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Official Report
Meeting date:
2 May 2018
Meeting of the Parliament 02 May 2018
Education authorities, in consultation with key partners, including staff unions, should develop their own policy on knives and offensive weapons within the wider context of positive relationships, learning and behaviour.
Last updated:
24 June 2022
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The Bureau noted that motions on the following SSIs would be taken in the Chamber on Wednesday 22 June: • Criminal Justice Act 1988 (Offensive Weapons) (Amendment, Surrender and Compensation) (Scotland) Order 2022 (SSI 2022/draft) • Surrender of Offensive Weapons (Compensation) (Scotland) Regulations 2022 (SSI 2022/d...
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 June 2018
Meeting of the Parliament 07 June 2018
That was one of the flaws of the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications (Scotland) Act 2012.
Committee reports
Date published:
22 June 2020
PE1319: Improving youth football in Scotland - Annexe B - Written evidence submitted to the Committee:
Annexe B - Written evidence submitted to the Committee:
Below is a list of all written evidence submitted to the Committee in relation to this petition:
PE1319/A: Dundee City Council letter of 26 April 2010
PE1319/B: Scottish Youth Football Association letter of 17 May 2010
PE1319/C: Glasgow City Council letter of 17 May 2010
PE1319/D: Scottish Government letter of 21 May 2010
PE1319/E: Scottish Commissioner for Children and Young People letter of 21 May 2010
PE1319/F: Scottish Premier League letter of 11 June 2010
PE1319/G: Scottish Football Association letter of 14 June 2010
PE1319/H: Scottish Football league letter of 15 June 2010
PE1319/I: Petitioner letter of 21 June 2010
PE1319/J: North Ayrshire Council letter of 2 June 2010
PE1319/K: City of Edinburgh Council letter of 30 July 2010
PE1319/L: Scottish TUC letter of 31 August 2010
PE1319/M: Petitioner letter of 17 September 2010
PE1319/N: Department for Education e-mail of 29 September 2010
PE1319/O: Scottish Government letter of 18 October 2010
PE1319/P: Scottish Football Association letter of 22 October 2010
PE1319/Q: Scottish Child Law Centre letter of 27 October 2010
PE1319/R: Henry McLeish letter of 29 October 2010
PE1319/S: Petitioner letter of 8 November 2010
PE1319/T: Scottish Government Letter of 29 September 2011
PE1319/U: Petitioner Letter of 3 October 2011
PE1319/V: Scottish Schools Football Association Letter of 7 November 2011
PE1319/W: Scottish Football Association Letter of 11 November 2011
PE1319/X: Scottish Youth Football Association Letter of 14 November 2011
PE1319/Y: Ayr United Football Academy Letter of 14 November 2011
PE1319/Z: Scottish Government Letter of 16 November 2011
PE1319/AA: Petitioner Letter of 12 December 2011
PE1319/BB: IFK Gothenburg Letter of 9 December 2011
PE1319/CC: sportscotland Letter of 28 February 2012
PE1319/DD: Scottish Government Letter of 28 February 2012
PE1319/EE: Scottish Football Association Letter of 21 March 2012
PE1319/FF: Falkirk Football Club Letter of 20 March 2012
PE1319/GG: William Gibbons Letter of 26 March 2012
PE1319/HH: Petitioner Letter of 10 April 2012
PE1319/II: Scottish Football Association Letter of 18 May 2012
PE1319/JJ: Petitioner Letter of 11 June 2012
PE1319/KK: sportscotland Letter of 22 June 2012
PE1319/LL: Scottish Football Association Letter of 26 September 2012
PE1319/MM: Petitioner Letter of 2 January 2013
PE1319/NN: Scotland's Commissioner for Children and Young People Letter of 28 March 2013
PE1319/OO: Scottish Football Association Letter of 18 October 2013
PE1319/PP: Petitioner Letter of 21 November 2013
PE1319/QQ: Scottish Football Association Email of 23 January 2014
PE1319/RR: Petitioner Letter of 12 February 2014
PE1319/SS: Petitioner Letter of 13 May 2014
PE1319/TT: Scottish Youth Football Association Letter of 28 May 2014
PE1319/UU: Scotland's Commissioner for Children and Young People Letter of 29 May 2014
PE1319/VV: Scotland's Commissioner for Children and Young People Letter of 8 August 2014
PE1319/WW: Petitioner Letter of 21 September 2014
PE1319/XX: Scotland's Commissioner for Children and Young People Letter of 17 December 2014
PE1319/YY: Scotland's Commissioner for Children and Young People's Report on Improving Youth Football in Scotland of 20 May 2015
