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9 May 2022
20220204 letter from Humza to Convener Health and Care Bill
Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care Humza Yousaf MSP T: 0300 244 4000 E: [email protected] Stuart McMillan MSP Convener of the Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee Scottish Parliament By e-mail 4 February 2022 Dear Stuart HEALTH AND CARE BILL: SUPPLEMENTARY LEGISLATIVE CONSENT MEMORANDUM...
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24 March 2022
20220324 Jenny Gilruth to Convener PO
Minister for Transport Jenny Gilruth MSP T: 0300 244 4000 E: [email protected] Dean Lockhart MSP Convener Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee The Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP [email protected] ___ 24 March 2022 Dear Convener Thank you for your letter of 23 March to Michael Matheson MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero, Energy and Transport, regarding P&O’s decision, announced on 17 March, to summarily make around 800 employees redundant and to cease its UK ferry operations whilst it inducts new agency employees.
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14 March 2022
20220208 Convener to MinisterGSCEB DRS
If possible, it would be helpful if your reply were to reach me before then, to help inform the Parliament’s final decision on this issue. Yours sincerely Dean Lockhart MSP Convener Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 1 Annexe: correspondence from Scottish Grocers Federation to Convener Dean Lockhart MSP, 3 Febr...
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4 February 2022
SPCB 2022 Paper 03
Its work is governed by a board of directors that is chaired by the Presiding Officer and composed of both MSPs and non-MSPs. Full information on the current board membership and staffing is contained in Annex C. 6.
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3 December 2025
Minutes CPG on Older People Age and Ageing 24 Sept 2025 v1
The convenor thanked Colin for his presentation and suggested that the statistics and information may be of interest to MSPs. He proposed that Hourglass or Hourglass and a few organisations or CPG could issue them to MSPs.
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29 April 2025
CPG Minutes Outdoor Education 20th March 2025
This would have been ridiculous. Liz Smith MSP concluded that there are still lots of situations that local authorities are coming across where there is a big debate to be had.
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26 March 2025
CPG Wellbeing Economy meeting Minute March 4 2025_DRAFT
Cross Party Group on Wellbeing Economy th Tuesday, 4 of March 2024, 6:30-8:00 pm, hybrid Creating community wealth through the energy revolution Present MSPs Ariane Burgess MSP, Emma Harper MSP, Maggie Chapman MSP Invited guests Amanda Grimm, Benjamin Christie, Christopher Boyce, Ciaran McKenna, Claudia Albrecht, David Brown, David Skene, Emma Cooper, Frances Guy, Grace Hutchison, Gary Hughes, Grace Murray, Hannah Clyne, Hayley Pryor, Jackie Farquhar, Jane Morrison, Janet Miles, Jason Shilcock, John Todd, Josie Saunders, Katy Woodington, Kirsty McLuckie, Laurie Macfarlane, Margaret Douglas, Melanie Udderston, Mhairi Tordoff, Pamela Barnes, Paul Hainey, Rob Davidson, Shumela Ahmed, Stephen Kelly, Tuisku Kolu Non-MSP Group Members Ailsa Rayburn (Community Land Scotland), Alex Turner (WEAll Scotland), Angela Lamont, Brian Connolly (WEAll Scotland), Carmen Martinez (Scottish Women’s Budget Group), Craig Dunn (SCCAN), Elizabeth Docherty (Scottish Community Alliance), George Hosking (WAVE Trust), Hilda Campbell (COPE Scotland), Iain Black (University of Strathclyde), Jim Millar (Scottish Land and Estates), Josh Doble (Community Land Scotland), Lukas Bunse (WEAll Scotland), Margaret McSporran (Highlands and Islands Enterprise, Martin Avila (Community Enterprise in Scotland), Martin Meteyard (Co-operate Scotland), Michael Weatherhead (WEAll), Renata Osowska, Pamela Maxwell, Pauline Smith (Development Trust Association Scotland), Philip Revell (SCCAN), Rachel Searle (Foundation Scotland), Susan McKellar (Scottish Women’s Convention) Apologies Emma Sedgewick, Kate McLean, Juliette Summers 1 Welcome Welcome from Ariane Burgess MSP, member of the CPG on Wellbeing Economy.
