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Official Report
Meeting date:
3 November 2015
Meeting of the Parliament 03 November 2015
Under the Mental Health (Scotland) Act 2015, we have extended that right to mothers with any mental disorder. I think that Mary Scanlon suggested that the duty is not being complied with.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 March 2015
Education and Culture Committee 10 March 2015
That might be the difference that Mary Scanlon was wanting to know about.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 November 2015
Interests of Members of the Scottish Parliament (Amendment) Bill Committee 10 November 2015
If there are no other questions for Mr Stevenson, perhaps he can enlighten us on Mary Scanlon’s point. It is a good question to ask.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 June 2013
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 18 June 2013
Members indicated agreement.European Union (Amendments in respect of the Accession of Croatia) (Scotland) Regulations 2013 (SSI 2013/177) European Union (Amendments in respect of the Accession of Croatia) (Scotland) Regulations 2013 (SSI 2013/177) The amendments that paragraph 11 of the schedule makes to the St Mary’s Music School (Aided Places) (Scotland)...
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 May 2013
Meeting of the Parliament 08 May 2013
I call Richard Lyle—and we will ignore the ringing phone.17:27 I thank Mary Scanlon for securing this debate on an important and concerning issue.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 May 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 06 May 2025 [Draft]
It invited a proponent of the local slow fashion movement from Dumfries, Marie McKinnon, into the school to talk about fast fashion and about how everybody is into disposable clothing instead of promoting a more reusable type of clothing.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 March 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 18 March 2025
A few weeks ago, I attended the Association for Scottish Literature international lecture by Petra Johana Poncarová of the University of Glasgow and Charles University in Prague, who is currently a Marie Curie fellow at the University of Glasgow.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 February 2022
Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee 03 February 2022
The group would continue the work of former MSP Mary Fee and the currently serving MSP Jeremy Balfour.
Last updated:
9 January 2024
Report of the Independent Review of Qualifications and Assessment
Last updated: December 2022 137 9 .4 Independent Review Group (IRG) List of membership: Those for whom qualifications matter most Learners • Beinn Grant (Member of the Scottish Youth Parliament) • Ruby Cardie (Member of the Scottish Youth Parliament) • Supported by Mo Whelton, member of staff from the Scottish Youth Parliament Parents/Carers • Cheryl Burnett (National Parent Forum of Scotland (NPFS)) • Barrie Sheppard and John Semple (NPFS) • Eileen Prior from May 2022 until March 2023, then Patrick McGlinchey from March until May 2023 (Connect) Design, development and delivery of qualifications Teachers and lecturers • Andrea Bradley (General Secretary, EIS Union) • Peter Bain (Headteacher) • Andrew Findlater (Principal Teacher) Design and development • Douglas Hutchison (Local government) • Dr Gill Stewart (SQA) • Martyn Ware (SQA) • Aileen Ponton from May 2022 until December 2022, then Pauline Radcliffe from January until May 2023 (SCQF, National qualifications alignment) Informing the process: research base • Professor Chris Chapman (University of Glasgow) - the process of change • Dr Joseph Smith (University of Stirling) - advised by Professor Mark Priestley (University of Stirling) - curriculum 138 • Professor Jo-Anne Baird (University of Oxford) - qualifications • Dr Edward Sosu (Strathclyde University) - inclusion and equity Informing the process: policy base • Professor Ken Muir (University of the West of Scotland) Putting - Learners at the Centre (2022) • Professor Gordon Stobart (University of Oxford) - Upper-secondary education student assessment in Scotland (2021) • Professor Graham Donaldson (University of Glasgow) - Curriculum for Excellence/Teaching Scotland’s Future (2010) Those who use qualifications • Business/industry – Tracy Black (CBI) - Employers • Professor Ken Thomson (Forth Valley College) - Further Education • Professor Jonathan Powles (University of the West of Scotland) - Higher Education 139 9 .5 Collaborative Community Groups (CCG) Learners group Led by Beinn Grant and Ruby Cardie • SYP • Young Scot • Youthlink Scotland • Home Education Scotland • Dyslexia Scotland, Young Ambassador • Kelty Youth Group • Stills Gallery Youth Advisory Panel • The Big Project • An Independent School Pupil • East Ayrshire Youth Cabinet • North Coast Youth Forum • Fast Forward • Who Cares • Carers Trust Scotland • Intercultural Youth Scotland (Phase two) • Gaelic Medium (Gaelic and Scots Group via Young Scot) Parents and carers group Led by Cheryl Burnett and Elieen Prior / Patrick McGlinchey • Connect • National Parent Forum of Scotland – Barrie Sheppard and John Semple • Children in Scotland - Annie Watson • Contact - Donna Tomlin • Centre for Excellence for Children’s Care and Protection - Linda O'Neill • Comann nam Pàrant - Magaidh Wentworth • Home Education Scotland - Mark Nixon • Bobath Scotland - Sharon Collie Profession Led by Andrea Bradley 140 • Eileen Imlah - Education Institute of Scotland • Simone Coetser - Education Institute of Scotland • Pamela Manley - Education Institute of Scotland • Kristine Dempster - Education Institute of Scotland • Julie Ferguson - Education Institute of Scotland • Scott McGimsey - National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers • Afifa Khanam - National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers • Mike Corbett - National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers • Tara Lillis - National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers • Catherine Nicol - Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association • John Guidi - Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association • Seamus Searson - Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association • James Cowan - Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association • Jim Thewliss - Senior Leaders Scotland Headteachers Led by Peter Bain • Kirsty Ayed - Kings Park Secondary School, Glasgow • Tony Breen - Portree High School, Skye • Barry Graham - Wallace Hall Academy, Dumfries • Graham Hutton - Grove Academy, Dundee • Stephen Ross - Beath High School, Cowdenbeath • Julie McDonald - Nairn Academy, Nairn • John O’Neill - High School of Glasgow • Jon Reid - Larbert High School, Falkirk • Andrew Sharkey - St Kentigern’s Academy, Blackburn • Andy Smith - Larkhall Academy, Larkhall • Pauline Walker - Royal High School, Edinburgh 141 T eachers Led by Andrew Findlater • Kirsty Hair - University of Strathclyde, Teaching Fellow • Scott Hunter - Turriff Academy • Caroline McFarlane - Banff Academy • Lynsey McNamee - Queen Anne High School • Marc McWhirter - Speyside High School • John Schmidt - Currie Community High School • Darren Brown - Inverness High School • Rachel Richards - Currie Community High School • Sandy Lunan - Dunblane High School • John MacInnes - Ardnamurchan High School Local government Led by Douglas Hutchison • Stewart Nicolson (Head of Service, South Lanarkshire Council, Chair) • Matthew Sweeney - (COSLA) • Grace Vickers (SOLACE) • Gerry Lyons (Head of Service, Glasgow City Council) • Maria Lloyd (Head of Service, Fife Council) • Lyndsay McRoberts (Director of Education, South Ayrshire Council) • Julie Calder (Head of Service, Renfrewshire Council) • Adam Stephenson (Education Officer, Inverclyde Council) • Campbell Hornell (Acting Education Officer, Lasswade High School) • Andrew Brown (Senior Education Officer, West Dunbartonshire) • Fiona Robertson (Executive Director of Place and Children, Young People and Partnerships Midlothian) • Linda McAulay-Griffiths (Chief Education Officer/Head of Schools, East Ayrshire) 142 N ational Agencies Led by Dr Gill Stewart • Sally Smith (Head of Graduate Apprenticeships and Skills Development, Edinburgh Napier University) • Ollie Bray (Strategic Director, Education Scotland) • Andy Creamer (Head of Learning, Teaching and Assessment, Education Scotland) • Maeve MacKinnon (Senior Education Officer, Gaelic, Education Scotland) • Tracy Johnston (Senior Education Officer Health and Wellbeing, Education Scotland) • Pauline Stephen (General Teaching Council for Scotland) • Victoria Smith (General Teaching Council for Scotland) • Louise Campbell (General Teaching