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In coming to that view, ministers will be able to take account of the regulator's views on whether it would be able to monitor, assess and report on any outcome that they might propose.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
22 October 2009
Section 6(1)(a) of the 2003 act lays down that a real burden is created by registering against the land which is to be the burdened property a deed which is granted by or on behalf of the owner of that land.
Many councils cannot even do their accounts remotely on time. One would hope that the UK Government would provide a lead, but the new Government has tied its hands in relation to national insurance, VAT and income tax.
First, the blanket approach does not take account of the benefits that a flexible approach in the short-term lets sector can bring for the host or the guest.
We need to look at how the opportunity for capital offsetting in a more corporate market would be regulated. When it comes to carbon accounting, we need to ensure that we are not double counting, from our perspective.
Given Public Health Scotland’s dual accountability to local and national Government, we are well placed to lead the conversations around social care data and to make progress on it.