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6 February 2023
Advice Talks Ltd_warrants_Rights of Entry Boards Act 1954_17 December 2022
. The current application forms to be revised to include a pre-action checklist for energy firms to complete before submitting to the court. This should include: o Confirmation people have been advised where they can get free advice and assistance o That reasonable efforts have been made to enter a repayment plan with the consumer, to avoid the need to apply for a Warrant. o Confirmation of whether the debt owed is in dispute or not; and o Whether the household is on the Energy Firm’s Priority Service Register, and where so, the reasons why (if known).
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30 January 2023
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Local Development Plans must be required to consider building height in the context of sustainable design, for example. o Community awareness of where planned development is to be located is important.
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22 November 2021
Minutes of the CPG on Life Science meeting of 15 June 2021
The Strategy has three key objectives which seeks to improve the pathway into research: o Developing enabling infrastructures for research delivery: 4 o Creating an environment between practice and research which facilitates rapid translation of research into practice: o Promo...
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1 November 2024
VWJR Bill Letter from Cab Sec JHA 31 October 2024
The amendments would extend who is deemed vulnerable to include: o persons who provide evidence from a reputable source (e.g. health practitioner) of domestic abuse or sexual assault committed by a party to the case o persons applying for a civil protection order against domestic abuse or for damages following a sexual assault • The second area is on what the courts should do when a person is deemed vulnerable. • The third area is miscellaneous: o an amendment to a presumption on taking the views of a potential child witness into account to be more in line with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child o a potential amendment so “parties” includes persons who are participants in inquiries, such as Fatal Accident Inquiries Part 4 – Criminal verdicts and juries • remove the provisions which reduce the number of jurors serving on a jury to 12.
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5 September 2024
CIWM ScotlandEnvironmental Protection Singleuse Vapes Scotland Regulations 20241 September 2024
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16 March 2023
Shelter Scotland written submission for Civil Justice session
It includes the three key commitments we believe are required from government: • Buy and build 38,500 social homes by 2026 o Redirect all subsidy from the Scottish Government’s Affordable Housing Supply Programme exclusively to homes for social rent o Undertake a national social housing acquisition plan to buy homes in areas of greatest need o Force the reluctant owners of long-term empty homes to sell up or rent them out to people who are homeless or on the housing waiting list • Fully fund local homelessness services o Conduct an audit of all homelessness funding – national and local – to identify the true levels of investment and identify shortfalls o Create a new ‘homelessness emergency’ fund to plug the gap in funding and direct additional resource where it is most needed • Guarantee the right to a home for everyone experiencing homelessness o Urgently prioritise action to address failures in the homelessness system ensuring appropriate redress for individuals where their rights have been breached o Introduce tougher enforcement action against public bodies that repeatedly breach their legal duties 1 Shelter Scotland, Scottish Housing Emergency Action Plan (2022) Main issues – the housing emergency The number of households and children in temporary homeless accommodation is at a record high, and households are spending increasingly long periods stuck in temporary accommodation.
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23 November 2022
Minute of the meeting held on 16 November 2022
Gillian passes to Pauline Macdonald: • Pauline’s background in procurement and supply chain • Pauline has been in Canada for the last 6 and half years • She was on the board of directors for WBE Canada helping women owned business specifically – the CEO of the company was working with govt to mandate that a certain percentage of all public sector bids went to women owned businesses - In Canada 5% of every single public sector contract has to go to indigenous suppliers and so she was fighting for the same for women owned businesses • WBE helped certify suppliers so they could use the WBE Canada logo so that when the public sector went out to tender, they could ask if they were certified – if a company is certified they know all the due diligence has been done on suppliers, it was definitely women led, certificates were valid 2 years however they can be taken off them at any time if they are in breach, WBE also ran courses to help with bidding • Old boys club easier to control and govern in public sector but very hard to do so in private sector – a lot of who you know rather than what you know • As a women owned business you have to go above and beyond to show your worth • To have a register of how many SMEs suppliers in Scotland would be helpful to get people signed up and show public sector these women owned businesses have gone through due diligence and they are certified it would minimize risk for them so more chance of winning business • WBE magazine – shows all the good work that has been done Gillian responds to Pauline commending opening the door to talent that wouldn’t get through the door by committing to making sure they are diverse Gillian passes to Ruth McElroy: • Small businesses contribute about 68bn to the Scottish economy • Public sector procurement statistics very patchy – scarce data of equality statistics when it comes to examining the experiences of women in procurement • Local authority spend show despite making up about 93% of entire business community, micro businesses only get less than 5% of procurement spend by value but largest companies get more than half – long way to go as big disproportionality here • A major policy directive of the current Scottish Government is Community Wealth Building – a commitment to growing and maintaining the wealth of local places • FSB have assessed for every pound that is spent with a small business roughly 67p of that goes straight back into the local community – whereas spending it at a large multinational only 40p of that goes into the community – real and tangible benefit to local areas in increasing procurement spend of local businesses • Barriers to procurement from a small business perspective o...
