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We need to face those challenges head on. “The Adoption Barometer” for 2022 highlights the gap that remains in the provision of and access to adequate support for carers, with 75 per cent of respondents facing continual struggles to access support.
When the minister gave evidence to the committee on 29 June 2022, she said that “a licence has to be construed as the option that is available when there are no other options.”
Despite championing our world-class seafood, the Scottish Government last held a debate on fisheries in 2022. The sector makes a significant contribution to Scotland’s economy and to our coastal communities.
Motion agreed to, That the Parliament agrees that the Private Landlord Registration (Modification) (Scotland) Order 2022 draft be approved. The final question is, that motion S6M-04301, in the name of Neil Gray, on approval of an SSI, be agreed to.
I often take the bus in Aberdeen, but I have no idea how much it costs me until I see my bank statement. Sue also took the opportunity to call again for a new railway station at Winchburgh.
Following dissolution, Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) cease to hold office and parliamentary business comes to an end (see Consequences of dissolution).
To date, dissolution has occurred only in connection with ordinary general elections.
Section 4 also provided that no proceedings may be brought after 3 years following the commission of the offence (or last date on which the offence was committed).
Committee reports
Date published:
11 February 2026
Part 1 modifies the 2024 Act to:
allow local authorities to charge a levy using either a percentage(s) based system or a flat rate/fixed fee model(s);
allow local authorities, when using a fixed fee model, to apply the levy on a ‘per person, per night’ or a ‘per night’ basis;
clarifies that, where the right to reside in accommodation is first purchased by a third party, and then subsequently purchased by another person, the “chargeable transaction” is the initial purchase;
provide that levy returns should be based on the date...
Committee reports
Date published:
9 September 2020
Matters drawn to the attention of Parliament
Following our letter to the Cabinet Secretary for Justice dated 27 August 2020, and his response dated 3 September 2020, the Committee received further clarity on a number of the issues discussed in this exchange during our consideration of these regulations.
A tied pub tenant cannot submit a request for arbitration prior to the 'earliest possible date' - which is 21 days after the tenant has notified the PoB of the alleged failure to comply with the code.