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22 May 2025
Scottish Environment LINK Planning and Infrastructure Bill LCM response 19 May 2025
Sufficient time therefore needs to be given to those engaging with the process. The difficulty in taking account of all the relevant information is made more difficult as there is no central information point.
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20 May 2025
PublicInquiries_LordHardie_20May25
Although these costs were added to the costs of the ETI as an accounting exercise, the public purse did not incur any additional expense.
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23 May 2023
New vessels report SG response to PAC 23 May 2023
The Committee echoes the AGS’s views that the Scottish Government ensures the Scottish Parliament receives a full account of progress, including any challenges that emerge in future updates.
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20 January 2026
Budget Scrutiny 2026 to 2027
This means that universities will have the ability to use monies already allocated, and accounted for in their budgets and forecasts, more flexibly.
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18 March 2025
CPG on Older People Age Ageing Minutes 4 Dec 2024
Ensure that you know who your trustees are. 2. Ensure your annual accounts are prepared to a style and standard that you will be content with. 3.
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12 July 2024
WICS FOI to PAC 10 July 2024_Redacted
Can you confirm if this has been accounted for as expenditure in 22/23? From a search of the ‘other expenditure 22-23 sample testing’ listing, it looks as though this was also reversed out of expenditure and therefore hasn’t been included as 22/23 expenditure in the accounts.
Last updated:
11 June 2024
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The current pension costs of £65.410 million included £29.710 million in employer contributions and, as reported in the BTPA cash flow, a £35.700 million pension adjustment as required by International Accounting Standard Nineteen (IAS 19). Further details and actuarial assumptions are available in the BTPA Annual Report and Accounts for 2015-16.
Last updated:
10 June 2024
Civil Litigation (Expenses and Group Proceedings) (Scotland) Bill as Introduced
Civil Litigation (Expenses and Group Proceedings) (Scotland) Bill 7 Part 3—Auditors of court P ART 3 A UDITORS OF COURT 13 Auditors of court (1) There is to continue to be— 5 (a) an office of the Court of Session called the Auditor of the Court of Session, (b) an office of the Sheriff Appeal Court called the auditor of the Sheriff Appeal Court, (c) an office called the auditor of the sheriff court. (2) In this Part, the holders of those offices are referred to as the “auditors of court”. 10 (3) The Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service (“the SCTS”) has the function of appointing individuals to hold those offices. (4) A person’s appointment as an auditor of court— (a) lasts for such period, and (b) is on such other terms and conditions, 15 as the SCTS may determine. (5) The auditors of court are also members of the staff of the SCTS and, accordingly, a reference in any enactment to the staff of the SCTS includes, except where the context requires otherwise, a reference to the auditors of court. (6) The Auditor of the Court of Session is to continue to be a member of the College of 20 Justice. (7) The schedule modifies enactments in relation to the auditors of court. 14 Auditors’ functions (1) An auditor of court— (a) is to tax such accounts...
Last updated:
28 February 2024
SPICe briefing on Additional Support for Learning
Where openness and transparency are not in place, the risks are of a culture of blame and/or a culture that lacks robust accountability for practice with vulnerable children and young people.
Last updated:
10 November 2021
Minutes of the CPG on Autism meeting of 20 September 2021
LM commented that SC has made an important point regarding accountability. It is an issue that comes up again & again.
