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Official Report
Meeting date:
4 December 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 04 December 2025
(S6O-05246) The UK budget process has been chaotic and failed to deliver for Scotland. We needed the UK Government to prioritise investment in public services, support for jobs and industry in Scotland and serious action on energy bills.
Last updated:
1 May 2025
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Graham Simpson moved amendment S6M-17399.1— As an amendment to motion S6M-17399 in the name of Gillian Martin (Scotland's Hydrogen Future), insert at end “, and further calls on the Scottish Government to work with the UK Government on developing plans for hydrogen to be part of Scotland's energy mix, and to set out how it can play a role in transport and heating.”
Committees
Published:
29 October 2021
Scotland's colleges 2020: Additional information from the Scottish Government
Yours sincerely
Joe Griffin.
Scotland colleges 2020 response by Scottish Government.
scotlands colleges, scottish government, education, audit scotland.
Last updated:
6 January 2023
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S6W-13556 Donald Cameron: To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to Creative Scotland’s reported warning that its use of National Lottery reserves is a time-limited solution to a £6.6 million reduction in Scottish Government funding for 2023-24 and that, if the Scottish Government Budget does not give any indication of funding for 2024-25, Creative Scotland will not be able to confirm funding levels for regularly funded organisations for 2024-25.
Last updated:
6 January 2023
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S6W-13556 Donald Cameron: To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to Creative Scotland’s reported warning that its use of National Lottery reserves is a time-limited solution to a £6.6 million reduction in Scottish Government funding for 2023-24 and that, if the Scottish Government Budget does not give any indication of funding for 2024-25, Creative Scotland will not be able to confirm funding levels for regularly funded organisations for 2024-25.
Last updated:
21 June 2024
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Motions submitted for Members’ Business are shown below— S6M-13402: Audrey Nicoll: Invasive Non-native Species in Scotland - That the Parliament notes the publication of the Scottish Environment LINK report, Invasive Non-native Species in Scotland: A Plan for Effective Action, which collates the thinking of Scotland’s environmental non-governmental organisations regarding invasive non-native species; understands that invasive non-native species constitute one of the five principal direct drivers of global biodiversity loss and that invasive non-native species are among the most significant pressures on Scotland’s biodiversity; recognises the reported significant negative impacts that invasive non- native species have for Scotland’s marine, terrestrial and freshwater environments, including in the Aberdeen South and North Kincardine constituency; highlights reports of the financial impact of invasive non-native and non-native species on Scotland’s economy; notes the view that it is necessary to effectively tackle invasive non-native species as a prerequisite to successful nature restoration in Scotland; believes that the Scottish Government’s Nature Restoration Fund is providing critical 1 PB/S6/24/104 funds to initiate and develop projects, working with communities and volunteers to prevent the establishment, and control the spread, of invasive non-native species, and considers that this is allowing the recovery of biodiversity across Scotland, including river restoration projects addressing invasive non-native plants, controlling invasive rhododendron in Scotland’s rainforest and safeguarding internationally important seabird islands from non-native mammals through island biosecurity action.
Last updated:
19 June 2024
CPG on Ukraine Minute of the meeting held on 16 April 2024
Establishing business connections between regions of Ukraine and Scotland could be mutually beneficial, enabling Ukraine to access expertise, technology, and investment from Scottish companies while offering Scotland new market opportunities.
Last updated:
2 May 2024
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First Minister’s Questions: Questions were answered by the First Minister (Humza Yousaf). 3. New Energy Infrastructure in the North of Scotland: The Parliament debated S6M-12842 in the name of Tess White—That the Parliament acknowledges the reported concerns of communities across the north of Scotland, especially those in Aberdeenshire, Angus, Moray and the Highlands, regarding new energy infrastructure; notes that the Scottish Government reportedly indicates that this infrastructure is needed to meet the 2030 offshore wind connection dates and its net zero targets; recognises what it sees as the importance of decarbonising the electricity system, and notes the belief that the strategy to achieve net zero should use a variety of energy sources and consider all infrastructural options, such as undergrounding electrical transmission cables or submarine cables, in order to protect the local economy and character of rural communities; understands that the concerns of rural communities relate to the location, scale and accelerated timeframe of these projects, and that they feel their views are routinely disregarded by the Scottish Government’s current strategy, which has reportedly resulted in an unjust transition taking place in rural communities across Scotland; notes in particular the impact of these plans on the wellbeing of affected residents, who are reportedly worried about their health, businesses, property value, cultural heritage, and the potential loss of prime agricultural land; understands that affected residents have criticised the consultation process of transmission network operator, Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN); highlights petition PE2095 to improve the public consultation processes for energy infrastructure projects, which was lodged in the Scottish Parliament by Margaret Tracey Smith; notes the calls for the Scottish Government to ensure that local community submissions are considered as a key factor in considering what applications and routes should be approved; acknowledges what it sees as the strength of feeling among affected communities that rural Scotland is being disproportionately impacted by new energy infrastructure, and recognises local campaigners who are working to raise awareness of these plans so that the voices of affected residents are heard. 4.
Last updated:
18 September 2024
Lobbying Register Annual Report 2024
Luther Pendragon Ltd DLA Piper UK LLP British Geriatrics Society Mackie’s of Scotland Erskine Hospital British Holiday and Home Parks Association Malaria No More UK Fauna & Flora International British Pest Control Association National Theatre of Scotland Golden Acre Foods Limited Buchan Offshore Wind Limited OFTEC T H E S C O T T I S H P A R L I A M E N T | L O B B Y I N G R E G I S T E R A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 2 4 53 Passivhaus Trust Scottish Private Nursery Association The EIC - Energy Industries Council Playbill SHARE - Scottish Housing Associations The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland Resources for Education Pregnant Then Screwed The Travel Chapter Limited Shelborn Edinburgh Ltd Recognition Services Ltd Third Sector Interface PKAVS SilverRail Technologies UK Ltd Repsol Resources UK Limited Tomra Collections UK Simon Community Scotland Rewilding Britain Too Good To Go Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Royal Scottish National Orchestra TSI Scotland Network Statera Energy Limited Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts UKIFDA - The UK and Ireland Fuel The Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Distributors Association RSPCA Services (AGCAS) Venterra Group Salts Healthcare Limited The British Kidney Patient Association (Kidney World Horse Welfare Scottish Book Trust Care UK) Young Enterprise Scotland Scottish Borders Chamber of Commerce The British Liver Trust Scottish Decorators’ Federation T H E S C O T T I S H P A R L I A M E N T | L O B B Y I N G R E G I S T E R A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 2 4 54 Inactive registrants – new In the last reporting year, 46 registrants have been removed from the Register, following a declaration that they are no longer engaged in regulated lobbying.
Last updated:
21 May 2024
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Pam Duncan-Glancy: To ask the Scottish Government for what reason it has reportedly withdrawn all funding for the National Parent Forum of Scotland.
