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Official Report
Meeting date:
9 March 2023
COVID-19 Recovery Committee 09 March 2023
My field of research is quite varied. To date, it has been largely on self-management of chronic conditions.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 January 2022
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 11 January 2022
—Official Report, House of Lords, 6 January 2022; Vol 817, c 780. If we think about the Manchester travel ban, is that a fair comment?
Last updated:
11 June 2020
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Disclosure (Scotland) Bill 19 Part 1—Disclosure of criminal history and other information (2) The Scottish Ministers must provide the applicant with a new Level 2 disclosure as if the applicant had made an application for the disclosure under section 15 on the date on which proceedings on the review application finally concluded. (3) If the effect of the final outcome of the proceedings is, in relation to any of the 5 information contained in the Level 2 disclosure that was subject to a review as to its accuracy, that the information is inaccurate, the Scottish Ministers must ensure that the new Level 2 disclosure contains corrected information. (4) If the effect of the final outcome of the proceedings is, in relation to any of the reviewable information that was the subject of the Level 2 review application, that the 10 information— (a) is not relevant for the purpose of the disclosure, and (b) ought not to be included in the disclosure, the Scottish Ministers must exclude the information from the new Level 2 disclosure to be provided under subsection (2). 15 (5) If the effect of the final outcome of the proceedings is, in relation to any of the reviewable information that was the subject of the Level 2 review application, that the information— (a) is relevant for the purposes of the disclosure, and (b) ought to be included in the disclosure, 20 the applicant may not specify the information in any review application made in relation to the new Level 2 disclosure or any subsequent Level 2 disclosure provided for the same purpose as the original Level 2 disclosure. (5A) Subsection (5) does not prevent the applicant from specifying the information in any review application made in relation to a subsequent Level 2 disclosure provided for the 25 same purpose as the original Level 2 disclosure if— (a) the review application in relation to the subsequent Level 2 disclosure is made after the end of such period beginning with the final outcome of proceedings as the Scottish Ministers may by regulations specify, or (b) the Scottish Ministers are satisfied that the applicant’s circumstances have 30 changed in a material respect since the final outcome of proceedings. (6) For the purposes of this section, proceedings on a Level 2 review application finally conclude on whichever of the following occurs last— (a) if a review of the accuracy of any information contained in the Level 2 disclosure is carried out by the Scottish Ministers, the date of the Scottish Ministers’ decision 35 under section 24(3), (b) if no review is carried out by the independent reviewer in relation to any of the reviewable information that is the subject of the Level 2 review application, the expiry of the period within which the applicant could have requested that the Scottish Ministers arrange for the independent reviewer to review the inclusion of 40 the reviewable information (see sections 27(2) and 29(2)), (c) if— (i) a review is carried out by the independent reviewer in relation to any of the reviewable information that is the subject of the Level 2 review application, and 20 Disclosure (Scotland) Bill Part 1—Disclosure of criminal history and other information (ii) no appeal is taken under section 33 against the independent reviewer’s decision, the expiry of the period within which an appeal could have been taken against the independent reviewer’s decision (see section 33(4)) or, if sooner, the relevant 5 date, (d) if— (i) a review is carried out by the independent reviewer in relation to any of the reviewable information that is the subject of the Level 2 review application, and 10 (ii) an appeal is taken under section 33 against the independent reviewer’s decision, the date of the sheriff’s decision in the appeal. (6A) In subsection (6)(c), the “relevant date” is— (a) where— 15 (i) the review carried out by the independent reviewer included a review under section 27 of information relating to the applicant provided by the chief constable in accordance with section 18, and (ii) both the applicant and the chief constable notify the Scottish Ministers under subsection (5) of section 33 that they do not intend to take an appeal 20 under subsection (1) of that section, the date on which the later of those notifications is made, (b) in any other case, the date on which the applicant notifies the Scottish Ministers under subsection (5) of 33 that the applicant does not intend to take an appeal under subsection (1) of that section. 25 (7) For the purposes of this section, “the final outcome of the proceedings”, in relation to any of the information that was the subject of the Level 2 review application, means— (a) where subsection (6)(a) applies in relation to the information, the Scottish Ministers’ decision, (b) where subsection (6)(b) applies in relation to the proceedings, the decision of the 30 Scottish Ministers or the chief constable as the case may be, (c) where subsection (6)(c) applies in relation to the information, the independent reviewer’s decision as notified under section 32, (d) where subsection (6)(d) applies in relation to the information, the sheriff’s decision. 35 (8) Subsections (9) and (10) apply where— (a) a new Level 2 disclosure is provided to an applicant under subsection (2), (b) information is excluded from the new Level 2 disclosure by virtue of subsection (4), (c) the applicant participates in the PVG Scheme, and 40 (d) the information that is excluded from the new Level 2 disclosure is also contained in the applicant’s scheme record in relation to a type of regulated role to which the purpose of the new Level 2 disclosure relates.
