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20 September 2023
Hulls 801 and 802 MCA 20 September 2023
V irginia McVea Net Zero, Energy and Transport Chief Executive Committee Maritime and Coastguard Agency c/o Clerk to the Committee Room T3.40 By email only The Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP [email protected] Wednesday 20 September 2023 Dear Ms McVea, Hulls 801 and 802 under construction at Ferguson Marine shipyard At our meeting on...
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6 September 2023
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With its origins on the Clyde going back to 1858 initially as Clyde Navigation Trust, Clydeport has been a mainstay of the maritime industry importing and exporting goods, growing to 1 million tonnes of cargo from its King George V facility to 60,000 containers moving through Greenock’s Ocean Terminal, Scotland’s second biggest container port.
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24 April 2023
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However where a person chooses, or does not have, legal representation they do have a responsibility to familiarise themselves with the rules and procedure of the court; As noted by the First Division of the Inner House of the Court of Session in Khaliq v Gutowski [2018]: “the court cannot take the role of adviser to a party… it should not become the party’...
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31 March 2023
Consultation on PfG committment
Increase the number of widening access students (SIMD 20 and care experienced) studying medicine at Scottish universities. V. Increase the number and proportion of Scottish domiciled students studying medicine at Scottish universities.
SPICe briefings
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26 January 2026
Promoting Healthy Ageing in Scotland - Reducing Obesity
JAMA Netw Open. doi: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2025.200112Salvestrini, V. (2019). Obesity may accelerate the aging process. .
SPICe briefings
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26 June 2024
Nuisance complaints - some frequently asked questions - What role do individuals have? Private actions
Retrieved from www.gov.scot/publications/guidance-accompany-statutory-nuisance-provisions-public-health-etc-scotland-act/pages/5/ [accessed 7 December 2023]A recent example of a successful private action is the case of Milne v Stuartfield Windpoweri[2019] SC ABE 25 where the sheriff court in Aberdeen held, in a case brought by neighbours, that the noise cre...
SPICe briefings
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29 June 2022
Hazardous Substances: planning framework - Detailed overview of proposed framework: non-legislative arrangements
Wherever it is considered reasonably possible, administrations agree to seek to inform other administrations of prospective changes in policy one month, or as close to one month as is practical, before making them public.
v. Administrations will ensure an appropriate level of public transparency in decision making that leads to policy changes.
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SPICe briefings
Date published:
11 March 2020
Defamation and Malicious Publication (Scotland) Bill - Statutory definition of defamation
Instead, it worked on the basis that courts should rely on the existing common law test in the House of Lords case of Sim v Stretch.
The Scottish Government consultation explained that a statutory definition would improve accessibility as the law would be in one place.1Scottish Government. (2019, January).
SPICe briefings
Date published:
11 March 2020
Defamation and Malicious Publication (Scotland) Bill - Public interest
Public interest
In the Reynolds caseiReynolds v Times Newspapers Ltd [2001] 2 AC 127 (HL), the House of Lords introduced a defence which protected the publication in the media of untrue defamatory allegations.
SPICe briefings
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11 March 2020
Defamation and Malicious Publication (Scotland) Bill - Qualified Privilege
Retrieved from <a href="http://www.scotlawcom.gov.uk/files/5114/5820/6101/Discussion_Paper_on_Defamation_DP_No_161.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.scotlawcom.gov.uk/files/5114/5820/6101/Discussion_Paper_on_Defamation_DP_No_161.pdf</a> [accessed 30 January 2020]
In the 2013 case of Lyons v Chief Constable of Strathclyde involved communications b...
