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Official Report Meeting date: 27 May 2025

Health, Social Care and Sport Committee 27 May 2025

The bill also allows for Parliament to consider the draft code of practice before it is published.

Official Report Meeting date: 18 June 2024

Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 18 June 2024

If you create carbon units under those codes—with recognition and endorsement by the codes—you have to play by their rules.

Official Report Meeting date: 15 November 2023

Criminal Justice Committee 15 November 2023

I think that it is mentioned in the HMICS report that the code of practice has a clear reference to the psychiatric emergency plans.

Official Report Meeting date: 2 November 2016

Local Government and Communities Committee 02 November 2016

Other complaints relate purely to the key principles that are set out in the councillors’ code of conduct or in the code of conduct for the members of the public body concerned.

Questions and Answers Date answered: 14 March 2018

S5W-14997

As required by section 3C of the Victims and Witnesses (Scotland) Act 2014, Police Scotland are responsible for informing victims of how to access the Victims' Code. Where the victim does not have access to the internet, the victim may request a copy of the Code.

Last updated: 17 September 2025

SPBill26BS062025

SCHEDULE 2A 10 (introduced by sections 29AA and 29AD) 1 V ICTIM N OTIFICATION S CHEME P ART 1 R IGHT OF ELIGIBLE PERSONS TO RECEIVE INFORMATION IN EVENT OF DEATH OR INCAPACITY OF VICTIM 15 1 (1) The Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 2003 is amended as follows. (2) In section 16 (victim’s right to receive information concerning release etc. of offender)— (a) in subsection (1), after “perpetrated” insert “(the “victim”)”, (b) for subsection (5), substitute— “(5) Where information would fall to be given under subsection (1), but the 20 victim has died or is incapable, that subsection applies as if references in it to the victim were references to the designated person or designated persons.”, (c) after subsection (5) insert— “(5A) For the purposes of subsection (5), a designated person means a person 25 designated by the Scottish Ministers to be given the information in place of the victim in accordance with subsections (5B) to (5E). (5B) The Scottish Ministers— (a) may designate, as they consider appropriate— (i) where the victim has died, at least one person and not more 30 than 4 persons as designated persons, (ii) where the victim is incapable, one person as designated person, (b) must, where a person intimates that they wish to be a designated may be person (and the maximum number of persons who 35 designated in accordance with paragraph (a) has not been reached), consider whether to designate that person. 98 Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill Schedule 2a—Victim Notification Scheme Part 1—Right of eligible persons to receive information in event of death or incapacity of victim (5C) Where the victim has died, the Scottish Ministers may— (a) if they consider it appropriate to do so— (i) remove a person as a designated person, (ii) add a person as a designated person (provided such addition 5 does not result in there being more than 4 designated persons, subject to paragraph (b)), (b) on cause shown, add a person as a designated person where that addition results in there being 5 designated persons. (5D) Where the victim is incapable, the Scottish Ministers may, if they 10 consider it appropriate to do so, remove or replace a person as designated 1 person. (5E) The Scottish Ministers must have regard to the code...

Last updated: 4 June 2024

BB20240604

Subordinate legislation: The Committee will take evidence on the following affirmative instruments: Scottish Pubs Code Regulations 2024 [draft] Tied Pubs (Fees and Financial Penalties) (Scotland) Regulations 2024[draft] Scottish Pubs Code Adjudicator (Miscellaneous Listings) Order 2024 [draft] Scottish Pubs Code Adjudicator (Duty to Publish Certain Information) Regulations 2024 [draft] Tied Pubs (Scottish Arbitration Rules) Amendment Order 2024 [draft] from— Tom Arthur, Minister for Employment and Investment, Aileen Bearhop, Head of Industry Growth, Deborah Cook, Food and Drink Policy Manager, and Mairead McCrossan, Solicitor, Scottish Government. 2.

Last updated: 28 May 2024

BB20240528

Subordinate legislation: The Committee will take evidence on the following affirmative instruments: Scottish Pubs Code Regulations 2024 [draft] Tied Pubs (Fees and Financial Penalties) (Scotland) Regulations 2024 [draft] Scottish Pubs Code Adjudicator (Miscellaneous Listings) Order 2024 [draft] Scottish Pubs Code Adjudicator (Duty to Publish Certain Information) Regulations 2024 [draft] Tied Pubs (Scottish Arbitration Rules) Amendment Order 2024 [draft] from— Tom Arthur, Minister for Employment and Investment, Aileen Bearhop, Head of Industry Growth, Deborah Cook, Food and Drink Policy Manager, and Mairead McCrossan, Solicitor, Scottish Government. 4.

Last updated: 1 November 2022