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Official Report
Meeting date:
17 September 2013
Public Petitions Committee 17 September 2013
Tha am pàipear gu math sìmplidh—chan eil ann ach aon cheist le sia faclan. Chan e pàipear fada le tòrr sgrìobhaidh no càil dhen t-seòrsa sin a tha ann.
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 September 2013
Welfare Reform Committee 24 September 2013
Would someone from one of our local authorities like to comment? Les Robertson has two hats on today.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 June 2017
S5W-09381
The current members of SEAB are listed on the Scottish Government website at the following link which is updated periodically: Those members, and their respective length of service are as follows: Co-Chairs Rt Hon Nicola Sturgeon MSP, First Minister- Chair (February 2015 - Current) Professor Sir Jim McDonald, Principal, University of Strathclyde - Co-chair (May 2009 - Current) Board Members Paul Wheelhouse, Scottish Minister for Business, Innovation and Energy (May 2016 - Current) Alistair Phillips-Davies Chief Executive Officer, Scottish and Southern Energy (May 2014- Current) Andrew Jamieson, Chairman, Scottish Renewables Forum, later Chairman RenewableUK, ORE Catapult (May 2009 - Current) Charles Hammond, Group Chief Executive, Forth Ports Plc (May 2009 - Current) Charlotte Wright, Chief Executive, HIE (New member) Cordi O’Hara, National Grid (March 2016 - Current) Damien Yeates, Chief Executive, Skills Development Scotland (October 2009 – Current) David Sigsworth, Chairman SEPA (September 2011- Current) Deirdre Michie, Chief Executive Oil and Gas UK (March 2016 - Current) Dick Winchester, Managing Director, The Old Schoolhouse (January 2010 - Current) Dr Graeme Sweeney, Managing Director – Generation, EDF Energy later Independent Energy Consultant with Ardnacraggan (Energy Services) Ltd (July 2014 - Current) Frank Mitchell, Director Energy Networks, Scottish Power later Chair, ESAG (May 2010 - Current) Graeme Smith, STUC (New Member) Jim McColl OBE, Chairman & Chief Executive Clyde Blowers Ltd (May 2009 -current) Keith Anderson, chief of Corporate Officer, Scottish Power Renewables (September 2011 - Current) Les...
Last updated:
19 January 2026
Letter from Cabinet Secretary for Climate Action and Energy The REACH Amendment No 2 Regulations 202
This includes a 2023 amendment to UK REACH, made using powers in the Environment Act 2021, subject to the le 4A of UK REACH, to extend consent of the Scottish Ministers under artic transitional registration deadlines.
Last updated:
7 January 2025
CE CPG Minutes 6th December 2024
Cross-Party Group on the Circular Economy th 6 of December 2024, 11:00-12:30 pm, on Zoom Joint Meeting with the CPG on Social Enterprise and CPG on the Wellbeing Economy Minute Present MSPs Emma Harper MSP, Maggie Chapman MSP, Maurice Golden MSP, Michelle Thomson MSP, Lorna Slater MSP Invited guests Alan Cameron, Alex Jarrett, Alison McGrory, Andy Paterson, Anne Marte Bergseng, Anthony Burns, Chris Holden, Claire Duncanson, Claire Miller, Claudia Albrecht, David Stewart, Emma Sedgewick, Frances Guy, Hannah Brown, Jamie Barker, Jaye Martin, Jim Brown, Julie Flynn, Julie MacDonald, Liz Cooper, Louise Hastie, Lucinda Broadbent, Lucy Wishart, Margaret Douglas, Marion Davis, Matt Lewis, Mia Duncan, Michael Cook, Michael Cusack, Neil McInroy, Neville Makan, Paul Morris, Peter McCafferty, Rachel Le...