Last updated:
12 March 2020
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Disclosure (Scotland) Bill 19 Part 1—Disclosure of criminal history and other information (3) If the effect of the final outcome of the proceedings is, in relation to any of the information contained in the Level 2 disclosure that was subject to a review as to its accuracy, that the information is inaccurate, the Scottish Ministers must ensure that the new Level 2 disclosure contains corrected information. 5 (4) If the effect of the final outcome of the proceedings is, in relation to any of the reviewable information that was the subject of the Level 2 review application, that the information— (a) is not relevant for the purpose of the disclosure, and (b) ought not to be included in the disclosure, 10 the Scottish Ministers must exclude the information from the new Level 2 disclosure to be provided under subsection (2). (5) If the effect of the final outcome of the proceedings is, in relation to any of the reviewable information that was the subject of the Level 2 review application, that the information— 15 (a) is relevant for the purposes of the disclosure, and (b) ought to be included in the disclosure, the applicant may not specify the information in any review application made in relation to the new Level 2 disclosure or any subsequent Level 2 disclosure provided for the same purpose as the original Level 2 disclosure. 20 (5A) Subsection (5) does not prevent the applicant from specifying the information in any review application made in relation to a subsequent Level 2 disclosure provided for the same purpose as the original Level 2 disclosure if— (a) the review application in relation to the subsequent Level 2 disclosure is made after the end of such period beginning with the final outcome of proceedings as 25 the Scottish Ministers may by regulations specify, or (b) the Scottish Ministers are satisfied that the applicant’s circumstances have changed in a material respect since the final outcome of proceedings. (6) For the purposes of this section, proceedings on a Level 2 review application finally conclude on whichever of the following occurs last— 30 (a) if a review of the accuracy of any information contained in the Level 2 disclosure is carried out by the Scottish Ministers, the date...
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 June 2011
Scotland Bill Committee 21 June 2011
Stephen Imrie will keep in close contact with me and James Kelly—we are certainly not going away on holiday together, but I hope that we are not going on holiday at the same time.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 May 2025
Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee 29 May 2025
Spend on external productions here has nearly doubled—the figure was £119 million in 2010 and £225 million in 2022—with local and global companies viewing Scotland as a place where they can make high-quality programmes across a range of genres.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 April 2025
Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee 29 April 2025
Just a couple of years ago, this very Parliament pardoned all those who were convicted during the strike with the Miners’ Strike (Pardons) (Scotland) Act 2022. That is not to say that the courts did not have the constitutional right to make those judgments—of course they did.
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 March 2024
Health, Social Care and Sport Committee 12 March 2024
Since the onset of the Birmingham buffer zone in 2022, I have been arrested simply for standing silently near the closed abortion centre.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 November 2023
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 28 November 2023
In 2021, the European Parliament voted to create binding science-based targets for material use and consumption and Sweden did the same thing in 2022. We agree with what has been said already about the use of targets.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 September 2021
Rural Affairs, Islands and Natural Environment Committee 22 September 2021
There is no point in creating unit efficiencies if we still go on to produce and emit more greenhouse gases, so we need express limits for nitrogen, methane and carbon dioxide. We want a greening menu from 2022 and general reduction contracts with farms.
