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Allowances Review Report
In this regard, the SPCB should look to FRS8 (the accounting standard on related party transactions) which provides a definition of close family 24 m embers being those family members, or members of the same household, who may be expected to influence, or be influenced by, that person in their dealings with the reporting entity.
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9 August 2023
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22 December 2022
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21 February 2012
Education and Culture Committee 21 February 2012
In non-legal language, does section 2(2)(b) trump paragraph 11(2)(m) of schedule 1? Run that by me again.
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11 October 2019
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Transport (Scotland) Bill 119 Part 6—Miscellaneous and general (5) Otherwise (and subject to subsection (6)) regulations under this Act are subject to the negative procedure. (6) This section does not apply to regulations under section 74(2). 73 Ancillary provision 5 (1) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations make any incidental, supplementary, consequential, transitional, transitory or saving provision they consider appropriate for the purposes of, in connection with or for giving full effect to this Act or any provision made under it. (2) Regulations under subsection (1) may modify any enactment (including this Act). 10 74 Commencement (1) This section and sections 72, 73 and 75 come into force on the day after Royal Assent. (2) The other provisions of this Act come into force on such day as the Scottish Ministers may by regulations appoint. (3) Regulations under subsection (2) may— 15 (a) include transitional, transitory or saving provision, (b) make different provision for— (i) different purposes, (ii) different areas. rt title 75 Sho 20 The short title of this Act is the Transport (Scotland) Act 2019. 120 Transport (Scotland) Bill Schedule—Minor and consequential amendments and repeals Part 1—Bus services SCHEDULE (introduced by section 71) INOR AND CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS AND REPEALS M...
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14 July 2010
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The estimated impact of the increase in VAT from 17.5% to 20% for the Scottish Government''s own direct expenditure by directorate, forecast based on 2009-10 actual expenditure is: Directorate General Forecast Increase £M Economy and Chief Economic Adviser 0.2 Education ...
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Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill 51 Part 8—Miscellaneous and general P ART 8 M ISCELLANEOUS AND GENERAL Heat network supply targets 76B Heat network supply targets 5 (1) The Scottish Ministers must make regulations setting one or more targets relating to the supply of thermal energy by heat networks in Scotland. (2) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations ma...
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18 June 2007
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To ask the Scottish Executive whether the new Girvan Community Hospital will provide (a) inpatient beds, (b) outpatient beds (primary and secondary care), (c) general medical services (GP practices), (d) dental services, (e) podiatry, (f) speech and language therapy, (g) physiotherapy, (h) occupational therapy, (i) diagnostics (x-ray), (j) dietetics, (k) a community casualty facility, (l) minor procedures services, (m...
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29 November 2016
Meeting of the Parliament 29 November 2016
As members may be aware, the St Andrew’s cross is not only the flag of Scotland, as has been mentioned, but the flag of Nova Scotia and indeed of other jurisdictions. It also stands for M for Mike in the international code of signals and the phonetic alphabet.
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Interpretation 68 Interpretation of Part 6 In this Part— “heat network apparatus” has the meaning given in section 58(3), 25 “licence holder” has the meaning given in section 57(5), “necessary wayleave” has the meaning given in section 58(3), “network land right” has the meaning given in section 65(2), “network wayleave right” has the meaning given in section 58(1), “wayleave document” has the meaning given in section 58(3). 30 P ART 7 K EY HEAT NETWORK ASSETS 69 Identifying key heat network assets (1) This section applies to— (a) a heat network consent application relating to— 35 (i) the construction and operation of a heat network, or (ii) the operation of a heat network, Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill 47 Part 7—Key heat network assets (b) a heat network consent modification application in respect of a heat network consent relating to— (i) the construction and operation of a heat network, or (ii) the operation of a heat network. 5 (2) The heat network consent application or (as the case may be) the heat network consent modification application must include— (a) required information about each key asset of the heat network to which the application relates, and (b) required information about each person with an interest in such an asset. 10 (3) In subsection (2), “required” means required by a determination under section 26(1). (4) In this Part, “key asset”, in relation to a heat network, means property of a type mentioned in subsection (5) which— (a) forms part of the heat network, and (b) is necessary to the operation of the heat network. 15 (5) The types of property are— (a) land, (b) building, (c) apparatus, (d) such other type of property as may be specified by the Scottish Ministers by 20 regulations. (6) For the purposes of subsection (4)(b), it is for the Scottish Ministers to determine any question which arises as to whether property forming part of a heat network is necessary to the operation of the heat network. (7) Regulations under subsection (5)(d) may make different provision for different areas. 25 70 Preparing schedule of key heat network assets (1) Following receipt of a heat network consent application of the type mentioned in section 69(1)(a) in relation to a heat network, the Scottish Ministers must prepare a schedule that includes details of each key asset of the heat network. (2) Subsection (3) applies where— 30 (a) property relating to a heat network appears to the Scottish Ministers to be a key asset of the heat network, and (b) the Scottish Ministers propose to include details of the property in the schedule of key network assets for the heat network. (3) Before including details of the property in the schedule of key network assets, the 35 Scottish Ministers must give notice of the proposal to— (a) each person with an interest in the property, and (b) such other persons as the Scottish Ministers consider appropriate. (4) The notice must— 48 Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill Part 7—Key heat network assets (a) give reasons why the property appears to the Scottish Ministers to be a key asset of the heat network, (b) explain the consequence of the property becoming a listed asset, and (c) specify the period (which is to be not less than 28 days from the date on which the 5 notice is given) within which the recipient of the notice may make representations about the proposal. (5) Where the Scottish Ministers include details of a key asset of a heat network in the schedule of key network assets for the heat network, the Scottish Ministers must give notice of that fact to each person with an interest in the key asset. 