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Official Report
Meeting date:
22 March 2022
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 22 March 2022
P&O’s behaviour last week reflected industrial practices that have no place in the modern workplace, and the reputational damage that such action will have might well have lasting consequences for the company.
Last updated:
24 January 2025
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. • Amending the 2019 Act to remove the requirement for proposed franchising frameworks to be approved by a panel appointed by the traffic commissioner, instead empowering Regional Transport Partnerships (RTPs) to have the final say on approving proposals o The group of experts deciding on franchising must be fully informed, impartial and working in the interest of the public. o It is worth noting that all Regional Transport Partnerships are not created equally.
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7 October 2024
Repurpose of Funds AGS to SCPA 23 Sept 2024
The project supports the achievement of key Corporate Plan Objectives: Timely and impactful annual audit o Deliver timely annual audits of public bodies Developing our people and our business o Base our decisions about delivery and resourcing on our agreed priorities o Ensure ...
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10 April 2024
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The key aims of this proposed bill are to: • Enshrine the right to food in Scots Law • Place responsibility for oversight onto either an existing body or create an independent statutory food commission to: o enable joined up policy making across food policy o set measurable targets on food security o require the Scottish Government to check policies against 1 requirements of non-regression of the right to food . 11.
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23 December 2022
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J ohn Swinney MSP Net Zero, Energy and Transport Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Committee Secretary for Covid Recovery c/o Clerk to the Committee Room T3.40 Michael Matheson MSP The Scottish Parliament Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero, Edinburgh Energy and Transport EH99 1SP By email only [email protected] 20 December 2022 Dear John and Mi...
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20 February 2025
Written submission from the Commissioner for Ethical Standards in Public Life in Scotland
The key functions are: o to prepare, publish and, as necessary, revise a Code of Practice for Ministerial Appointments to Public Bodies in Scotland (the Code) 1 o to issue guidance on the Code and to promote compliance with its provisions o to examine the methods and practices employed by the Scottish Ministers when making appointments o to report to the Scottish Parliament instances of material non- compliance with the Code of Practice; and o to ensure that, as far as possible, appointments are made fairly and openly and allow everyone, where reasonably practicable, the opportunity to be considered for an appointment.
Last updated:
24 January 2024
Anonymity for deceased child victims Paper on international examples
The representatives of media groups and the APC argued against anonymity for 28 deceased child victims for the following reasons : o Restrictions were unique to NSW – they argued that [at the time of the report] NSW was unique amongst common law jurisdictions in prohibiting the naming of child homicide victims o They created an anomalous situation between states – due to the law not being consistent across states of Australia, interstate publications could report the name of a homicide victim involved in criminal proceedings in NSW and NSW newspapers could report interstate cases where there is a child homicide victim o Discontinuity – the fact restrictions only applied once proceedings had commenced meant the deceased child could be named in the media prior to proceedings but not once they have commenced o Impact of reporting on open justice and keeping the public informed – they argued that not being able to name child victims in reports would lead to reduced impact and coverage associated with a case, thereby reducing the public’s opportunity to be fully informed and follow cases through to their conclusion. o Against interests of some victims’ families – they pointed to bereaved families who want to have their child’s case reported or use it to campaign for change o The impact of restrictions on siblings was questionable - they argued that the circumstances would already be known in the siblings’ peer network so the impact of e.g., a newspaper reader knowing the name would have little additional impact o Issues with right of the “senior available next of kin” to waive restrictions – the process around this was described as “cumbersome”, could lead to inconsistencies with some outlets being given permission and other not, and places pressure on the next of kin to deal with media queries 36.
Last updated:
11 September 2023
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Zasadniczo popieramy pomysł udostępnienia informacji o Parlamencie wśród lokalnych społeczności.
Last updated:
13 April 2023
Summary Note of 21 March 2023 discussions
Ministers will have an awareness of corporate governance in the Scottish Government such as: o The PAO and AO roles o Rules on sharing information (‘appropriate sharing mechanism’). o Delivery updates provided to the Permanent Secretary and DGs (which are also shared with Mini...
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6 October 2022
Biodiversity Strategy Consultation letter 17 June 2022
These outcomes are framed by broad 6 landscape type and marine environments and draw on recently published works . • Rural environments; o farmland; o woodlands / forestry; o soils; o uplands (including peatlands); • Marine environment;...