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25 October 2024
CPG on Food Minutes 11 September 2024 draft
Welcome and Apologies for Absence Annie Wells MSP (AW) welcomed all to the meeting and apologised that we were experiencing technical issues with feedback in the room.
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5 September 2024
Letter from Minister for Parliamentary Business dated 2 September 2024
As set out in the guiding principle above, the Government considers that there should not be a difference in treatment between disqualification from councillor or MSP status without a clear rationale.
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24 May 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 1 February 2023
Cross-Party Group on Visual Impairment Wednesday 1 February 2023, 13.00-14.15 via Teams Minute Present MSPs Stuart McMillan MSP Colin Smyth MSP Invited guests Susan Shippey, Senior Sensory Loss Policy Manager|Support for Sensory Loss and Augmentative and Alternative Communication Team, Scottish Government Professor Margaret (Mags) Watson, GTAP Professor of Health Services Research and Pharmacy Practice, University of Strathclyde Observers Karen Mowat, Scottish Government Mike Stewart, Scottish Government Lesley-Anne Watt, Scottish Government Non-MSP Group Members James Adams, Director, RNIB Scotland Paul Bartley, Optelec Claire Black, NHS Education for Scotland Ian Brown, RNIB Scotland Catriona Burness, RNIB Scotland Lesley Carcary, seescape Bruce Christie, RNIB Scotland Advisory Committee Eileen Clarkson, RNIB Scotland Elizabeth Docherty, Optometry Scotland Niall Foley, Guide Dogs Scotland Claire Forde, RNIB Scotland Advisory Committee Laura Gray, Macular Society Sheila Hands, NHS Tayside Gillian Hallard, RNIB Scotland Kirstie Henderson, RNIB Scotland Colin Hilditch, Sight Scotland and Sight Scotland Veterans 1 Thelma Ingram Lisa Kelly, Scottish Association of Visual Impairment Educators (SAVIE) Elizabeth McCann, Scottish Sensory Centre, University of Edinburgh Fiona McDonald, Sight Scotland and Sight Scotland Veterans Iona McLean, Macular Society Maureen MacMillan, Sight Action Jo MacQueen, RNIB Scotland Hazel McFarlane, Scottish Sensory Hub Carla Marchbank, NESS Gillian Mitchell, Sight Action Michael Moore, Guide Dogs Scotland Sally Paterson, Vision Support Service, Aberdeen City Council Mary Rasmussen Professor John Ravenscroft, Scottish Sensory Centre, University of Edinburgh Ken Reid Terry Robinson Allan Russell, RNIB Connect Radio Kirin Saeed Craig Spalding, Sight Scotland and Sight Scotland Veterans Alan Stewart Danny Sweeney, North Ayrshire Council Mhairi Thurston, VI Charity Sector Partnership Mental Health Committee Cirta Tooth, NHS Lothian Colette Walker Sandra Wilson Jacquie Winning, Forth Valley Sensory Centre Apologies Jeremy Balfour MSP Miles Briggs MSP Scott Cassidy, Blind Veterans Jacqueline Cowan, Police Scotland John Donaldson, Sight Scotland - Scottish Braille Press Mairi Graham Gillian Heavie, Scottish Government Margaret Jackson, RNIB Scotland Joan Kerr Sheila Mackenzie, Scottish Sensory Centre, University of Edinburgh Gwenn McCreath, Vision PK Terry Moody Rod Murchison Paul O’Kane MSP Hussein Patwa Janet Pooley, Scottish Government Nicoletta Primo, Sight Scotland and Sight Scotland Veterans Susan Robinson 2 Agenda item 1 - Welcome, introductions and apologies Stuart McMillan MSP welcomed everyone to the meeting.