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20 December 2024
CPG Wellbeing Economy minutes 6 December 2024 DRAFT 20
Cross-Party Group on Wellbeing Economy th 6 of December 2024, 11:00-12:30 pm, on Zoom Joint Meeting with the CPG on Social Enterprise and CPG on Circular Economy Minute Present MSPs Emma Harper MSP, Maggie Chapman MSP, Maurice Golden MSP, Michelle Thomson MSP, Lorna Slater MSP Invited guests Alan Cameron, Alex Jarrett, Alison McGrory, Andy Paterson, Anne Marte Bergseng, Anthony Burns, Chris Holden, Claire Duncanson, Claire Miller, Claudia Albrecht, David Stewart, Emma Sedgewick, Frances Guy, Hannah Brown, Jamie Barker, Jaye Martin, Jim Brown, Julie Flynn, Julie MacDonald, Liz Cooper, Louise Hastie, Lucinda Broadbent, Lucy Wishart, Margaret Douglas, Marion Davis, Matt Lewis, Mia Duncan, Michael Cook, Michael Cusack, Neil McInroy, Neville Makan, Paul Morris, Peter McCafferty, Rachel Le...
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6 November 2024
CPG Wellbeing Economy minutes 6 September 2024 DRAFT_
Cross-Party Group on Wellbeing Economy th 6 of September 2024, 11:00-12:30 pm, on Zoom Minute Present MSPs Emma Harper MSP, Maggie Chapman MSP, Sarah Boyack MSP, Maurice Golden MSP Invited guests Prof Matthew Hannon, Sophie Howe, Alan Cameron, Amanda Grimm, Anna Wyatt, Carwyn, Claudia Albrecht, Councillor Kate MacLean, David Petrie, David Stewart, Duncan Thorp, Evelyn Henderson-Child, Fabio Villani, Helen Reilly, Jackie Queally, Jamie Barker, Javier Dominguez, Jayne Saywell, Jilly Burns, Joshua Evans, Josie Saunders, Julian Caldecott, Mark Langdon, Martin Clarke, Matthew Crighton, Naomi Mason, Neil MacCallum, Resilience Learning Partnership, Rob Davison, Roland Chaplain, Neville Makan, Susan Pollick, Barry Steven, Warren Smith Non-MSP Group Members Allan Faulds (The Alliance), Angela Lamont, Claire Duncanson, Dani Trudeau (Tribe Porty), Gemma Campbell (Scottish Land Commission), George Hosking (WAVE Trust), Gill Davies, Hannah Ormston (Carnegie UK), Ian McCall (Paths for All), Juliette Summers, Kevin Kane (Youthlink Scotland), Laura Worku (DTAS), Tom Sneddon (DTAS), Martin Meteyard (Co-operate Scotland), Rachel Le...
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28 June 2023
Chamber_Minutes_20230628
The 50th Anniversary of the Murder of Margaret McLaughlin: The Parliament debated S6M-09600 in the name of Russell Findlay—That the Parliament recognises that 6 July 2023 will mark the 50th anniversary of the murder of Margaret McLaughlin in Carluke, Lanarkshire; notes that Margaret McLaughlin was aged 23 when she was murdered while walking from her home to Carluke train station; further notes that the murder investigation was reportedly led by Detective Chief Superintendent William Muncie; recognises that the police investigation resulted in the arrest of the Carluke resident, George Beattie, who was a teenager at the time; notes that George Beattie was convicted of Margaret McLaughlin’s murder at the High Court in Glasgow in October 1973 and consequently spent around 15 years in prison; understands that George Beattie continues to deny his guilt and that his conviction has been the subject of a long-running campaign alleging it to be a miscarriage of justice; notes that the campaign was covered in the BBC documentary series, Rough Justice, which was produced by the journalist, Peter Hill; further notes campaigners’ concerns about the integrity of the police investigation; notes that those concerns were referenced in a speech made to the House of Commons in March 1993 by Jimmy Hood, who was then an MP; understands that the criminologist, Professor David Wilson, who is originally from Carluke, wrote a book about the murder of Margaret McLaughlin; notes that the book, Signs of Murder, which was published in July 2020, reportedly identifies a "more likely suspect", who has since been named publicly as Les...
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2 May 2023
BB20230502Rev
Public administration - effective Scottish Government decision-making: The Committee will take evidence from— Dr Judith Turbyne, Chief Executive, Children In Scotland; Lucy Hughes, Policy and Parliamentary Manager, Engender; Craig McLaren, Director of Scotland, Ireland and English Regions, Royal Town Planning Institute Scotland; Rachel Le Noan, Policy and P...
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 October 2022
Meeting of the Parliament 25 October 2022
Les auctioned off one of the famous Bay City Rollers jackets, and he was able to donate £700 to the project.