Council for Scotland • Alison MacDonald (HMIE, Education Scotland) • Joe Mulholland (HMIE, Education Scotland) • Ann Floyd, HMIE (Education Scotland) • Ken Edwards (Education Programme Lead, Skills Development Scotland) • Eleanor Wilson (Head of Outreach, Glasgow Caledonian University) • Martin Ware (Director of Policy, Analysis and Standards, Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) ) National qualifications alignment Led by Pauline Radcliffe • Association of Directors of Education in Scotland • Connect • Education Scotland • Lantra • Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education • Scottish Prison Service • Skills Development Scotland • Scottish Funding Council • Student Partnerships in Quality, Scotland • Scottish Qualification Authority 143 • Scottish Social Services Council • Scottish Training Federation • Youth Link Scotland • Youth Scotland Process of change Led by Professor Chris Chapman • Professor David Hopkins (The University of Bolton) • Professor Mel Ainscow (University of Glasgow, Education and Leadership) • Jenny Langley, Former Headteacher, Kingsway Park High School, Rochdale • Professor Melanie Ehren (University of London, Governance of Schools and Education Director) • Professor Andy Hargreaves (Boston College, Teaching, Curriculum and Society) Curriculum Led by Dr Joe Smith • Alice Crawford - Forrester High School, Curriculum Leader • Professor Daniel Alvunger - Linnaeus University, Sweden, Curriculum Studies • Julia Liesse-Fernandes - Forrester High School, Curriculum Leader • Professor Kathryn Hibbert - Western University, Ontario, Canada, Education, Curriculum Studies • Martin Ennis - Forrester High School, Depute Headteacher • Mhairi Sheail - Forrester High School, Curriculum Leader • Molly Fray - Forrester High School, Curriculum Leader • Sarah Jarvis - Inveralmond High School, Qualifications and Assessment Inclusion and Equity Led by Dr Edward Sosu • Sara Spencer (Child Poverty Action Group, Cost of the School Day) • Professor Stephen McKinney (University of Glasgow, Pedagogy, Praxis & Faith) • Anne Haggart (ASPIRENorth, Schools for Higher Education Programme, Regional Co-Ordinator) 144 • Alastair Wilson (University of Strathclyde, Senior Research Fellow) • Dr Markus Klein (University Strathclyde, Director of Research, School of Education) • Professor Cristina Ianelli (University of Edinburgh, Education and Sport) • Dr Adriana Duta (University of Edinburgh, Education and Sport) • Dr Roxanne Connelly (University of Edinburgh, Sociology and Quantitative Methods) • Dr Geetha Marcus (University of Edinburgh, Education and Sport) • Professor Yvette Taylor (University of Strathclyde, Education) • Linda O'Neill (CELCIS, Inequalities in Outcomes of Children in Care) • Professor Sheila Riddell (University of Edinburgh, Centre for Research in Education Inclusion and Diversity) • Dr Stephanie Thomson (University of Aberdeen, Education) • Professor Donald Gray (University of Aberdeen, Education) • Professor Margaret Sutherland (University of Glasgow, Scottish Network for Able Pupils) • Dr Fiona O'Hanlon (University of Edinburgh, Gaelic Medium Education) Policy and Process Led by Professor Ken Muir • Billy Burke (Headteacher, Renfrew High School) • Emeritus Professors Walter Humes (University of Stirling) • Associate Dean Khadija Mohammed (University of the West of Scotland/Scottish Association of Minority Ethnic Educators) • Professor Graham Donaldson (University of Glasgow, Education) Employers Led by Tracy Black • Allan Colquhoun (Leonardo MW Ltd) • Anna Gillies (NatWest Group) • Becky Nicholls (Babcock International Group) • Gillian Collin (PricewaterhouseCoopers) • Helen Arthur (GlaxoSmithKline plc) • Jackie Archer (Balfour Beatty) 145 • Jacqueline Hall (BAE Systems plc) • Jo Szulikowski (Phoenix Group Holdings) • Jonathan McCreadie (Amazon) • Mairi Elder (Scottish Power) • Mandy McMillan (Glasgow Airport Limited/AGS) • Mark Essex (Klynveld Peat Marwick Goerdeler) • Matt Woods (Spirit AeroSystems (Europe) Ltd) • Nikhil Sharma (Tata Consultancy Services) • Raymond King (Babcock International Group) • Richard Turner (BT Group plc) • Steven Grier (Microsoft Limited) • Suzanne Burns (STV Group plc) Further education Led by Professor Ken Thomson • Lorraine Cowan (New College Lanarkshire) • Caroline Watson (South Lanarkshire College) • Brian Dunn (North East Scotland College) • Lisa Doonan, South