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The figures for the previous five reporting years are as follows: Full Year Performance 2018-19: 90% Full Year Performance 2019-20: 71% Full Year Performance 2020-21: 59% Full Year Performance 2021-22: 49% Full Year Performance 2022-23: 65% It is accepted that the target has not been met for each of the last four yea...
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The 2020/21 audit of Scottish Environment Protection Agency: Follow up cyber attack costs information from SEPA
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The 2020/21 audit of Scottish Environment Protection Agency: Follow up cyber attack costs information from SEPA.
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20220506_RoS to Convener_ Monthly Update
Yours sincerely JENNIFER HENDERSON Keeper of the Registers of Scotland 5 Annex A – Disposition Data Status Percentage Applications Create Complete Open Complete Open Received Year 2017 152,417 149,287 3,130 98% 2% 2018 146,211 134,443 11,778 92% 8% 2019 152,049 137,598 14,451 90% 10% 2020 122,423 106,554 15,869 87% 13% 2021 165,621 142,614 23,007 86% 14% 2022 33,247 27,083 6,164 81% 19% Grand Total 771,968 697,569 74,399 90% 10% Status Percentage County Applications Received Complete Open Complete Open / Create Year Aberdeen (ABN) 53,493 47,184 6,399 88% 12% 2017 10,482 10,186 296 97% 3% 2018 9,862 8,626 1,236 87% 13% 2019 10,448 9,180 1,268 88% 12% 2020 8,231 6,974 1,257 85% 15% 2021 12,110 10,281 1,829 85% 15% 2022 2,360 1,937 513 82% 22% Angus (ANG) 36,261 32,728 3,583 90% 10% 2017 7,061 6,892 169 98% 2% 2018 6,776 6,173 603 91% 9% 2019 7,122 6,330 792 89% 11% 2020 5,730 5,021 709 88% 12% 2021 8,087 7,045 1,042 87% 13% 2022 1,485 1267 268 85% 18% Argyll (ARG) 12,570 9,786 2,805 78% 22% 2017 2,427 2,344 83 97% 3% 2018 2,356 1,868 488 79% 21% 2019 2,397 1,777 620 74% 26% 2020 1,950 1,324 626 68% 32% 2021 2,889 2,093 796 72% 28% 2022 551 380 192 69% 35% Ayr (AYR) 49,540 45,672 3,931 92% 8% 2017 9,765 9,603 162 98% 2% 2018 9,402 8,767 634 93% 7% 2019 9,623 8,862 761 92% 8% 2020 8,038 7,088 950 88% 12% 2021 10,589 9,533 1,056 90% 10% 2022 2,123 1,819 368 86% 17% Berwick (BER) 4,189 3,378 824 81% 20% 2017 890 829 61 93% 7% 2018 794 636 158 80% 20% 2019 748 567 181 76% 24% 2020 640 480 160 75% 25% 2021 965 742 223 77% 23% 2022 152 124 41 82% 27% Banff (BNF) 6,725 5,668 1,070 84% 16% 2 017 1,371 1,311 60 96% 4% 2018 1,206 998 208 83% 17% 2019 1,256 1,010 246 80% 20% 2020 1,081 838 243 78% 22% 2021 1,523 1,275 248 84% 16% 2022 288 236 65 82% 23% Bute (BUT) 3,316 2,754 571 83% 17% 2017 645 621 24 96% 4% 2018 619 507 112 82% 18% 2019 642 510 132 79% 21% 2020 557 428 129 77% 23% 2021 714 569 145 80% 20% 2022 139 119 29 86% 21% Clackmannan (CLK) 6,548 6,118 438 93% 7% 2017 1,321 1,292 29 98% 2% 2018 1,332 1,247 85 94% 6% 2019 1,238 