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SPICe briefings
Date published:
10 March 2022
Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill - Reason for reform
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For example, in response to the first consultation, it was argued:
there are difficulties encountered when applying for a GRC, even where a person may have lived...
Committee reports
Date published:
21 February 2022
Legislative Consent Memorandum on the Nationality and Borders Bill (UK Legislation) - Introduction
The UK Government has set out three key objectives for the Bill—
To increase the fairness of the system to better protect and support those in need of asylum
To deter illegal entry into the United Kingdom, thereby breaking the business model of people smuggling networks and protecting the lives of those they endanger, and
To remove more easily those with no...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
18 February 2022
Coronavirus (Recovery and Reform) (Scotland) Bill: Criminal Justice, Courts and Legal Aid - Summary
Temporary justice measures are provided for in Part 5 and the schedule of the Bill:
courts and tribunals: conduct of business by electronic means – allowing more flexibility for people to attend by electronic means (e.g. live video link) along with provisions on documents
fiscal fines – allowing prosecutors to use increased levels of fiscal fine
failure to ...
Committees
Published:
18 February 2022
Workplace Parking Licensing (Scotland) Regulations 2022
Scotland’s businesses however have consistently opposed proposals for the WPL due to the additional financial burden it places on businesses and their employees, and this has become even more pertinent in the wake of the pandemic and the emerging cost of living crisis.
Many businesses are still recovering from the financial impact of the pandemic, whi...
Committee reports
Date published:
8 February 2022
Inquiry into perinatal mental health - Stigma
The Programme Board committed to:
“Develop a raising awareness, promoting understanding and reducing stigma strategy, in conjunction with people with lived experience by end of 2020.”
Action 6 of the Programme Board’s 2021-2022 Delivery Plan committed to publishing a Raising Awareness Strategy in Autumn 2021 to "drive Programme Board activities to improve a...
Committee reports
Date published:
25 January 2022
Report on Petition PE1817: End Conversion Therapy - Evidence of conversion therapy/practices
To me, if any young person who is born today reaches 10 or 15 and has the opportunity to live in the world in a safe way because of what we have done, that will be one of the greatest statements of freedom that we could possibly have.
Committee reports
Date published:
13 January 2022
Stage 1 Report on The Coronavirus (Discretionary Compensation for Self-isolation) (Scotland) Bill - Scottish Government consultation on the Bill proposal
For example, the Self Isolation Support Grant provides £500 to workers who lose income as a result of self- isolating and earn the Real Living Wage or less.
..In addition, the Scottish Government continues to fund the National Assistance Helpline and the Local Self-Isolation Assistance Service, ensuring pro-active and reactive phone calls to people self-iso...
Committees
Published:
30 December 2021
Scottish Government submission of 30 December 2021
This is why we have provided £0.5 million additional funding for Care and Repair Scotland to provide help installing alarms for older and disabled homeowners who live in council tax bands A-C and are in receipt of an income or disability related benefit as qualifying criteria.
Committees
Published:
25 November 2021
Thomas Dutton submission of 25 November 2021
The majority of Scotland’s approximately 500 pairs of wild Golden Eagle live and hunt in upland areas. Understandably falconers will bring their eagles to fly in this same landscape, for which their birds are best adapted.
Committees
Published:
2 November 2021
PE1876_R Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service submission of 2 November 2021
In carrying out this role the SCTS must:
Take account of, in particular, the needs of members of the public and those involved in proceedings in the Scottish courts and tribunals, and
So far as practicable and appropriate, co-operate and co-ordinate activity with any other person having functions in relation to the administration of justice.
The SCTS uses a live operational case management system (COPII) for the processing of court business.
