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Last updated:
9 October 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 2 May 2023
Agenda item 10 – item ten: Convener’s Leet o Scots Wirds o the Week Gan forrit - Emma is trying to put easy words up that folk can use, such as fankle, jalouse, puckle/pickle, glaickit, stooshie.
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7 December 2022
Hunting with Dogs letter from the Minister 6 December 2022
Examples of what will be required from the applicant • The person or category of persons to whom it is granted • The species of mammal to which the licence relates • Statement of purpose and justification (need) • The period for which a licence is required • Details of other alternatives which have been tried or considered and how they have failed or would fail to achieve the stated purpose • Details of how the activity meets the criteria of being part of a scheme (environmental benefit licence applications only) • Details of how the killing, capturing or observation of the wild mammal will contribute towards a significant or long-term environmental benefit (environmental benefit licence applications only) • Detail and evidence required from the applicant: o...
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24 June 2022
220624DMackayNewVessels
. • Upon receiving information detailing CMAL’s significant concerns of awarding the contracts to FMEL, including its inability to provide a full BRG, what discussion, if any, did you have with the following stakeholders to inform your decision to approve the awarding of the contracts to FMEL- o The senior executives at CMAL and CMAL Board Members (particularly given it appears different views on the risks involved in awarding the contract were held) o Transport Scotland Officials o Scottish Government officials o Other Scottish Ministers.
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23 May 2022
Equalities Committee summary of short survey GRR Bill responses
o What about Scottish-born prisoners held in English prisons?
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 April 2022
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 26 April 2022
Ye wull be howkin as weel fae a gowden seam in yer ain pairties’ histories. MacDiarmid wis a foondin faither o the National Pairty o Scotland. Fellae makar Cunninghame Graham and his freen Keir Hardie were foondin faithers o the Labour Pairty.
Last updated:
10 May 2024
20240430 minute
The Bureau agreed to recommend to the Parliament that— consideration of the Agriculture and Rural Communities (Scotland) Bill at o Stage 2 be completed by Friday 24 May 2024 and consideration of the Circular Economy (Scotland) Bill at Stage 2 be o completed by Friday 24 May 2024.
Last updated:
7 November 2023
PE1918_D
The RSHP Steering Group (of which Education Scotland is a member) oversees the user data for the RSHP.scot resource. o This group is chaired by the NHS and gathers data on the number of times the site is visited. o It does not offer specific details around the number of schools or practitioners accessing the site.
Last updated:
28 November 2022
SPICe Briefing for Petition PE1987
. • The electoral system used at Scottish Parliament general elections allows electors to vote for: o an individual candidate to represent them at constituency level (such a candidate may also be a member of a political party) o a political party or independent candidate to represent the region. • It is individual ca...
Last updated:
14 February 2025
Budget Scrutiny 2025 26 13 February 2025 CRER
There are a series of key weaknesses in the approach taken within the Equality and Human Rights Budget Statement: • The content does not adequately reflect the range of inequalities which have implications for budget decisions o Whilst it provides some limited examples of key decisions taken and their link to equality evidence, as stated in the document, these are not indicative of the wider range of decision making o The evidence presented is extremely limited and selectively included to provide brief validation of key aspects of the budget • CRER has consistently maintained that Scottish Government’s budget decisions require Equality Impact Assessment o Each budget is “a new or revised policy or practice”, and Scottish Government should be able to demonstrate how its budgetary decision making has paid due regard to the three needs of the general equality duty with regard to each affected protected characteristic group o In its current form, the Equality and Human Rights Budget Statement does not fulfil this obligation o As well as having a deleterious impact on how budgets meet the needs of minority ethnic people, failing to adequately Equality Impact Assess budget decisions opens up the possibility that these could be challenged through judicial review The lack of a robust approach to assessing equality impact results in a situation where evidence on inequality does not appear to have a meaningful influence on how spending under each consecutive budget is directed.
Last updated:
14 June 2024
Minutes 6 Dec 2023 CPG on Disability _
. • Independent and budget set by Scottish parliament • Meet international Standards and report directly into UN Liaising with committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities • Treaty reporting • Inquiry power of committee – look at violations on convention etc o Ie enquiry into UK welfare reform agenda in 2012 – made 11 recommendations to the UK (disrupted due to Covid). o Follow up dialogue announced in March 2023. o Evidence that the 11 recommendations had not been fully implemented. o In person dialogue – split between CSOs, DPOs etc o SHRC are part of UKIM (UK Independent Mechanism) Findings – from commissioned SILC report • Social care facing long standing challenges • Human rights are not fully embedded in the draft proposals for national care service • Lack of meaningful engagement with disabled people in policy choices • The rights in CRPD are not fully realised in planning and service delivery.
