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Date answered:
9 January 2024
S6W-24003
Scottish Government is continuing to deliver the Scottish Industrial Energy Transformation Fund, which leverages private sector investment from energy intensive industries to deliver energy efficiency improvements to decarbonise industr...
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 April 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 27 April 2023
Decommissioning is integral to the pursuit of an orderly, managed transition to net zero, and it has the potential to create significant benefits and opportunities for people right across Scotland. Since 2017, through our decommissioning challenge fund, the Scottish Government has invested £12 million in supporting i...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
18 April 2023
S6W-16851
To ask the Scottish Government what discussions it plans to have with (a) the UK Government and (b) energy suppliers regarding the potential impact in Scotland of the introduction of a discounted energy tariff for families with disabled members to help mitigate the cost of li...
Last updated:
20 April 2023
BB20230421
S6W-17212 Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will consider a review of the short-term lets regulatory framework to meet the policy objectives of short-term let licensing in a manner that will not damage the tourism sector, as proposed by the Association of Scotland’s Self-Caterers. S6W-17213 Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government whether Marine Scotland funding for marine litter removal from the beach at the top of Loch Long, following storms, is still in place.
Last updated:
20 January 2026
Dumfries and Galloway Council submission non surgical procedures order
Local authorities will need: • Intelligence-sharing mechanisms with Police Scotland and other agencies. • Powers to issue fixed penalties or prosecute offenders swiftly.
Last updated:
17 July 2025
PE2086_H
There’s no official figure—Public Health Scotland cites 641 cases, 36 deaths—but no focus follows.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 March 2018
Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee 27 March 2018
There is always the potential for other sectors, such as tidal or wave energy—or hydrogen, which was much discussed yesterday.
Last updated:
9 April 2024
PB_2023_Paper114
S6M-09190: Foysol Choudhury: Importance of Scotland's World-class Heritage Workforce - That the Parliament believes that Scotland's world-class heritage sector and its workforce have long been undervalued, and are now in jeopardy due to the cost of living crisis; considers that Scotland’s heritage sites, including those in the Lothian region, are well-loved by international visitors and locals alike; believes that Scotland must celebrate and champion its unique cultures; understands that the new generation of potential conservationists, archaeologists, curators and other specialists are also experiencing hardship, and that new trainees cannot even afford their rents; notes the view that better pay will mean that Scotland's young people can aspire to have secure, long-term employment in the heritage sector, and further notes the calls for the Scottish Government to recognise the contribution that Scotland's heritage workforce makes to local communities, the nations of the UK and the world.
Last updated:
27 January 2025
Letter from Convener to CabSecNZE regarding GB Energy Bill LCM 22 January 2025
We welcome calls through Relay UK and in BSL through Contact Scotland BSL. 1 Convener Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 2
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Last updated:
9 April 2024
PB_2023_Paper173
S6M-11509: Ruth Maguire: International Insights, A Model for Scotland - That the Parliament welcomes the publication of the report, International Insights, by A Model For Scotland, which is a campaign group for progressive prostitution law reform; considers that the report highlights important findings related to what Scotland can learn from international efforts to combat commercial sexual exploitation; further considers that, whilst the Scottish Government recognises prostitution as a form of violence against women, and has committed to develop a model for Scotland to challenge men’s demand for prostitution, it is currently legal in Scotland to perpetrate and profit from prostitution, and that victims receive sanctions rather than support, including in the Cunninghame South constituency; believes that Scotland’s approach to tackling sex trafficking and sexual exploitation can build on the experiences and learning of other countries, and notes the view that Scotland must join the growing number of countries taking action to combat commercial 2 PB/S6/23/173 sexual exploitation by ensuring that the new model for Scotland criminalises paying for sex, decriminalises and provides support to women involved in the sex trade and holds pimping websites accountable.
