There are 1,738 results relating to "Ž"
Order by
|
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 November 2014
Local Government and Regeneration Committee 24 November 2014
You mentioned that you ask community councils whether they can take on X, Y or Z. The bill will allow for participation requests, which are less about a council asking communities whether they can take on X, Y or Z and more about communities saying that they want to be involved in X, Y or Z or they would like the council to deliver something that is not currently delivered.
Last updated:
24 January 2020
Policy Memorandum Scottish Elections Franchise and Representation Bill
However, the Court also followed the position determined by the ECtHR in relation to Convention rights; although it refused to make a further “declaration of incompatibility” under the Human Rights Act 1998, considering it 13 https://www.bailii.org/eu/cases/ECHR/2011/686.html 14 https://www.bailii.org/eu/cases/ECHR/2012/868.html 15 Hirst (No 2) at para 84; Scoppola v Italy (No 3) at para 85. 16 HL Paper 103; HC 924. https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/jt201314/jtselect/jtdraftvoting/103/103. pdf 17 https://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z...
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 October 2019
Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Affairs Committee 03 October 2019
Are you saying that UEFA did not come to the Scottish Government and say, “As a requirement of hosting this tournament, we require that enforcement officers are given the ability to X, Y and Z.”? The discussions that we have had have not been at that level of detail.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 May 2018
Social Security Committee 03 May 2018
What mechanism do you see whereby we as a committee will be able to ensure that we do not end up in a situation where, three or four months out, you suddenly have to come and say, “By the way, it’s all gone and we are not going to deliver X, Y or Z”? For example, my understanding—I think that my colleague Adam Tomkins raised this last week—is that we have s...
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 March 2018
Justice Committee 27 March 2018
That was because the service provided a report to the sheriff to say that the individual did X, Y and Z and had engaged really well, which helped the sheriff to decide on the disposal for that person.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 December 2017
Education and Skills Committee 06 December 2017
It ought not to be beyond the wit of our professional community to come up with a system that empowers schools, as part of a cluster or a network, to seek advice on X, Y or Z. The worry is that everything is initiated, and then evaluated, by Education Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 May 2017
Local Government and Communities Committee 10 May 2017
Given that all this revolves around legal meanings, would it be helpful, as a matter of principle, to introduce a new section to make it clear that the act applies only to hedges, with a hedge being X, Y and Z, before going on to say that nothing other than a hedge can be considered to be a high hedge?
Last updated:
10 October 2024
CabSecTransport_Alliance Agreement_9 October 2024
NRIL shall procure that, with effect from the Alliance Commencement Date and until expiry or termination: (a) [TOC] and [TOC]'s Affiliates (to the extent that such Affiliates provide or have provided any Alliance Participant and/or Appointee to a Party) are added to NRIL's policy or policies of third party liability insurance (and references to third party liability insurance in this paragraph 1.3.2 shall not include any policy or policies of professional indemnity or financial loss insurance) as an additional insured to the extent of any liability of [TOC] or its Affiliates (to the extent that such Affiliates provide or have provided any Alliance Participant and/or Appointee to a Party) to third parties which relates to NRIL Activities and arises out of the implementation of this Agreement (and in particular the involvement of [TOC] Alliance Participants and/or [TOC] Appointees in NRIL Activities); (b) its policy or policies of third party liability insurance are extended to cover its liability to third parties arising out of or in connection with the involvement of [TOC] Alliance Participants and/or [TOC] Appointees in NRIL Activities arising out of the implementation of this Agreement; (c) its policy or policies of third party liability insurance contain a provision under which its insurers agree that their rights of subrogation against [TOC] and its Affiliates (to the extent that such Affiliates provide or have provided any Alliance Participant and/or Appointee to a Party), and Classified as OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE 92 [TOC] Alliance Participants and/or [TOC] Appointee have been waived in circumstances where NRIL itself would not have a claim against [TOC] or its relevant Affiliates or the relevant NRIL Alliance Participants and/or NRIL Appointees; (d) its policy or policies of third party liability insurance contain a provision under which its insurers agree that cover shall apply to [TOC] and NRIL and their Affiliates (to the extent that such Affiliates provide or have provided any Alliance Participant and/or Appointee to a Party) in the same manner and to the same extent as if individual policies had been issued to each, provided that the total liability of the Insurers to all of the insured parties collectively shall not exceed the limit of indemnity; (e) its policy or policies of third party liability insurance contain a provision that any act, error or omission by one insured party will not be attributed to, or invalidate the insurance of, any other insured party provided that the insured party seeking an indemnity under the relevant policy has not caused, contributed to or knowingly condoned those acts, errors or omissions; and provided that such insured party, as soon as reasonably possible on becoming aware of the same, shall give notice to the relevant insurer; (f) its policy or policies of third party liability insurance