Lanarkshire College • Stef Black and Ali McDade (Student Participation in Quality Scotland) • G Graham and Katie Paget (Dundee and Angus College) • Ann Heron (Ayrshire College) • Rob McDermott (Forth Valley College) • Loraine Lyall (Edinburgh College) • Lisa Calderwood (Fife College) • B Browlee (West Lothian College) • J Gracier (Borders College) • Jessica Borley and Liz Cook (University of the Highlands and Islands) • Karen Gray (Scotland’s Rural College) • Sarah-Jane Linton (West Lothian College) 146 H igher education Led by Professor Jonathan Powles • Professor Nazira Karodia (Napier University, Deputy Vice Chancellor and Vice Principal of Learning & Teaching) • Professor Moira Fishbacher-Smith (University of Glasgow, Vice-Principal of Learning & Teaching) • Shona Barrie (Stirling University, Director of Admissions and Access • Martin Gibbons (St Andrew’s University, Deputy Director, Director of Widening Access and Participation) • Emma Forster (University of Aberdeen, Deputy Director, External Relations Head of UK Recruitment & Admissions) • Dr Stephanie McKendry (Strathclyde University, Head Of Access, Equality & Inclusion) • Dr Sally Middleton (University of Aberdeen, Access & Articulation Manager • Kirsty Wadsley (LEAPS, Widening access partners) • Amanda Baldwin (Focus West, Widening access partners) • Professor Catriona Cunningham (Napier University, Head of Department of Learning & Teaching Enhancement) • Dr Laurence Lasselle (St Andrews University, Senior Lecturer) • Jim Thewliss (Senior Leaders Scotland, General Secretary) • Jane Lewis • Dr Pauline Hanesworth (University of Highlands and Islands, Head of Learning and Teaching) • Professor Alison Machin (Council of Deans of Health Scotland, Convener) • Ellie Gomersall (NUS President) • Dr Alison Nimmo (Glasgow Caledonia University, Head of Academic Development) • Luke Millard (Abertay University, Dean of Teaching & Learning) • Katrina Castle (Edinburgh University, Head of Strategic Partnerships & Transitions) • Stephen Watt (University of the West of Scotland, Careers and Employability Manager) 147 • Fiona Burns (Scottish Funding Council, Assistant Director Outcomes, Access) • Mary...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
12 July 2016
S5W-00940
To ask the Scottish Government what the (a) membership and (b) remit is of its review of neonatal and maternity services; when the review will be completed, and on what date the findings will be published. a) The membership of the Scottish Government maternity and neonatal services review is as follows: Jane Grant (Chair), Chief Executive, NHS Forth Valley John Froggatt, Head of Improving Health and Wellbeing Division, Scottish Government Ann Holmes, Chief Midwifery Advisor and Associate Chief Nursing Officer, Scottish Government Corinne Love, Consultant Obstetrician, NHS Lothian and Senior Medical Officer (Obstetrics), Scottish Government Gillian Smith, Director for Scotland, Royal College of Midwives Jean Davies, Clinical Nurse Manager Paediatrics, Royal College of Nursing Steven Monaghan, Consultant Obstetrician, Clinical Director, NHS Fife Professor Alan Cameron, Consultant Obstetrician NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Vice President Clinical Quality at Royal College of Obstetrician and Gynaecologists Helen Mactier, Consultant Neonatologist, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and Chair of the Scottish Neonatologists Group, British Association of Perinatal Medicine (BAPM) Scottish Representative and Honorary Secretary Elect Edile Murdoch, Consultant Neonatologist, NHS Lothian, South East and Tayside Managed Clinical Network Clinical Lead Elizabeth McGrady, Consultant Anaesthetist, Royal College of Anaesthetists, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Dr Jenny Bennison, General Practitioner, Edinburgh, NHS Lothian Jacqui Simpson, South East and Tayside Managed Clinical Network Sharon Adamson, West of Scotland Regional Planning Director Iain Wallace, Medical Director, NHS Lanarkshire Prof Angela Wallace, Nurse Director, NHS Forth Valley Alison Wright, Neonatal Nurse, Chair, Scottish Neonatal Nurses Group, NHS Tayside Justine Craig, Head of Midwifery and Chair of Lead Midwives Scotland Group, NHS Tayside Hannah Irvine, Midwife Practitioner, Supervisor of Midwives, NHS Dumfries and Galloway Tracy Miller, Community Midwife (Stonehaven), NHS Grampian Professor Mary...
