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1 December 2025
Response from Swedish Prosecution Authority
Thus, a ban on the purchase of sexual services has had 2 both normative and direct effects. 3 Crimes against children The provision on seduction of youth was established in connection with the introduction of the Swedish Criminal Code in 1962 and included anyone who, in return for payment, procured a temporary sexual relationship with a person under the age...
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30 June 2025
Forth Valley College AGS to PAC 18 June 2025_Redacted
The Board acknowledged this arrangement does not comply with the Code of Good Governance for Scotland’s Colleges.
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11 June 2024
SPBill33AENS062024accessible
Part 4: Miscellaneous Section 26 - Code of Practice on Sustainable and Regenerative Agriculture 126.
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28 September 2023
Explanatory Notes accessible
Part 4: Miscellaneous Section 26 - Code of Practice on Sustainable and Regenerative Agriculture 124.
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7 March 2023
BB20191210
(S5T-01920) followed by Ministerial Statement: Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Oversight Board Update followed by Ministerial Statement: Performance in Scottish education – the PISA 2018 Results and Achievement of Curriculum for Excellence Level 2018/19 Statistics followed by Scottish Government Debate: Reaffirming Scotland’s Support for Human Rights Defenders S5M-20192 Christina McKelvie: Reaffirming Scotland’s Support for Human Rights Defenders—That the Parliament notes that the International Day of Human Rights Defenders is celebrated each year on 9 December and that 2019 marks 21 years since the adoption by the UN General Assembly of the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders; appreciates the vital work that human rights defenders undertake around the world, often at considerable risk to themselves, their families and their communities; reaffirms its own support for, and commitment to, the work of human rights defenders in all states and nations, in keeping with the principles of the UN Declaration and in recognition of the critically important role of human rights defenders in working to eliminate all violations and abuses of human rights and fundamental freedoms, and commends and pays tribute to the contribution made by the participants in the Scottish Human Rights Defender Fellowship. followed by Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee Debate: Changes to the Code...
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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.
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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.
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1 November 2022
Freedom of Information Reform Bill Consultation by Katy Clark MSP
I support these reforms. A Code of Practice must be based on existing legislation that directly impacts on the efficient delivery of FoISA duties.
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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...
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24 February 2021
SPCB2021Paper 10
The Standards Commission for Scotland is seeking funding of £19,260 to meet the costs of legal fees associated with the defence of an appeal, lodged on 20 October 2020 before Paisley Sheriff Court, against a Hearing Panel’s decision to find a councillor in breach of the Councillor’s Code. 8 . As a matter of principle the Commission wishes to defend its deci...