1,175 63 95% 5% 2020 1,042 955 87 92% 8% 2021 1,304 1,174 130 90% 10% 2022 311 275 44 88% 14% Caithness (CTH) 3,839 3,244 601 85% 16% 2017 761 729 32 96% 4% 2018 784 660 124 84% 16% 2019 733 613 120 84% 16% 2020 586 452 134 77% 23% 2021 801 655 146 82% 18% 2022 174 135 45 78% 26% Dumbarton (DMB) 29,297 27,918 1,417 95% 5% 2017 5,786 5,670 116 98% 2% 2018 5,558 5,299 259 95% 5% 2019 6,191 5,863 328 95% 5% 2020 4,864 4,631 233 95% 5% 2021 5,772 5,423 349 94% 6% 2022 1,126 1032 132 92% 12% Dumfries (DMF) 13,133 11,004 2,149 84% 16% 2017 2,620 2,500 120 95% 5% 2018 2,494 2,169 325 87% 13% 2019 2,646 2,125 521 80% 20% 2020 2,056 1,597 459 78% 22% 2021 2,833 2,210 623 78% 22% 2022 484 403 101 83% 21% East Lothian (ELN) 12,130 10,736 1,411 89% 12% 2017 2,349 2,301 48 98% 2% 2018 2,375 2,191 184 92% 8% 2019 2,512 2,282 230 91% 9% 2020 2,052 1,759 293 86% 14% 2021 2,403 1,898 505 79% 21% 2022 439 305 151 69% 34% Fife (FFE) 50,987 46,754 4,311 92% 8% 2017 9,992 9,774 218 98% 2% 2018 9,781 9,095 686 93% 7% 7 2 019 10,123 9,294 829 92% 8% 2020 8,264 7,363 901 89% 11% 2021 10,796 9,432 1,364 87% 13% 2022 2,031 1,796 313 88% 15% Glasgow (GLA) 83,763 80,302 3,576 96% 4% 2017 16,903 16,681 222 99% 1% 2018 15,953 15,505 448 97% 3% 2019 16,398 15,866 532 97% 3% 2020 12,777 12,235 542 96% 4% 2021 18,401 16,966 1,435 92% 8% 2022 3,331 3,049 397 92% 12% Inverness (INV) 22,100 17,922 4,216 81% 19% 2017 4,401 4,264 137 97% 3% 2018 4,180 3,524 656 84% 16% 2019 4,367 3,469 898 79% 21% 2020 3,446 2,512 934 73% 27% 2021 4,658 3,414 1,244 73% 27% 2022 1,048 739 347 71% 33% Kincardine (KNC) 11,276 9,703 1,589 86% 14% 2017 2,160 2,119 41 98% 2% 2018 2,084 1,856 228 89% 11% 2019 2,142 1,800 342 84% 16% 2020 1,733 1,435 298 83% 17% 2021 2,615 2,093 522 80% 20% 2022 542 400 158 74% 29% Kinross (KNR) 2,491 2,000 494 80% 20% 2017 443 425 18 96% 4% 2018 500 430 70 86% 14% 2019 551 444 107 81% 19% 2020 397 291 106 73% 27% 2021 515 357 158 69% 31% 2022 85 53 35 62% 41% Kirkcudbright 5,629 4,384 1,251 78% 22% (KRK) 2017 999 951 48 95% 5% 2018 1,037 812 225 78% 22% 2019 1,070 806 264 75% 25% 2020 936 649 287 69% 31% 2021 1,310 967 343 74% 26% 2022 277 199 84 72% 30% Lanark (LAN) 80,910 75,706 5,331 94% 7% 2017 15,553 15,172 381 98% 2% 2018 15,596 14,877 719 95% 5% 2019 16,509 15,591 918 94% 6% 2020 13,133 12,085 1,048 92% 8% 2021 16,730 14,981 1,749 90% 10% 2022 3,389 3,000 516 89% 15% Midlothian (MID) 100,486 93,247 7,361 93% 7% 2017 20,213 20,063 150 99% 1% 2018 18,789 18,049 740 96% 4% 2019 19,852 18,735 1,117 94% 6% 2020 15,521 13,715 1,806 88% 12% 8 2 021 21,971 19,161 2,810 87% 13% 2022 4,140 3,524 738 85% 18% Moray (MOR) 9,809 8,406 1,420 86% 14% 2017 2,008 1,977 31 98% 2% 2018 1,814 1,566 248 86% 14% 2019 1,890 1,611 279 85% 15% 2020 1,561 1,249 312 80% 20% 2021 2,117 1,660 457 78% 22% 2022 419 343 93 82% 22% Nairn (NRN) 1,981 1,719 