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Committee reports Date published: 16 December 2021

Subordinate Legislation Considered by the Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee on 14 December 2021

This review assessed the impact and risks associated with the options, the operational requirements to implement them and the legal implications of them, as noted by the Cabinet Secretary for Justice and Veterans in his letter to Russell Findlay MSP (and copied to the Convener of the Criminal Justice Committee) dated 23 September 2021 (see here).
Committee reports Date published: 22 November 2021

Legislative Consent Memorandum - Professional Qualifications Bill

Retrieved from <a href="https://www.parliament.scot/-/media/files/legislation/bills/lcms/professional-qualifications-bill/splcms063.pdf" target="_blank">https://www.parliament.scot/-/media/files/legislation/bills/lcms/professional-qualifications-bill/splcms063.pdf</a> As lead Committee, this Committee heard evidence on 29 September 2021 from Ivan McKee MSP, Minister for Business, Trade, Tourism and Enterprise on the LCM.
Committee reports Date published: 25 March 2021

Local Government and Communities Committee Annual Report 2020/21

This followed the receipt of a letter from Alex Burnett MSP to the Committee highlighting various concerns with the current system.
Committee reports Date published: 23 March 2021

Legacy Report

The Committee would like to thank Michael Russell MSP, Cabinet Secretary for the Constitution, Europe and External Affairs and Professor Jason Leitch, National Clinical Director, for their appearances at the Committee.
SPICe briefings Date published: 5 September 2018

Transport (Scotland) Bill: Low Emission Zones

An LEZ would: Restrict the driving of vehicles within an LEZ to those that meet the specified emissions standards or are exempted from the LEZ restrictions Where anyone drives a car within an LEZ that is neither exempt nor meets the required emissions standard, to pay a penalty charge Include an initial grace period, following the establishment of an LEZ where enforcement action will not be taken Allow for enforcement of LEZ restrictions, which although not specified in the Bill this would likely be by automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) enabled CCTV cameras Allow Scottish Ministers powers to make regulations specifying emissions standards, exempt vehicles, the amount of any penalty charge and other detailed aspects of LEZ scheme operation Introduction The Transport (Scotland) Bill ("the Bill") was introduced to the Scottish Parliament by Derek Mackay MSP...
Committee reports Date published: 17 May 2018

Stage 1 Report on the Planning (Scotland) Bill - Report Recommendations

We recommend, however, that the Scottish Government ensures those directions are provided to the Scottish Parliament at the time of issue to support greater transparency and scrutiny by MSPs of the circumstances when National Government directs Local Government to act in a specific way.
Official Report Meeting date: 24 April 2002

Standards Committee, 24 Apr 2002

That is true up to a point, but are there limits? Do MSPs have some privacy? Yes, but less than non-MSPs.
Official Report Meeting date: 31 May 2000

Standards Committee, 31 May 2000

We should ask them how they approach MSPs. How do they disclose themselves?
Official Report Meeting date: 9 October 2002

Standards Committee, 09 Oct 2002

How can MSPs judge whether they have been lobbied?
Official Report Meeting date: 8 May 2002

Standards Committee, 08 May 2002

The issue is to do with how many rules we impose on MSPs. We are setting high standards for MSPs already.

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