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12 November 2021
ReplacingEUStructuralFunds_EastAyrshireCouncil
In East Ayrshire’s case we are content that should the funding become available for the capital element then we will identify a revenue source for the operational costs going forward. The evaluation and accountability mechanisms in place or proposed to assess the effectiveness of any funding provided.
Last updated:
1 November 2021
Jude Payne Traineeship in Health and Social Care | Job Description
We place high value on excellence and we are continually looking to improve how we work to ensure that we can deliver the Parliament's core purpose of representing the people of Scotland by debating issues of national importance, passing legislation and holding the Scottish Government to account. The Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe) provides i...
Last updated:
28 June 2021
Traineeship job description 28 June 2021
We place high value on excellence and we are continually looking to improve how we work to ensure that we can deliver the Parliament's core purpose of representing the people of Scotland by debating issues of national importance, passing legislation and holding the Scottish Government to account. The Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe) provides i...
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 November 2021
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee 16 November 2021
Also, the order does not take into account whether a property should be included in the valuation roll.
Committee reports
Date published:
26 September 2025
Crime and Policing Bill Legislative Consent Memorandums, delegated powers consideration - Part 10: Powers of Police etc
The Secretary of State is obliged by subsection (4) to lay the code before the UK Parliament and publish it.
Last updated:
25 April 2024
SPBill22BS062024
“serious incident” includes an incident involving a person mentioned in subsection (1)(a)— (a) absconding or attempting to abscond, (b) suffering harm (including self-harm) or ill-health (whether physical 30 or mental), (c) causing harm to another person, or (d) causing (whether directly or indirectly) damage to property, whilst being transported to or from secure accommodation. (7) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations modify the definition of “relevant 35 enactment” in subsection (6) by— (a) adding an enactment, (b) removing an enactment for the time being listed in it, (c) varying a reference to an enactment for the time being listed in it. 24 Children (Care and Justice) (Scotland) Bill Part 2A—Secure transportation 90B Secure transportation: duty of providers to meet standards (1) The provider of a secure transportation service must meet the applicable standards. (2) The persons mentioned in subsection (3) must, when making arrangements 5 with another person for the provision of a secure transportation service, ensure that the service meets the applicable standards. (3) The persons are— (a) a local authority, (b) the Scottish Ministers. 10 (4) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations modify subsection (3) by— 1 (a) adding a person or description of persons, (b) removing a person or description of persons for the time being listed in it, (c) varying a description of a person for the time being listed in it. 15 (5) In this section and in section 90C— “applicable standards” means the standards, or (as the case may be) any revised standards, published under section 90A(1) which apply to the secure transportation service being provided, “secure transportation service” has the meaning given by section 90A(1). 20 90C Secure transportation: reports (1) Subsection (2) applies where a relevant person has, during the reporting period— (a) provided a secure transportation service, (b) made arrangements with another person for the provision of a secure 25 transportation service. (2) The relevant person must, as soon as reasonably practicable (and in any event no later than 3 months) after the end of the reporting period— (a) prepare a report on— (i) how the relevant person monitored the secure transportation service 30 provided or arranged by the relevant person to ensure that the service met the applicable standards during the reporting period, (ii) the extent to which the service met the applicable standards during the reporting period, (b) publish the report, and 35 (c) send a copy of the report to the Scottish Ministers. (3) Reports prepared under subsection (2) are to be published in such manner as the relevant person considers appropriate (and, in particular, reports may be published together with, or as part of, any other report or document). 25 Children (Care and Justice) (Scotland) Bill Part 2A—Secure transportation (4) The Scottish Ministers must, as soon as reasonably practicable (and in any event no later than 6 months) after the end of the reporting period — (a) prepare a report (“the consolidated report”) on— (i) how the relevant persons to whom subsection (1) applies have 5 ensured that the secure transportation services provided or arranged by those relevant persons have met the applicable standards during the reporting period, (ii) the extent to which those services met the applicable standards during the reporting period, 10 (b) publish the consolidated report in such manner as the Scottish Ministers 1 consider appropriate, and (c) lay...
Last updated:
3 March 2025
Postlegislative scrutiny of the Child Poverty Scotland Act 2017 Scottish Government Response 3 March
The Committee recommends that the Scottish Government introduces a clear accountability framework, outlining the responsibilities of all partners, as well as the consequences of failing to work towards meeting the targets set out in the Act.
Last updated:
3 March 2025
Postlegislative scrutiny of the Child Poverty Scotland Act 2017 CabSec for Social Justice 3 March 20
The Committee recommends that the Scottish Government introduces a clear accountability framework, outlining the responsibilities of all partners, as well as the consequences of failing to work towards meeting the targets set out in the Act.
Last updated:
3 March 2025
Postlegislative scrutiny of the Child Poverty Scotland Act 2017 Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice
The Committee recommends that the Scottish Government introduces a clear accountability framework, outlining the responsibilities of all partners, as well as the consequences of failing to work towards meeting the targets set out in the Act.
Last updated:
12 June 2024
BudgetProcess202526_GuidanceForCommittees_12Jun24
SPICe followed this up in January 2024 with its blog ‘Accountability in budget scrutiny – do committees influence the Scottish Government’s decisions?’
