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25 February 2026
Cairngorm Visit Note
Question on whether local interests are being taken into account? Broad consensus on: • Need for both summer and winter offerings • Strong existing visitor base • There are significant opportunities beyond snow sports. • Snow gate closures make access unpredictable.
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17 December 2025
Cairngorm Visit Meeting Note 17 18 November 2025
Question on whether local interests are being taken into account? Broad consensus on: • Need for both summer and winter offerings • Strong existing visitor base • There are significant opportunities beyond snow sports. • Snow gate closures make access unpredictable.
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20 November 2025
20251117Submission re Building Scotland Amendment Regulations 2025High Rise Scotland Action Group
The Grenfell disaster, Post Office scandal (and other examples) demonstrate beyond any doubt that human beings without accountability cannot be trusted. People(we?)
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13 November 2025
Malawi CPG Annual Return Form 202425
In a fluent and naturally delivered account, Olivia Giles shared a fascinating ‘warts and all’ account of the past 17 years and 500 miles’ transformational achievements, challenges, impact, frustrations, learning and steps towards sustainability. 500 miles supports the development and delivery of Prosthetic and Ortho...
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29 September 2025
Correspondence from RAI Committee on coordination of SG business
Rigidly adhering to rules without acknowledgement of the role, and impact, one plays within a given situation is not only a disservice but could be argued to be an obstruction of scrutiny and accountability. As Chair, and on behalf of the Scottish Food Coalition, I write to you today to ask you to reconsider your position and consider your role in helping t...
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26 August 2025
Minute of the meeting held on 20 March 2025
Kate Forbes MSP, Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Gaelic (DFM), responded to the presentation with the following remarks: • She would like to take away the feedback and respond in writing. • There is a compelling case for change. • The link between high-profile insolvencies and workforce well-being is a critical concern. • The threshold for Project Bank Accounts is optimal, and there is no apparent barrier to their use below the current threshold, though she was unaware if this was being implemented.
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20 May 2025
PublicInquiries_ProfSandyCameron_14May25
This is part of finding out what happened and then holding institutions and people accountable. From the victim point of view the question which needs to be explored is whether they feel that justice has been served.
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6 May 2025
CPG Construction meeting minutes 20 March 2025_Final
Kate Forbes MSP, Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Gaelic (DFM), responded to the presentation with the following remarks: • She would like to take away the feedback and respond in writing. • There is a compelling case for change. • The link between high-profile insolvencies and workforce well-being is a critical concern. • The threshold for Project Bank Accounts is optimal, and there is no apparent barrier to their use below the current threshold, though she was unaware if this was being implemented.
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27 March 2025
SPBill63DPMS062025accessible
The Member has, in considering what matters should be set out in subordinate legislation and the appropriate level of parliamentary scrutiny for subordinate legislation, had regard to the need to: • strike the right balance between the importance of the issue and providing flexibility to respond to changing circumstances; • make proper use of valuable parliamentary time; and • take account of the likely frequency of amendment. 8.
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27 March 2025
SPBill63DPMS062025
The Member has, in considering what matters should be set out in subordinate legislation and the appropriate level of parliamentary scrutiny for subordinate legislation, had regard to the need to: • strike the right balance between the importance of the issue and providing flexibility to respond to changing circumstances; • make proper use of valuable parliamentary time; and • take account of the likely frequency of amendment. 8.
