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6 October 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 2 March 2023
All advertising channels are under consideration in the consultation, although in the case of TV, radio and cinema advertising it acknowledges that powers are reserved.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 March 2017
Meeting of the Parliament 01 March 2017
As we have heard, last week the BBC announced a new TV channel for Scotland with an integrated television news programme and major investments in network programming.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 December 2022
Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee 14 December 2022
No. We had a lot of lived experience. I cannot say whether it was the majority but a large number of people came in, spoke about their lived experience and backgrounds and gave us their views.
Last updated:
30 August 2022
Informal focus group discussions on fuel poverty
One person said that they’ve shared lived experience before with no results.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 June 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 08 June 2021
That was only the latest occasion on which the First Minister has chosen to speak to TV cameras rather than to come to the chamber to make a statement and to take questions from the members of this Parliament.
Last updated:
23 January 2026
Political Parties Elections and Referendums Bill 2
It provides that pending any election it shall not be lawful for any item about the constituency or electoral area to be broadcast on radio or television if any of the candidates who are for the time being candidates at the election takes part in the item and the broadcast is not made with his consent.
Last updated:
20 March 2024
SAZ follow up to Minister PHWH
. • The recording of the session is now available on Scottish Parliament TV. During that session, you committed to writing to the Committee to provide further clarification on the following issues: Silent prayer Superintendent Gerry Corrigan from Police Scotland set out his view of the anticipated operational management of the offences in the Bill during ev...
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18 March 2025
CPG on Older People Age Ageing Minutes 4 Dec 2024
Afterwards they were asked about their social networks, social and peer supports; the social context of their lives and what helps them fit in or not and feel included or excluded.
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7 March 2023
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Supported by: Bill Kidd*, David Torrance*, Richard Lyle*, Sandra White*, Stewart Stevenson*, Joan McAlpine*, Emma Harper*, Alex Rowley* *S5M-13606 Keith Brown: Action Required on Television Programme Licensing That the — Parliament notes that, under current legislation, retail outlets showing television programmes in areas such as waiting rooms are expected to pay for licensing over and above the television license to companies that represent the producers of content shown; considers that, in these cases, the showing of television programmes is not the central aspect of these businesses' activities, and believes that it would therefore be wrong to consider having a television on in such circumstances for an event or performance; further considers that the whole point of a television licence, if there is one, should be to allow television programmes to be viewed by those paying for a licence, including businesses that have television on in the background or in waiting room-type scenarios; objects to companies claiming to represent film and television programme producers contacting small businesses, such as hairdressers, demanding payment for having a television on in waiting areas for which a television licence has already been paid for, and calls on the UK Government to take action to protect these businesses and accept that television channels pay for the use of such content and that it is absurd to have a situation where small businesses are effectively being shaken down for further payments by companies claiming to act for programme producers when they have already paid for a television license for precisely this privilege.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 January 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 11 January 2024
The Horizon Post Office scandal has devastated lives. It is the most appalling miscarriage of justice.
