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31 March 2022
31032022 CEEAC Letter to Cab Sec for Finance and the Economy on Resource Spending Review Framework
The RSRF identifies a number of ways of getting best value from Scotland’s public spending including through improving cross-government collaboration.
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11 June 2021
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Supported by: Donald Cameron*, Kenneth Gibson*, Pam Gosal*, Monica Lennon*, Alexander Stewart*, Colin Beattie* *S6M-00357 Monica Lennon: Recognising the Contribution of Neena Mahal as Chair of NHS Lanarkshire—That the Parliament acknowledges the contribution that Neena Mahal has made since 2013 in her role as Chair of NHS Lanarkshire, which provides health services to a population of over 650,000 people; commends Neena for leading the board through a significant programme of transitional change, for contributing to national areas of work, including the Leadership, Talent Management and Succession Planning Group, the National Performance Management Group, the NHS Chairs Quality Portfolio Group and the Quality Improvement Development Programme for Executive and Non-Executive Board Members, and for her commitment to the people of Lanarkshire and the NHS Lanarkshire workforce during the COVID-19 pandemic; recognises that Neena has led on work to improve diversity on NHS boards, has brought a wealth of experience in corporate governance and strategic management to her NHS Lanarkshire role, and has served on the boards of various public bodies, charitable and voluntary sector organisations over the last 25 years, and, as her term as Chair of NHS Lanarkshire ends, sends its best...
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26 May 2021
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Motions for Debate *S6M-00144 Humza Yousaf: Health Recovery—That the Parliament welcomes the Scottish Government commitment to produce an NHS Recovery plan within 100 days, reflecting that the necessary actions of the NHS to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic have impacted on waiting times for care and treatment; recognises that this impact will mean that many people are waiting longer for treatment and that this will be a source of worry for them and their families; notes that the aim of the recovery plan will be to increase inpatient, day case and outpatient activity by 10%, and that urgent care such as cancer will continue to be prioritised and action taken to reduce the longest waits; believes that the recovery plan should address both mental and physical health as all aspects of wellbeing have been affected by the pandemic; further believes that a women’s health plan should also be brought forward within 100 days in order to better shape the services that are needed by women of all ages but that have too often fallen short in the past; commends the health and care staff for the remarkable efforts that they have made to provide the best...
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21 November 2024
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*S6M-15538 Douglas Ross: Sir Jim Walker Receives the 2024 Wallace Award —That the Parliament congratulates one of Moray’s best-known business leaders, Sir Jim Walker, on receiving the 2024 Wallace Award from the American Scottish Foundation in recognition of Walker’s Shortbread’s role in strengthening transatlantic ties; notes that the firm first began expo...
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19 November 2024
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Supported by: Jeremy Balfour*, Kenneth Gibson*, Pauline McNeill*, Monica Lennon*, Carol Mochan*, Liam McArthur*, Alex Rowley*, Miles Briggs*, Foysol Choudhury*, Stephanie Callaghan*, Pam Duncan-Glancy*, Brian Whittle* Other new and altered motions and amendments *S6M-15502 Michelle Thomson: Former Bo’ness Landfill Site Secures the 2024 Brownfield Award for Best Biodiversity Enhancement—That the Parliament congratulates Falkirk Council on the work that it has undertaken on the former Kinneil Kerse landfill site, which won the 2024 Brownfield Award for enhancing biodiversity in October; recognises that the Kinneil Kerse site was used as landfill from the 1920s until 2000, and understands that it posed various environmental risks upon its closure, including pollution and harm to nearby water sources; celebrates that, since the restoration began, £2.6 million has been invested into the area, which has been transformed from a potential hazard to a beautiful greenspace that offsets 4.4 tonnes of carbon each year; notes that collaboration was required to bring this project to fruition, and that partners included WSP Consultants, SEPA, and the British Trust for Ornithology; congratulates Falkirk Council and partners on the award for Best Biodiversity Enhancement, and wishes all those involved in the project the best for the future.
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7 March 2023
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S5W-02165 Richard Lochhead: To ask the Scottish Government what steps Education Scotland has taken to share with other schools the innovative practice identified in its inspection report on Drumduan Upper School, on which it indicated its intention to work with the school, and whether it will provide further information on the best practice referred to in t...
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11 July 2022
Health and Wellbeing of Children and Young People Response Letter 06072022
This approach allows potential flexibility for those aged 18-25 to continue their care and treatment with CAMHS where this is in their best interests. The TCP approach also allows for involvement by adult mental health services for under 18s where this is in the best interests of the young adult.
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 March 2017
Education and Skills Committee 15 March 2017
Nevertheless, the focus on looked-after children and achieving the best outcomes for them is at the heart of what social workers do best.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 September 2024
Rural Affairs and Islands Committee 18 September 2024
We have, on several occasions, taken advice on the best techniques for monitoring wild fish, the best locations for doing so, and so forth.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 April 2024
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 30 April 2024
Would the best thing be for the process to build in some flexibility to look at best interests?