264 87% 13% 2017 435 424 11 97% 3% 2018 406 374 32 92% 8% 2019 343 306 37 89% 11% 2020 324 252 72 78% 22% 2021 422 319 103 76% 24% 2022 51 44 9 86% 18% Orkney & Zetland 7,864 5,892 1,992 75% 25% (OAZ) 2017 1,632 1,599 33 98% 2% 2018 1,579 1,118 462 71% 29% 2019 1,535 1,071 464 70% 30% 2020 1,263 777 486 62% 38% 2021 1,530 1,079 451 71% 29% 2022 325 248 96 76% 30% Peebles (PBL) 3,454 2,925 537 85% 16% 2017 695 657 38 95% 5% 2018 711 578 133 81% 19% 2019 591 497 94 84% 16% 2020 586 473 113 81% 19% 2021 729 604 125 83% 17% 2022 142 116 34 82% 24% Perth (PTH) 26,845 22,349 4,522 83% 17% 2017 5,100 4,940 160 97% 3% 2018 5,027 4,271 756 85% 15% 2019 5,213 4,240 973 81% 19% 2020 4,321 3,332 989 77% 23% 2021 6,038 4,704 1,334 78% 22% 2022 1,146 862 310 75% 27% Renfrew (REN) 49,084 46,449 2,706 95% 6% 2017 9,428 9,339 89 99% 1% 2018 9,244 8,987 257 97% 3% 2019 9,744 9,306 438 96% 4% 2020 8,003 7,429 574 93% 7% 2021 10,546 9,536 1,010 90% 10% 2022 2,119 1,852 338 87% 16% Ross & Cromarty 12,219 9,606 2,624 79% 21% (ROS) 2017 2,395 2,329 66 97% 3% 2018 2,331 1,793 538 77% 23% 2019 2,295 1,772 523 77% 23% 2020 1,944 1,337 607 69% 31% 2021 2,705 1,989 716 74% 26% 9 2 022 549 386 174 70% 32% Roxburgh (ROX) 7,934 6,703 1,243 84% 16% 2017 1,622 1,568 54 97% 3% 2018 1,523 1,268 255 83% 17% 2019 1,524 1,247 277 82% 18% 2020 1,277 1,042 235 82% 18% 2021 1,651 1,300 351 79% 21% 2022 337 278 71 82% 21% Seabed (SEA) 18 8 10 44% 56% 2017 1 1 100% 0% 2018 2 1 1 50% 50% 2019 9 5 4 56% 44% 2020 2 2 0% 100% 2021 4 1 3 25% 75% Selkirk (SEL) 3,119 2,720 405 87% 13% 2017 612 599 13 98% 2% 2018 588 508 80 86% 14% 2019 562 466 96 83% 17% 2020 529 457 72 86% 14% 2021 698 588 110 84% 16% 2022 130 102 34 78% 26% Stirling (STG) 31,438 28,989 2,496 92% 8% 2017 6,459 6,359 100 98% 2% 2018 6,153 5,763 390 94% 6% 2019 6,163 5,729 434 93% 7% 2020 5,037 4,488 549 89% 11% 2021 6,354 5,597 757 88% 12% 2022 1,272 1053 266 83% 21% Sutherland (STH) 2,856 2,149 711 75% 25% 2017 516 486 30 94% 6% 2018 531 386 145 73% 27% 2019 623 452 171 73% 27% 2020 452 306 146 68% 32% 2021 577 417 160 72% 28% 2022 157 102 59 65% 38% Wigtown (WGN) 4,019 3,379 643 84% 16% 2017 772 743 29 96% 4% 2018 733 605 128 83% 17% 2019 786 654 132 83% 17% 2020 615 463 152 75% 25% 2021 928 761 167 82% 18% 2022 185 153 35 83% 19% West Lothian (WLN) 21,530 20,067 1,498 93% 7% 2017 4,600 4,539 61 99% 1% 2018 4,091 3,926 165 96% 4% 2019 4,203 3,943 260 94% 6% 2020 3,475 3,117 358 90% 10% 2021 4,336 3,790 546 87% 13% 2022 825 752 108 91% 13% Grand Total 771,968 697,569 74,399 90% 10% 10
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MSPs expenditure 2020 21
The following information is reported at an aggregate level only for data protection considerations: • Salary, pension and national insurance contributions of Members’ employees in 2020-21 was £13,891,973 (2019-20: £13,221,224).
