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28 April 2025
CPT_Written submission to 29 April evidence session 22 April 2025
Dear Convener, Thank you for the invitation to give evidence to the Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee on 29 April on key issues affecting Scotland’s bus sector.
Last updated:
11 October 2024
Conveners Group meeting papers pack 20 March 2024
These examples show that the funding flow and where decisions are taken is not always obvious. 16.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 February 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 23 February 2023
Can the minister confirm that, when Scotland is independent, all women living in Scotland who flee domestic abuse will have access to public funds?
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 November 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 17 November 2021
By keeping the funding cap in place, we are selling Scotland short.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 January 2024
Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee 11 January 2024
For us to truly deliver on what the people of Scotland deserve, adequate funding is required, and we would welcome multiyear funding.
Committee reports
Date published:
28 February 2024
Stage 1 Report on the Circular Economy (Scotland) Bill - Section 8(2) - Proposed Section 78A(6) Enforcement
There is no obvious mechanism for cost recovery so this work would most likely be funded from SEPA?s Grant in Aid settlement."
SPICe briefings
Date published:
12 May 2021
Key Issues for Session 6: COVID, Climate and Constitution - A new focus for change
A new focus for change
The Scottish Government’s ambitious climate change agenda will require major changes to Scotland’s buildings to make them more energy efficient and use low carbon heating systems.
Last updated:
20 October 2025
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Social Security (Scotland) Bill: The Committee will take evidence on the Bill at Stage 1 from—Caroline Gardner, Auditor General for Scotland; Mark Taylor, Assistant Director, and Morag Campsie, Audit Manager, Audit Scotland. 6.
Last updated:
14 February 2023
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Members' Business motions that have not achieved cross party support *S6M-06229 Paul McLennan: The Economic Impact of Scotland's Renewable Energy Sector – 2022 Update—That the Parliament welcomes the publication of The Economic Impact of Scotland's Renewable Energy Sector – 2022 Update, by Scottish Renewables and the Fraser of Allander Institute, which it understands provides the latest economic output and job figures for Scotland’s renewables energy industry; understands that the report demonstrates that Scotland’s renewable energy industry and its supply chain supported more than 27,000 full time equivalent jobs, and that onshore wind supported the most employment across Scotland’s economy from the renewable energy sector, with 10,120 full time equivalent roles, followed by offshore wind with 6,735 full-time equivalent roles, and hydropower with 4,395 full-time equivalent roles; highlights the report's findings that Scotland’s renewable energy industry generated £5.6 billion of output in 2020; considers that the report found onshore wind had the largest estimated economic output, generating nearly £2.5 billion, with offshore wind and hydropower both supporting more than £1.1 billion output, and welcomes what it sees as the strength of Scotland’s renewable energy industry and the energy security, economic, environmental and social benefits that it brings to communities across Scotland, including in East Lothian.
Last updated:
6 October 2022
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Members' Business motions that have not achieved cross party support *S6M-06229 Paul McLennan: The Economic Impact of Scotland's Renewable Energy Sector – 2022 Update—That the Parliament welcomes the publication of The Economic Impact of Scotland's Renewable Energy Sector – 2022 Update, by Scottish Renewables and the Fraser of Allander Institute, which it understands provides the latest economic output and job figures for Scotland’s renewables energy industry; understands that the report demonstrates that Scotland’s renewable energy industry and its supply chain supported more than 27,000 full time equivalent jobs, and that onshore wind supported the most employment across Scotland’s economy from the renewable energy sector, with 10,120 full time equivalent roles, followed by offshore wind with 6,735 full-time equivalent roles, and hydropower with 4,395 full-time equivalent roles; highlights the report's findings that Scotland’s renewable energy industry generated £5.6 billion of output in 2020; considers that the report found onshore wind had the largest estimated economic output, generating nearly £2.5 billion, with offshore wind and hydropower both supporting more than £1.1 billion output, and welcomes what it sees as the strength of Scotland’s renewable energy industry and the energy security, economic, environmental and social benefits that it brings to communities across Scotland, including in East Lothian.