contain a provision that no claim by an insured party shall be defeated, prejudiced or otherwise affected by any act, omission, neglect, breach or violation of any warranty, declaration or condition on the part of any other insured party provided that the insured party seeking an indemnity under the relevant policy has not caused, contributed to or knowingly condoned those acts or omissions, neglect, breach or violation of any warranty, declaration or condition; and provided that such insured party, as soon as reasonably possible on becoming aware of the same, shall give notice to the relevant insurer; (g) its policy or policies of third party liability insurance contain a provision that insurers shall accept notification of claims or other matters requiring notification given by any insured party as valid notification in respect of the interest of each insured party; Classified as OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE 93 (h) its policy or policies of third party liability insurance will in relation to liabilities arising out of the implementation of this Agreement provide that the insurer shall not contend that the relevant policy is in excess of any other insurance policy and shall not be entitled to contribution from any other insurance held by an insured; (i) its policy or policies of employer liability insurance are extended to cover, on a consistent basis, liability for Employment Claims: (i) by any NRIL Alliance Participant which relate to injury, death, illness, disease, mental injury or mental anguish that results in a recognisable psychiatric injury suffered by such NRIL Alliance Participant in connection with his/her participation in [TOC] Activities brought against NRIL or any Affiliate (to the extent that such Affiliate provides or has provided any Alliance Participant and/or Appointee to a Party) and other cover provided by the employers' liability policy/employers' liability section of the policy, arising out of the implementation of the Alliance Agreement; and (ii) by any [TOC] Alliance Participant (based in whole or part on the [TOC] Alliance Participant alleging or it being held that NRIL or any Affiliate owes him/her duties or obligations as an employer) which relate to injury, death, illness, disease, mental injury or mental anguish that results in a recognisable psychiatric injury suffered by such [TOC] Alliance Participant in connection with his/her participation in Alliance Activities brought against NRIL or any Affiliate (to the extent that such Affiliate provides or has provided any Alliance Participant and/or Appointee to a Party) and other cover provided by the employers' liability policy/employers' liability section of the policy, arising out of the implementation of the Alliance Agreement; (j) its policy or policies of employer liability insurance are extended to cover NRIL's liability pursuant to this Agreement; (k) its policy or policies of employer liability insurance contain a provision under which its insurers agree that their rights of subrogation against [TOC] and its Affiliates (to the extent that such Affiliates provide or have Classified as OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE 94 provided any Alliance Participant and/or Appointee to a Party) and [TOC] Alliance Participants and/or [TOC] Appointees have been waived in circumstances where NRIL itself would not have a claim against [TOC] or its relevant Affiliates and/or the relevant [TOC] Alliance Participants and/or [TOC] Appointees; (l) its policy or policies of employer liability insurance will in relation to liabilities arising out of the implementation of this Agreement provide that the insurer shall not contend that the relevant policy is in excess of any other insurance policy and shall not be entitled to contribution from any other insurance held by the Parties or their Affiliates; (m) its policy or policies of directors' and officers' liability insurance are extended to cover liability for claims brought against its directors or officers in connection with their participation in the [TOC] Activities arising out of the implementation of this Agreement; (n) its policy or policies of insurance in relation to first party property damage risks contain a provision under which its insurers agree that their rights of subrogation against [TOC] and its Affiliates (to the extent that such Affiliates provide or have provided any Alliance Participant and/or Appointee to a Party) and any [TOC] Alliance Participants and/or [TOC] Appointees have been waived in circumstances where NRIL itself would not have a claim against [TOC] or its relevant Affiliates or the relevant [TOC] Alliance Participants and/or [TOC] Appointees; (o) its policy or policies of motor liability insurance will cover all use of vehicles for which NRIL is the registered keeper for Alliance Activities (regardless of whether such vehicles are under the control of [TOC] Alliance Participants, [TOC] Appointees, NRIL Alliance Participants or NRIL Appointees) and where the vehicle is used for Alliance Activities the insurance will be extended to cover as an additional insured [TOC], its Affiliates (to the extent that such Affiliates provide or have provided any Alliance Participant and/or Appointee to a Party) and [TOC] Alliance Participants and/or [TOC] Appointees in relation to such Alliance Activities; (p) its policy or policies of motor liability insurance contain a provision under which its insurers agree that cover shall apply to NRIL and [TOC] Classified as OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE 95 and their respective Affiliates (to the extent that such Affiliates provide or have provided any Alliance Participant and/or Appointee to a Party), Alliance Participants and/or Appointees in the same manner and to the same extent as if individual policies had been issued to each, provided that the total liability of the Insurers to all of the insured parties collectively shall not exceed the limit of indemnity; (q) its policy or policies of motor liability insurance contain a provision that any act, error or omission by one insured party will not be attributed to, or invalidate the insurance of, any other insured