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13 May 2024
Register of Interests for the Parliamentary Year 12 May 2016 to 11 May 2017
Interest in shares N o r e g i s t r a ble interests. Voluntary N o r e g is trable interests.
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9 June 2025
Scots summary of Stage 2 amendments to Part 2 of the Bill
Scots Leids Bill Amendments tae Pairt 2 o the Bill at Stage 2 1. Sections 27, 30 and 31 o the Bill were amendit sae as the sindry byleids o Scots are taen tent o by the Scots Ministers when settin oot the Scots leid strategy and guidance tae relevant public bodies, and tae allou that education authorities can gie Scots leid education in the byleid o Scots maist suitit tae their areas. 2.
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28 March 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 19 December 2022
Offering these small loans at the credit union’s lowest-ever interest rate. o Entered a pilot No Interest Loan Scheme with Fair4All Finance o Added benefits calculator on credit union website o Staff in member-facing roles are becoming ‘Money Guiders’ with the Money and Pensions Service o Using a ‘Breathe Easy’ tool to help members find support from other agencies o Offering loan payment holidays o Opened two new branches in areas of high deprivation o Providing monthly grants to local charities tackling fuel and food poverty Adrian Sargent, CEO of Castle Community Bank, presented the following update: • Castle Community Bank’s aim is to build a strong and resilient credit union and support community initiatives for members, especially during the cost of living crisis.
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9 March 2023
Women in Enterprise Minute of the meeting held 1 March 2023
Jackie Brierton presents: • Jackie refers to Growbiz Rural Survey taken in Autumn 2022 • 35% said in autumn 2022 the cost of living crisis had already affected their business by a lot • Some of the biggest issues businesses reported at that time were o Rising petrol or diesel costs o Increase in utility bills or heating oil o Increased costs from suppliers o Lack of orders • Other issues reported were rising staff costs and staff availability, rising food costs, difficulties with regulations • Issues believed by businesses to cause the most problems in the future were o Rising petrol or diesel costs o Increase in utility bills or heating oil o Increased costs from suppliers o Lack of orders • 44% of respondents also listed general wellbeing issues (e.g exhaustion, strain, mental health issues) as an anticipated problem in the near future • Help businesses called for to help develop and sustain their businesses included o Funding applications o Social media o Idea development and diversification o Communication potential price increases • Many businesses reported they genuinely did not know at the current stage whether their business would survive the economic effects of the current crisis • Jackie points out it is important to encourage more micro-businesses to look at procurement as an income stream • The growbiz survey is planned to repeat in 2023 to compare results • For calls to action Jackie suggests: o Providing more flexible business support and advice – lots of business support in Scotland however when there is a crisis we need to adapt o Rural proofing govt legislation o Improved access to funding o Helping SMEs to access procurement • Positively, Growbiz have had more enquiries the past 2 months to start new businesses than in the past 3 years Gillian thanks Jackie and passes to Julia Latif Julia presents: • Introduces her business Our House of Spice which she launched with her sister in 2012.
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4 December 2024
20241202 HSCS Convener to NHS boards Directors of Dentistry PHS Response
o Local NHS Boards administer the SDAI for their area. o The PHS Dental Analytical Team do analysis for local Boards on request as part of the local SDAI monitoring of numbers of new patients registered by dentist. o PHS has not undertaken a formal evaluation collating SDAI information at a national level. o An Audit Scotland report previously published showed an increase in practices in deprived areas.
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1 April 2022
P&O Ferries
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P&O Ferries.
P&O Ferries.
PO Ferries.
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4 October 2024
Cross Party Group on Rural Policy June 2024 Meeting Note Approved
Andrews, on decarbonising the whisky sector. o Robert is a research fellow at the University of St.
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19 August 2024
Minute of meeting held 4 June 2024
Andrews, on decarbonising the whisky sector. o Robert is a research fellow at the University of St.
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5 August 2025
LettertoMinisterCladdingQuarteryUpdateApril
Page 1 of 3 o Number of buildings where cladding remediation has been formally completed this quarter. o For each of these figures please outline the numbers within each category of remediation pathway (for example whether Scottish Government-led or developer-led) • Single Building Assessments o Number of Single Building Assessments that have been instructed but work is yet to begin. o Number of Single Building Assessments currently underway. o Number of Single Building Assessments that have been completed. o Number of buildings with potentially flammable cladding where no Single Building Assessment has begun. • Remediation o Number of buildings identified as needing remediation work following a Single Building Assessment. o Number of buildings where remediation work has been instructed but is yet to begin. o Number of buildings where remediation work is currently ongoing. o Number of buildings where remediation work is required but no action has been taken to date. • Open call o Numbers and type of notifications made under the Open Call process. o Outline of action taken on notifications.
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25 April 2025
CladdingRemediationProgrammeLettertoMinApril
Page 1 of 3 o Number of buildings where cladding remediation has been formally completed this quarter. o For each of these figures please outline the numbers within each category of remediation pathway (for example whether Scottish Government-led or developer-led) • Single Building Assessments o Number of Single Building Assessments that have been instructed but work is yet to begin. o Number of Single Building Assessments currently underway. o Number of Single Building Assessments that have been completed. o Number of buildings with potentially flammable cladding where no Single Building Assessment has begun. • Remediation o Number of buildings identified as needing remediation work following a Single Building Assessment. o Number of buildings where remediation work has been instructed but is yet to begin. o Number of buildings where remediation work is currently ongoing. o Number of buildings where remediation work is required but no action has been taken to date. • Open call o Numbers and type of notifications made under the Open Call process. o Outline of action taken on notifications.