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28 July 2023
Enhancements Comm 2 Summer 2023
Check on your returns ‘never submitted’: delete any errors or unused drafts you no longer need. o Click Returns never submitted and on that page select the return(s) to delete by ticking Delete Return. o Then Click Delete Selected Returns (or return to the dashboard) or 3.
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25 March 2022
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Organise review meeting at 6 months and appraisal meeting before year end *GDPR = General Data Protection Regulations *PECR = Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations *IM = Information Management *RM = Records Management • Spèis • Earbsa • Atharrachadh • Taic • Conaltradh • Bòrd na Gàidhlig: Inntrigidh Eàrr-ràdh 1 / Appendix 1: Poileasaidhean iomchaidh ri leughadh o o Plana Gàidhlig Poileasaidh gus Dèiligeadh ri Gearanan Gaelic Plan Complaints Handling Policy o o Fòrladh Màthaireil, Athaireil agus airson Uchd-mhacachadh Dleastanasan Co-ionannachd Maternity, Paternity & Adoption Leave Equality Duty o o Poileasaidh airson Deagh Shunnd agus Dèiligeadh ri Trom- Gnìomhan Poilitigeach Political Activities uallach san Àite-obrach Stress Management and Wellbeing in the Workplace o o Poileasaidh airson Dìon Dàta Poileasaidh a thaobh Urraim san Àite-obrach Data Protection Policy Dignity at Work Policy o o Poileasaidh mu Mhì-chleachdadh Stuthan Poileasaidh nam Meadhanan Sòisealta Substance Abuse Policy Social Media Policy o o Poileasaidh Ionnsachaidh is Leasachaidh Poileasaidh Slàinte is Sàbhailteachd san àite-obrach Learning and Development Health & Safety at work Policy o o Poileasaidh airson Siubhail is Cosgaisean Bith-beò Poileasaidh airson Chùisean-gearain Grievance Policy Travel & Subsistence Policy o o Stiùireadh a thaobh Aoigheachd Poileasaidh airson Draghan Fhoillseachadh Hospitality Guidance Whistleblowing Policy o o Poileasaidh Cleachdadh Iomchaidh Poileasaidh mu a bhith a’ cleachdadh post-d agus an eadar-lìn E-mail and Internet use Policy Acceptable Use Policy for Bòrd na Gàidhlig IT Systems o o Poileasaidh Àrainneachd Poileasaidh airson Ìrean Giùlain Environmental Policy Standards of Conduct Policy o o Poileasaidh Rianachd Fiosrachaidh is Chlàran Poileasaidh airson Droch Aimsir Information & Records Management Policy Severe Weather Policy o o Poileasaidh airson Fòrladh Sònraichte Model Code of Conduct for Members of Statutory Boards Special Leave Policy o o Audit Scotland: The role of boards Poileasaidh Smachd air Inntrigeadh Access Control Policy o o Ar Ro-Innleachd airson Daoine Poileasaidh airson Tèarainteachd Dhidseatach Our People Strategy Cyber Resilience Policy o o On Board: a guide for members of statutory boards Poileasaidh Foill Fraud Policy o BnG Framework Document • Spèis • Earbsa • Atharrachadh • Taic • Conaltradh • Bòrd na Gàidhlig: Inntrigidh • Spèis • Earbsa • Atharrachadh • Taic • Conaltradh •
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Official Report
Meeting date:
15 November 2022
Meeting of the Parliament 15 November 2022
Scots isnae jist a collection o regional dialects. There is a muckle history o this now evolvin leid.
