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23 February 2023
Guidance on Hybrid Bills
Layout and content of objections 3.19 A model layout for an objection is set out in Annex M(2). 3.20 Although there is no limit on the length of objections, objectors should aim to express themselves in as clear and concise a manner as is consistent with satisfying the above criteria.
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Date answered:
18 February 2021
S5W-35013
Ratepayers who have repaid or have publicly committed to repaying the equivalent of the RHL relief applied in 2020-21 are assumed not to apply in 2021-22. Class Net HPR income (£m) Advertising 0.07 Care Facilities 0.10 Communications 0.52 Cultural 0.01 Education and Training 8.72 Garages and Petrol Stations 0.41 Health and Medical 3.91 Hote...
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Date answered:
1 November 2016
S5W-03694
Council Allocation for Flood Prevention Schemes £m Aberdeenshire 6.919 Angus 2.003 Argyll & Bute 0.080 Dumfries & Galloway 1.536 Dundee City 5.699 East Ayrshire 0.880 East Dunbartonshire 0.080 East Lothian 0.696 Eilan Siar 0.320 Falkirk 1.782 Fife 0.000 Glasgow 0.560 Highland 2.593 Inverclyde 0.372 Moray 1.480 North Ayrshi...
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Date answered:
29 May 2014
S4W-21199
The unitary charges and service charges can be analysed between NHS boards as follows: NHS Board Total Unitary Payments £m Service Charge Element £m NHS Ayrshire & Arran 4.9 2.6 NHS Dumfries & Galloway 1.7 1.5 NHS Fife 19.7 4.0 NHS Forth Valley 38.6 19.7 NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde 27.9 5.4 NHS Hig...
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Meeting date:
12 June 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 12 June 2024
Tha seo a’ sealltainn an adhartais a rinneadh le obair às leth na Gàidhlig ann am foghlam, craoladh agus planadh coimhearsnachd is cànain.
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29 September 2025
Conveners Group Annual Report 2024 25
. · . ' I I I 1st Report, 2025 (Session 6) I l I l I I I I I I I I > I The Scottish Parliament Parlamaid no h-Alba Conveners Group Annual Report of the Conveners Group 2024-25 Contents Introduction ........................................................................................................... 1 The Strategic Priorities ......................................................................................... 2 Strategic priority: Cross Committee Working ....................................................... 2 Scrutiny of the efforts in Scotland to reduce the number of deaths from the misuse of drugs ..................................................................................... 5 Aarhus Convention .............................................................................................. 6 Framework legislation and Henry VIII powers inquiry .......................................... 6 Decarbonising heat in homes .............................................................................. 6 National Outcomes .............................................................................................. 7 Inquiry into Committee effectiveness ................................................................... 7 Strategic priority: Participation, Diversity and Inclusion .................................. 7 Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee .......................................... 8 Education, Children and Young People Committee ............................................. 8 Rural Affairs and Island Committee ..................................................................... 8 Health, Sport and Social Care Committee ........................................................... 9 Public Audit Committee ........................................................................................ 9 Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee ............................. 9 Strategic priority: Post-legislative Scrutiny ...................................................... 10 Procurement Reform (Scotland) Act 2014 ......................................................... 10 Scrutiny of delayed implementation of Scottish Acts .......................................... 10 Understanding reported issues around implementation ..................................... 10 Strategic priority: Supporting Members as Parliamentarians - Continuous professional development for Members ...................................... 11 Awareness raising session on how to work in a trauma informed way .............. 11 Sessions with the First Minister and the Minister for Parliamentary Business .............................................................................................................. 11 Conveners Group Annual Report of the Conveners Group 2024-25, 1st Report, 2025 (Session 6) Conveners Group Membership C o l i n S m...
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26 September 2025
Report of the 54th British Islands and Mediterranean Regional Conference
In addition, the scale of our region goes from the UK parliament with over 60million people to the soon to be newest 14 m ember – Sark with just over 500 people.
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12 December 2024
Daily List 12 December 2024
.”, (k) in subsection (9)— (i) in the opening words, for “or (2),” substitute “, a decision to reinstate a discontinued investigation has been made under section 47(1A)(b) of the 2007 Act,”, (ii) in the opening words, for “determination or” substitute “determination, decision or”, (iii) after paragraph (a) insert— “(aa) decision,”, (l) in subsection (10)— (i) after “which” insert “— “(a)”, (ii) the words “or (2)” are repealed, (iii) for “him, appeal to the Tribunal against the determination.” substitute “the complainer, (b) a decision under subsection 47(1A)(a) of the 2007 Act to discontinue an investigation is intimated to the complainer, or (c) a direction under subsection (1A)(a) or (1B)(a) is intimated to the complainer, appeal to the Tribunal against the determination, decision or direction.”, (m...