PE1319/ZZ: Scotland's Commissioner for Children and Young People Letter of 25 August 2015
PE1319/AAA: Petitioner Letter of 16 September 2015
PE1319/BBB: Scotland's Commissioner for Children and Young People Letter of 19 October 2015
PE1319/CCC: Scottish Football Association / Scottish Professional Football League Letter to Scotland's Commissioner for Children and Young People of 20 November 2015
PE1319/DDD: Petitioner Letter of 5 January 2016
PE1319/EEE: Children and Young People's Commissioner Scotland Letter of 26 February 2016
PE1319/FFF: Petitioner Letter of 3 March 2016
PE1319/GGG: Scottish Government Letter of 20 June 2016
PE1319/HHH: Petitioner Letter to Minister for Public Health and Sport of 27 June 2016
PE1319/III: Scottish Football Association letter of 8 July 2016
PE1319/JJJ: Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland letter of 26 July 2016
PE1319/KKK: Scottish Schools’ Football Association letter of 28 July 2016
PE1319/LLL: PFA Scotland Letter of 29 July 2016
PE1319/MMM: Scottish Youth Football Association letter of 4 August 2016
PE1319/NNN: Scottish Government Letter to Committee of 24 August 2016
PE1319/OOO: Scottish Government Letter to Petitioners of 24 August 2016
PE1319/PPP: Letter from Realgrassroots of 19 September 2016
PE1319/QQQ: Realgrassroots Letter of 18 December 2016
PE1319/RRR: Tam Baillie, Former Children and Young People Commissioner Scotland submission of 5 June 2017
PE1319/SSS: PFA Scotland Submission of 6 June 2017
PE1319/TTT: Scottish Football Association and Scottish Professional Football League joint submission of 7 June 2017
PE1319/UUU: Petitioners submission of 12 June 2017
PE1319/VVV: Petitioners submission of 13 November 2018
PE1319/WWW: Kenneth Hamilton submission of 15 November 2018
PE1319/XXX: Petitioners submission of 19 November 2019
PE1319/YYY: Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland submission of 21 November 2019
PE1319/ZZZ: Petitioners submission of 20 January 2020
PE1319/AAAA: Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland submission of 18 February 2020
PE1319/BBBB: Petitioners submission of 19 February 2020
PE1319/CCCC: The Scottish FA submission of 11 May 2020
PE1319/DDDD: Petitioners submission of 20 May 2020
Committee reports
Date published:
18 March 2021
Police Scotland’s use of remote piloted aircraft systems and body worn video cameras - Providing cameras to all police officers
In its submission, Inverclyde Council Local Police and Fire Scrutiny Committee describes the benefits of its investment in body worn video cameras, “in relation to the capture of antisocial behaviour incidents or when enforcement officers have locus in addition to supporting the welfare and safety of our staff”.
Last updated:
12 November 2021
Registration form for the Cross-Party Group on Future of Football
Individuals Organisations Scottish Football Association Scottish Professional Football League SPFL Trust Scottish Women’s Football Scottish Disabled Supporters’ Association Scottish Football Supporters’ Association Supporters’ Direct Police Scotland FIFPro Professional Footballers’ Association Sportscotland Group Office Bearers Please provide names for all office bearers.
Last updated:
29 September 2023
Asylum Seekers in Scotland notes from mothers and babies discussion 6 June 2023
The food is not bad, but not their culture. The children’s behaviour has changed since living in the hotel.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 April 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 16 April 2024
Under the 2021 act, the behaviour has to be threatening and/or abusive and intended to stir up hatred, which is a high threshold for criminality.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 May 2025
Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee 08 May 2025
The important thing is that the money goes back into football. That is what this is all about: generating funds for football.
Last updated:
3 May 2023
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SPUC’s response states “Ms Clarke (sic) equates treatment for ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage to abortion. This is both offensive to women who have suffered the loss of a baby, and dangerous scaremongering – no pro-life person considers such treatments to be an abortion, and they are carried out in countries where abortion is illegal”.