10 (6) The Scottish Ministers must give notice under subsection (3) or (5) in such form and manner as they may specify by regulations. 71 Notifying Scottish Ministers of changes in key network assets (1) The operator of a heat network must notify the Scottish Ministers if— (a) property that is not a listed asset of the heat network becomes a key asset of the 15 heat network, or (b) property that is a listed asset of the heat network has ceased to be a key asset of the heat network. (2) Notification under subsection (1) must include such information about— (a) property relating to the heat network to which the notification relates, and 20 (b) each person with an interest in such property, as the Scottish Ministers may determine. (3) The Scottish Ministers must arrange for any determination under subsection (2) to be published in such manner as they consider appropriate. 72 Modifying schedule of key heat network assets 25 (1) If the Scottish Ministers consider that property that is a listed asset of a heat network has ceased to be a key asset of the heat network, the Scottish Ministers must remove the details of the listed asset from the schedule of key heat network assets for the heat network. (2) If the Scottish Ministers consider that property that is not a listed asset of a heat network 30 has become a key asset of the heat network, the Scottish Ministers must include details of the property in the schedule of key heat network assets for the heat network. (3) Before including details of property in the schedule of heat network assets pursuant to subsection (2), the Scottish Ministers must give notice of the proposal to— (a) each person with an interest in the property, and 35 (b) such other persons as the Scottish Ministers consider appropriate. (4) The notice must— (a) give reasons why the property appears to the Scottish Ministers to be a key asset of the heat network, (b) explain the consequence of the property becoming a listed asset, and Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill 49 Part 7—Key heat network assets (c) specify the period (which is to be not less than 28 days from the date on which the notice is given) within which the recipient of the notice may make representations about the proposal. (5) Where the Scottish Ministers include details of a key asset of a heat network in the 5 schedule of key network assets for the heat network pursuant to subsection (2), the Scottish Ministers must give notice of that fact to each person with an interest in the key asset. (6) The Scottish Ministers must give notice under subsection (3) or (5) in such form and manner as they may specify by regulations. 10 (7) It does not matter for the purposes of subsection (1) or (2) whether the Scottish Ministers form the view mentioned in either of those subsections— (a) following receipt of a heat network consent modification application of the type mentioned in section 69(1)(b), (b) following notification under section 71(1), or 15 (c) on their own initiative. 73 Preparation and maintenance of schedule of key network assets: further provision The Scottish Ministers may by regulations make further provision about the procedure to be followed in connection with the preparation and maintenance of schedules of key heat network assets. 20 74 Transfer schemes (1) Where an operator (the “former operator”) ceases (or is to cease) operating a heat network, the Scottish Ministers may make a transfer scheme. (2) A “transfer scheme” is a scheme making provision for— (a) the transfer to one or more relevant persons of the former operator’s rights relating 25 to the use of listed assets of the heat network, (b) the conferral on one or more relevant persons of other rights relating to the use of listed assets of the heat network. (3) A transfer scheme may make incidental, supplementary, consequential or transitional provision in connection with the transfer or conferral of rights by the transfer scheme as 30 the Scottish Ministers consider appropriate. (4) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations make further provision about transfer schemes. (5) Regulations under subsection (4) may in particular make provision about— (a) the rights that may be transferred or conferred by a transfer scheme, 35 (b) the procedure applying in connection with the making of a transfer scheme, (c) the effect of transfers or conferrals of rights by a transfer scheme, (d) requirements that may be imposed on the former operator or a transferee in connection with the transfer or conferral of rights by a transfer scheme, including obligations to enter into such agreements with another person, or to execute such 40 documents in favour of another person, as may be specified or described in a transfer scheme, 50 Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill Part 7—Key heat network assets (e) the circumstances in which a right transferred or conferred by a transfer scheme is or may be extinguished, (f) the modification of a transfer scheme. (6) In this section— 5 “relevant person” means— (a) the Scottish Ministers, (b) the appropriate local authority, (c) a person (other than the former operator) to whom a heat network consent relating to the operation of the heat network is granted, 10 “transferee” means a relevant person to whom rights are transferred, or on whom rights are conferred, by a transfer scheme. (7) In subsection (6), in the definition of “relevant person”, the “appropriate local authority” means— (a) the local authority for the area in which the listed assets are situated, or 15 (b) where the listed assets are situated in the area of more than one local authority— (i) the authority in whose area the greater or greatest part of the listed assets is situated, or (ii) if neither or none of those authorities falls within sub-paragraph (i), such of those authorities as is selected by the Scottish Ministers for the purposes of 20 being a transferee. 75 Compensation in connection with transfer schemes (1) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations make provision for or about the payment of compensation in connection with a transfer scheme under section 74(1). (2) Regulations under subsection (1) may in particular make provision about— 25 (a) the circumstances in which compensation is payable, (b) the persons to whom compensation is payable, (c) the persons liable to pay compensation, (d) what compensation is payable in respect of, (e) how the amount of compensation is to be calculated, 30 (f) how a claim for compensation must be made in order to be valid (including the form and content of a claim, and the period within which it must be made), (g) the resolution of disputes relating to compensation. 76 Interpretation of Part 7 In this Part— 35 “listed asset”, in relation to a heat network, means property the details of which are included in the schedule of key heat network assets for the heat network, “operator”, in relation to a heat network, means a person holding a heat network consent in relation to the operation of the heat network, Heat Networks (Scotland) Bill 51 Part 8—Miscellaneous and general “schedule of key heat network assets”, in relation to a heat network, means a schedule prepared under section 70(1) for the heat network. 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