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20 January 2023
Social Work Scotland Supplementary Submission 17 January 2023
SWS response to the consultation, acknowledged the enhanced role for JSW and that funding had become available for bail related services and electronic monitoring assessments for bail, based on an hourly rate of £29 which needs further scrutiny and review due to the current cost of living challenges and pay increases. The Funding Review Group is considering...
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4 November 2022
Agenda for the meeting on 10 November 2022
pwd=QlZiZ3lU WjlhL2R6YkxMV3ZyTWM3dz09 Meeting ID: 825 5258 7344 Passcode: 058775 One tap mobile +442080806591,,82552587344#,,,,*058775# United Kingdom +442080806592,,82552587344#,,,,*058775# United Kingdom Dial by your location 1 +44 208 080 6591 United Kingdom +44 208 080 6592 United Kingdom +44 330 088 5830 United Kingdom +44 131 460 1196 United Kingdom +44 203 481 5237 United Kingdom +44 203 481 5240 United Kingdom +44 203 901 7895 United Kingdom Meeting ID: 825 5258 7344 Passcode: 058775 Find your local number: https://us06web.zoom.us/u/kbj5FWrlSu Agenda Agenda item 1 - Welcome and Introductions Welcome all attendees to the meeting of the Cross Party Group on Scottish/Gypsy Travellers Agenda item 2 – Annual General Meeting & Election of Office Bearers Election of Convenor and Secretariat Agenda item 3 – Minute of the Previous Meeting th Minute of the meeting on 25 March 2022 to be proposed and seconded Agenda item 4 – Matters Arising 2 Any matters arising from the previous meeting Agenda item 5 – Update by Scottish Government & COSLA on the National Action Plan for Scotland’s Gypsy/Traveller Community Scottish Government and COSLA update against priorities within the National Action Plan Agenda item 6 - Presentation and discussion ‘cost of living...
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28 October 2022
Scottish Mental Health Law Review
Over the last 3 years, the Review team has conducted two public consultations and engaged widely with those with lived experience, carers and practitioners.
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22 April 2022
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We ask that the committee considers this additional information, and we would like to reiterate that a simple amendment in the legislation, “except for the purpose of falconry” would have such a massive impact on the long-term welfare and lives of falconers’ birds.
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13 April 2022
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Only to be left in a world that seems to be pushing toward a population living in the Metaverse.
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Official Report
Meeting date:
2 May 2018
Education and Skills Committee 02 May 2018
We know more than ever now about the impact on brain development of living in a very high-stress environment.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 December 2016
Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Relations Committee 08 December 2016
Economic factors are also important to migrants themselves, but it is important to recognise that for the people who come to live here and to make lives here, many other experiences influence their decision to come here in the first place and their decision whether to stay for the long term.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 May 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 30 May 2023
We need a better understanding of the lived experiences of those with an eating disorder.
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17 March 2026
CPG on Independent Convenience Stores minutes 5 Feb 26 draft
Cross-Party Group on Independent Convenience Stores [draft] Online – MS Teams th 1pm, Thursday 5 February 2026 Minute Present MSPs Gordon Macdonald MSP (Convener) John Mason MSP Invited Guests Jim Wilson - Head of Licensing and Dog Control Team, Justice Directorate, Scottish Government (speaker) Simon Hannah - Chief Executive, JW Filshill (speaker) Agis Baltagiannis - Senior Director, Asia Pacific Data & AI at SAP Software Solutions (speaker) Brian Eagle-Brown – ShopMate Christopher Bell - SCOTSS Darren Moir – Westhill Service Station Kev Widdrington – World of Sweets Kevin Murray – Golden Casket Martin Ward – Christie&Co Paul McIntosh – ShopMate Peter Fisher - Asel Ricardo Mhlongo – University of Stirling Zoe Stephens – KP Snacks Non-MSP Group Members Luke McGarty, Scottish Grocers’ Federation (SGF) (CPG Secretary) Aidan Smith – Scottish Grocers’ Federation Antony Begley – Scottish Local Retailer Craig Brown - Filshill Craig Lynn – CJ Lang George Maglaras – University of Stirling Graham Murdoch - CJ Lang Gilian Edgar - Healthy Living...
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5 February 2026
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First Minister’s Questions: Questions were answered by the First Minister (John Swinney). 3. 900th Anniversary of Rutherglen as a Royal Burgh: The Parliament debated S6M-20393 in the name of Clare Haughey—That the Parliament recognises that 2026 marks the 900th anniversary of Rutherglen receiving the status of Royal Burgh via Royal Charter from King David I of Scotland; understands that although Rutherglen’s story began long before 1126, its recognition via the first Burgh Charter gave it special trading rights and a place of importance in medieval Scotland, and that through centuries of change, Rutherglen has continued to play a key role in the region’s development; notes that the milestone is being celebrated throughout the year via a series of heritage, art, wellbeing, environmental and sporting events organised by the community-led Rutherglen 900 project; further notes that the project has been built on collaboration between local people, local organisations, schools, community groups and volunteers, who are working together to honour the town’s rich cultural legacy and bright future; appreciates the great sense of community within the town that the Rutherglen 900 project reflects, supported by the wide range of organisations and bodies that do great work to support residents; thanks all of those who are involved in planning and promoting the 900th anniversary celebrations, and wishes all those who live...