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21 June 2021
ECYP Paper 3 Legacy paper cover note and annex
The review's initial remit, which was to consider the operation of the Senior Phase, was expanded in February 2020 to cover the whole Curriculum for Excellence, and following the 2020 SQA exam results was further expanded to cover the assessment and qualifications approach in ...
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9 November 2021
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(Scotland) Act 2000 (Register of Interests) Amendment Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/397) laid under section 7(5) of the Ethical Standards in Public Life etc. (Scotland) Act 2000 The following instrument was laid before the Parliament on 9 November 2021 and is subject to the negative procedure— Council Tax Reduction (Scotland) Amendment (No. 5) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/402) laid under section 113(3) of the Local Government Finance Act 1992 Other Documents The following documents were laid before the Parliament on 5 November 2021 and are not subject to parliamentary procedure— Scottish Land Commission Annual Report & Accounts 2020 – 2021 SG/2021/281 laid under Section 20(2)(c) of the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2016 and Section 22(5) of the Public Finance and Accountability (Scotland) Act 2000 The Scottish Commission on Social Security: scrutiny report on The Best Start Grants and Scottish Child Payment (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2021 SCoSS/2021/06 laid under 97(8)(a)(ii) of the Social Security (Scotland) Act 2018 The following documents were laid before the Parliament on 9 November 2021 and are not subject to parliamentary procedure— Report on the Scottish Ministers’ duties under section 23(1) (funding for alternative dispute resolution) and section 24(1) (pilot scheme for mandatory alternative dispute resolution meetings) of the Children (Scotland) Act 2020 SG/2021/308 laid under sections 23(7) and 24(4) of the Children (Scotland) Act 2020 Children & Young People’s Commissioner Scotland Annual Report & Accounts Year Ended 31 March 2021 SG/2021/306 laid under Paragraph 11(1) of Schedule 1 of the Commissioner for Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2003 and section 22(5) of the Public Finance and Accountability (Scotland) Act 2000 Tackling Fuel Poverty in Scotland – A Strategic Approach – Technical Annex SG/2021/290 laid under Section 7(4)(a) of the Fuel Poverty (Targets, Definition and Strategy) (Scotland) Act 2019 Tackling Fuel Poverty in Scotland – A Strategic Approach SG/2021/208 laid under Section 7(4)(a) of the Fuel Poverty (Targets, Definition and Strategy) (Scotland) Act 2019 Published by the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body All documents are available on For information on the Scottish Parliament contact the Scottish Parliament website at: Public Information on: Telephone: 0131 348 5000 or 0800 092 7500 www.parliament.scot/documents Email: [email protected] Live chat on parliament.scot You can write to us in any language or contact us using the Text Relay service or in British Sign Language through contactScotland-BSL. © Parliamentary copyright.
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11 October 2022
UKSI Common Agricultural Policy Amendment
However, because the EU made Regulation 2020/2220 so close to the end of the transition period, the UK Government was unable to correct it using its 2020 EU Exit SIs.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 November 2022
Education, Children and Young People Committee 30 November 2022
Any corresponding amendments that are necessary to update the Disclosure (Scotland) Act 2020 offence lists will be made as part of the implementation of those provisions in 2024.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 January 2024
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 23 January 2024
Does the committee wish to note that the original draft Consumer Scotland Act 2020 (Relevant Public Authorities) Regulations 2024 instrument was withdrawn and the present version relaid, following a question that the committee raised with the Scottish Government?