party provided that the insured party seeking an indemnity under the relevant policy has not caused, contributed to or knowingly condoned those acts, errors or omissions; and provided that such insured party, as soon as reasonably possible on becoming aware of the same, shall give notice to the relevant insurer; (r) its policy or policies of motor liability insurance contain a provision that no claim by an insured party shall be defeated, prejudiced or otherwise affected by any act, omission, neglect, breach or violation of any warranty, declaration or condition on the part of any other insured party provided that the insured party seeking an indemnity under the relevant policy has not caused, contributed to or knowingly condoned those acts, omissions, neglect, breach or violation of any warranty, declaration or condition; and provided that such insured party, as soon as reasonably possible on becoming aware of the same, shall give notice to the relevant insurer; (s) its policy or policies of motor liability insurance contain a provision that insurers shall accept notification of claims or other matters requiring notification given by any insured party as valid notification in respect of the interest of each insured; (t) its policy or policies of motor liability insurance will in relation to liabilities arising out of the implementation of this Agreement provide that the insurer shall not contend that the relevant policy is in excess of any other insurance policy and shall not be entitled to contribution from any other insurance held by any insured; Classified as OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE 96 (u) its policy or policies of motor liability insurance contain a provision under which its insurers agree that their rights of subrogation against [TOC] and its Affiliates (to the extent that such Affiliates provide or have provided any Alliance Participant and/or Appointee to a Party) and [TOC] Alliance Participants and/or [TOC] Appointees have been waived in circumstances where NRIL itself would not have a claim against [TOC] or its relevant Affiliates or the relevant [TOC] Alliance Participants and/or [TOC] Appointees; (v) its policy or policies of insurance, other than its policies of directors' and officers' liability insurance, required to be maintained pursuant to this paragraph contain a provision under which its insurers agree that they will not be entitled to avoid or reduce any liability which they might otherwise have under the policies by virtue of an insured Party's ability to recover from the other Party under the indemnities pursuant to this Agreement; (w) its policy or policies of insurance, other than its policies of directors' and officers' liability insurance, required to be maintained pursuant to this paragraph where a Party is to be an additional insured provide for 30 days' prior written notice of their cancellation, intention not to renew or to amend (where such amendment would lead to a material reduction in coverage under the relevant policy relevant to the Alliance Activities to which this Agreement applies) to be given to both Parties; (x) its policies of insurance, other than its policies of directors' and officers' liability insurance, required to be maintained pursuant to this paragraph contain a provision that this provision has been seen and agreed to by insurers; and (y) its policies of insurance, other than its policies of directors' and officers' liability insurance, required to be maintained pursuant to this paragraph contain a provision that: (i) the insurer will not assert that it is entitled to avoid any policy or refuse or reduce a claim by reason of the Alliance being held in whole or in part to be a partnership within the meaning of the Partnership Act 1890; and Classified as OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE 97 (ii) in the event that a claim is made against [TOC] or NRIL on the basis of the existence of a partnership within the meaning of the Partnership Act 1890, cover will apply in the same manner as it would have applied to that claim under the terms of the relevant policy had there been no actual or alleged partnership. (z...
Last updated:
1 June 2023
Minimum core obligations on economic social and cultural rights 31 May 2023
There is a tripartite process underway where the UNCRC implementation process will be supported through capacity building, a legal audit of where change is required to comply with the UNCRC (mapping the gaps and how to address them) and the development of extensive guidance to assist decision makers in compliance once the UNCRC is incorporated. 17 Scottish Human Rights Commission emoc e e e e t t t t t u a a a a r r r r o g g g e e e e k k n n n R d d d d a a o o o C r r r e e o o o o S t t t E S S M S M M M W W f f l y o o a a r k c c i i a u m r r e d t b b r e w u e u u e e c / r r s s b d o l l i t r r w r r r s e e e e e a p i n u d d g g e f v l i o o s n n n n e c c c i i r k e u u i t f h h a o f f t t g g g g e i i d t o e k k e e y n n n n e y y y e a a w l l t o o o o l t m m r r r r m e e n n o o e u t t t t o o e R S W W S S S r N b d O s O s sn e oi v t i a t d u - c n er e e p x m e e / v m e y l r o n o i c u v t t e n u r a i r l s g c y i s a n i g e e d m l v i n f R i t g g g g g g g a o b H l - e n n n n n n n s C e i n n o o o o o o o l J r r r r r r r g o o o f t t t t t t t e R S S S S S S S N o l N g n n d i o e t i n c t a a r n n a r t t t t e o oi t x x x – x o p t e e e e r e p a w o t T T T p r r t o m a y l l l l l c o o u t e a a a a m l i c n p c i a n n n n o n m r n i n c i n o o o o g n o i i i i i e n f o c t t t t i o r d i d i o t n u u u u e e t I m t t t t f a s v C n i i i i a l l t l e t t t t n a R n r e e s a c s s s s o r i i a C e n n v n n n n e m c d g r e t e i o o N o o o o u o n e n M C D C D C a i S h C L U N N sledoM lanoitu a t d i c t i n a s r a y i f a n n d l y i n n b r A o r t n d a e t e C a n n h m l : z...
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 September 2025
Public Audit Committee 24 September 2025
You wanted to bring people on board who could do X, Y and Z, to make this contribution. They have been there for a year now.