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15 November 2023
Pre Budget Scrutiny 2024 25 Letter to MinisterEMR 15 November 2023
M s Emma Roddick, MSP Equalities Human Rights and Civil Justice Minister for Equalities, Migration and Committee Refugees The Scottish Parliament T2.60 Edinburgh The Scottish Government EH99 1SP [email protected] Via email only 15 November 2023 Dear Minister Budget 2024-25: Pre-budget scrutiny I am pleased to set out the Equalities, Human Rig...
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20 June 2022
PE1933_B
Hello this is A … the Scottish government is generous with the platitudes of how any child abuse is wrong , yet I find that your not currently including Fornethy residential school in the redress scheme goes in the opposite direction of the sound bites I am a survivor of Fornethy and your current stance just rubs salt in the wounds J: To whom it may concern my name is ………I am 62 years old I was around 7 or 8 years old when I went to fornethy it started when I went into hospital with life threatening bronchial pneumonia when I was 6 or 7 I had 4 months stay in robroyston hospital where only fresh air was getting wheeled out in my bed at hospital I only seen a visitor 1ns a month as that was what was allowed when I was well enough to go home I was told it would be good to go to fornethy for fresh air and the countryside would be good for my recovery so I felt at a young age I was getting sent away again for a long spell as been in hospital for nearly 4 months was upsetting enough that I was getting sent away again and to be told that it was for 6 weeks on my own I didn't want to go away again so it was decided my younger sister was to go with me she was only 5 or 6 it was decided I felt a bit happier that my sister was going with me we got to fornethy on the 1st day we went by train to Perth scotland then minibus to the school on arrival we got taking into a big reception room and our cases left in middle of floor and we was told to go out to play my 1st day I felt happy but nite time came we was sent to bed my sister in next bed to me but she got scared and jumped in beside me I woke up with her getting pulled out my bed and she was sent out the domortory I never seen her again till next morning she was crying and told me that they belted her with a sandshoe on her backside and legs there was red shoe marks on her skin at breakfast they stood over her making sure she didn't talk to anyone and that was including myself I did talk to her aventually and asked where they took her in the nite she told me she was left in a dark corridor the next nite there was a break in on one of the other dormitories but we didn't get told till next morning the police was called in so it scared us my sister again sneaked into my bed again but this time it was becouse she wet her bed and again she got dragged out my bed and told to get into her own bed she had to sleep in wet bed our 3rd nite it was my turn to get belted as I wet my bed but I woke up and shouted out that I had an accident and I was taking out my bed to stand in dark corridor my sister always stood up for me and from that day forward they abused her yanking at her hair belting her for least wee thing we ate most things that was put down to us but there was foods we didn't like and because we didn't like we was forced to eat it we wasn't allowed out of dining room till it was all gone my sister was spitting it out but always got the brunt of there tongue and the hair pulling the slap across the legs with a sand shoe so I felt that I had to keep silent about everything so I didn't get belted I learned if I kept quiet then I wouldn't get picked on and tryed to tell my sister to do the same but after the 3rd nite I don't remember bed time I remember u got a biscuit but becouse you wet bed they didn't give you milk I remember I had to turn the chair at nite b4 bed and that was for someone to come in and take you to toilet I remember the hand coming under cover and that nite been taking out of bed and past the room with chairs in it round the walls and there was men in that room smoking pipes and cigar I remember the room been full of smoke and girls sitting on there knees I felt scared this is a reoccurring nitemare I have to this day the walks through the forest and the very large crow cage with sheep skeletons and rabbit skeletons that's what they used to catch birds of prey on taking us past the cage to look at the crow's we was told if we didn't do as we where told we would get fed to the crow's so all my life I've been scared of crow's I've been scared to walk through a forest and the the bull in the farm across the road we cut across the farm to get to church and all of a sudden been told to run for our life's get over the fence and stay to the side of it as they told us the bull was going to charge at us so I never go across farms was always scared the frightened the life's out of us so my life growing up was not good scared of farms forests and. big buildings I could not settle even in a 4 bedroom up in down stairs as I was back to that little scared girl my relationship with male friends I was always scared of men growing up especially older men I fear them for what ever reason I'm so paranoid that there going to hurt me I feel sorry for my husband when he wants a bit of intimatesy I call him a dirty old man as that's what I called the janitor at fornethy so it has affected me all my life even when i had my children I would not let them have sleepovers of go on holidays with school they lost a lot of there childhood becouse of me I have no trust in police doctors or anyone in authority I get literally sick and stressed out I know that fornethy came back into my life with a bang 1995 as that's when I got my 1st computer and I started looking into fornethy and found out all these other ladies had simular experiences and when “M...
