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14 February 2023
BB20220905
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2 September 2022
BB20220905
(G) = Government Bill; (M) = Member’s Bill; (C) = Committee Bill; (P) = Private Bill; (H) = Hybrid Bill.
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26 August 2022
BB20220829
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18 October 2021
BB20211018
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Committees
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17 November 2021
Scottish Childrens Coalition Services submission
Scottish Government, Summary statistics for schools in Scotland - 2020 Edition (PDF link), 15th December 2020, table 4.5, p. 19. Available at: https://www.gov.scot/binaries/content/documents/govscot/publications/statistics/2020/12/summary- statistics-schools-scotland-2020/documents/summary-statistics-schools-scotland/summary-statistics-schools- scotland/gov...
Date published:
20 February 2018
Planning (Scotland) Bill: Proposed Infrastructure Levy
Circular 3/2012 also sets out the circumstances in which planning obligations can be used, establishing five tests that a planning authority should use in deciding whether to propose a planning obligation, these are:
the obligation is necessary to make the proposed development acceptable in planning terms
the obligation serves a planning purpose and, where it is possible to identify infrastructure provision requirements in advance, should relate to development plans
the obligation should relate to the proposed development either as a direct consequence of the development or arising from the cumulative impact of development in the area
the obligation should fairly and reasonably relate in scale and kind to the proposed development
the obligation should be reasonable in all other respects
Why is an infrastructure levy needed?
The 1Beveridge, C., Biberbach, P...
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14 April 2025
BB20250414
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25 October 2024
BB20241028
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6 June 2024
AssostedDyingConsultationSummary
Several themes arose in the responses about Step 1: • that the definition of terminal illness proposed should be changed to include those with conditions which seriously affect a person’s quality of life but may not be considered to be terminal (see as examples anonymous response ID 175143463; individual response Joanne Howe, ID 178999634; and Easy Read response 3); • that prognoses are often uncertain and inaccurate (see as an example Living and Dying Well, ID 181443000); • the relationship between the two doctors should be clarified and/or at least one should have a historic relationship with the terminally ill person (see as examples the response from Peter Greenaway Hollings, ID 180027793 and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, non-Smart Survey, response 14,017); • that a declaration should be able to be made at an earlier time, when a person who is not yet considered to be near the end of their life but is mentally competent (and may not be at a later stage) – often referred to in responses as “living wills” (see as examples anonymous response ID 180122692 and Easy Read response 9); 29 • clarity is needed on how the mental capacity assessments will be made, with some calling for a full mental health assessment to be required for all undertaking Step 1 (see as examples the responses by the Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care (ID 181456887) and Easy Read response 9); • clarity is required on how it can be assured that a person is not being pressured and/or coerced into choosing an assisted death (see as examples the response from an individual, P...
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7 July 2023
BB20230710
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