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Official Report
Meeting date:
17 November 2020
Justice Committee 17 November 2020
We also note that work has been done by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on the Rabat plan, which looks at these divides, and could be a useful guide in looking at these areas of interest.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 February 2016
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 23 February 2016
In the James Bond films, there is no doubt about who M is. Amendment 4 agreed to. Amendments 5 and 6 moved—Fergus Ewing—and agreed to.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 June 2013
Meeting of the Parliament 13 June 2013
I could mention the experiences of Mr P, a tea shop owner; or Mr M, who himself was previously involved in banking; or Mr B, a successful small business man in Dundee; or Mr Mac; or the church that cannot now provide the community services for which it was renowned because it must repay expensive missold loans.The UK Government and regulators are exploring ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 December 2020
COVID-19 Committee 17 December 2020
There are two UK-wide scientific pandemic insight groups—SPI-B, which is the group for behavioural science, and SPI-M, which is the modelling committee—that feed into SAGE, the scientific advisory group for emergencies, and we have equivalents that feed into our scientific advisory group.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 October 2018
Equalities and Human Rights Committee 04 October 2018
The section 67 grounds under the 2011 act can be used to capture any incidents that occur, particularly ground (m), which relates to a child who presents a risk to others, and ground (n), in which “the child is beyond the control of a relevant person.”
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
9 May 2008
S3W-12568
The information requested is shown in the following table. 1999-2000 2000-01 Aggregate External Finance (£ Million) Year‘on‘year % increase Per Capita (£) Aggregate External Finance (£ Million) Year‘on‘Year % Increase Per Capita (£) Aberdeen City 192.480 3.5% 897 200.270 4.0% 939 Aberdeenshire 213.112 3.8% 938 216.820 1.7% 955 Angus 108.762 4.1% 993 110.527 1.6% 1,015 Argyll and Bute 110.884 2.9% 1,210 113.524 2.4% 1,247 Clackmannanshire 48.430 3.8% 1,004 49.425 2.1% 1,026 Dumfries and Galloway 159.723 4.8% 1,078 163.927 2.6% 1,111 Dundee City 174.018 3.9% 1,176 178.758 2.7% 1,219 East Ayrshire 126.160 2.7% 1,047 130.850 3.7% 1,089 East Dunbartonshire 97.122 7.1% 894 97.952 0.9% 902 East Lothian 83.321 5.5% 935 85.582 2.7% 952 East Renfrewshire 77.572 8.5% 876 80.293 3.5% 902 Edinburgh, City of 426.157 4.2% 953 431.036 1.1% 961 Eilean Siar 70.424 2.7% 2,588 72.050 2.3% 2,689 Falkirk 136.312 2.3% 943 145.057 6.4% 1,003 Fife 344.529 4.7% 993 352.670 2.4% 1,012 Glasgow City 813.291 3.1% 1,395 830.045 2.1% 1,439 Highland 249.883 4.9% 1,194 254.550 1.9% 1,217 Inverclyde 98.391 2.0% 1,153 101.017 2.7% 1,193 Midlothian 80.531 4.1% 999 81.803 1.6% 1,009 Moray 89.039 4.7% 1,026 90.225 1.3% 1,040 North Ayrshire 143.556 4.8% 1,047 149.208 3.9% 1,094 North Lanarkshire 333.935 4.4% 1,037 345.867 3.6% 1,076 Orkney 40.424 2.3% 2,082 40.306 -0.3% 2,089 Perth and Kinross 126.934 4.6% 939 130.046 2.5% 964 Renfrewshire 177.333 5.4% 1,017 185.696 4.7% 1,069 Scottish Borders 115.013 4.9% 1,087 118.491 3.0% 1,115 Shetland 57.130 2.0% 2,538 58.215 1.9% 2,625 South Ayrshire 112.248 6.3% 995 112.213 0.0% 999 South Lanarkshire 302.874 5.8% 1,001 313.719 3.6% 1,038 Stirling 88.856 6.0% 1,040 89.679 0.9% 1,041 West Dunbartonshire 110.152 4.3% 1,167 112.855 2.5% 1,201 West Lothian 156.250 4.7% 1,010 158.926 1.7% 1,012 Scotland 5,464.846 4.3% 1,077 5,601.602 2.5% 1,106 2001-02 2002-03 Aggregate External Finance (£ Million) Year‘on‘Year % Increase Per Capita (£) Aggregate External Finance (£m...
Committees
Published:
24 November 2021
One Parent Families Scotland Submission
Single Parent Discrimination Research & Lobbying — Single Parent Rights
9. M Power, R Patrick, K Garthwaite & G Page, COVID realities - everyday life for families on a low income during the pandemic, July 2020
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Committees
Published:
24 November 2021
Written submission from Billy Melo Araujo
Available at: https://www.economy-ni.gov.uk/sites/default/files/publications/economy/direct-economic-impact-ni-protocol-on-ni-economy.pdf
J Sargeant and M Thimont Jack, ‘The UK Internal Market’, June 2021.
Committee reports
Date published:
9 March 2021
Standing Order Rule changes - Urgent questions to the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body
The Committee agreed to write to the SPCB and the Parliamentary Bureau in relation to the Standing Orders, and to further consider SPPA/S5/19/23/M the request to revise the Code of Conduct.
19th Meeting 2020 (Session 5), Thursday 29 October 2020
Correspondence (in private): The Committee considered correspondence it has received.
2nd Meeting, 2021 (Session ...
Committee reports
Date published:
29 January 2019
Stage 1 Report on the Fuel Poverty (Target, Definition and Strategy) (Scotland) Bill - MIS and rural uplift
Cost: The letter stated that the regional MIS would be costly to develop and maintain at around £0.5 m over a 4 year period and that this was not good value for money-
The vast majority of the decrease in fuel poverty in rural, remote rural and island areas is due to the fact that an income threshold has been introduced at all rather than the value of that ...
