the deceased person. 10 (3) The condition referred to in subsection (1)(b) is that— (a) there is nobody who falls within subsection (1)(a) (either because there was no such person or because the person has since died), and (b) in a case where the person has since died, the person had not accepted an offer of a next of kin payment in respect of the deceased person. 15 (4) In this section— “child of the deceased person” includes— (a) a stepchild of the deceased person, and (b) a person who was treated by the deceased person as the deceased person’s child, 20 “cohabitant of the deceased person” means a person who— (a) was neither married to nor in a civil partnership with the deceased person, but (b) was living...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
11 June 2026
Prisons: Subject Profile - Daily prison population data
However, the impact of the emergency early release was short-lived, with the total population again exceeding 8,300 during October 2024.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
11 June 2026
Housing: Subject Profile - Legislative overview
During the previous parliamentary session, the main legislative developments were related to temporary COVID-19 and cost of living legislation which provided protections from eviction and limited rent increases in private rented homes.
News
Published:
22 May 2026
Search for local community heroes launched
Each Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) is being asked to nominate a person in their constituency or region who has made an extraordinary contribution to the lives of other people or who has made a significant impact on their community.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
12 May 2026
Key Issues for Session 7 - Asylum policy and its impact on devolved issues
Asylum seekers currently receive £49.18 per week to meet essential living costs, or £9.95 per week where meals are provided in accommodation.
