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Official Report
Meeting date:
17 May 2022
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 17 May 2022
When things go wrong and mistakes are made, the police must be held to account, lessons must be learned and improvements must be made.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 March 2018
Finance and Constitution Committee 14 March 2018
As the committee will be aware, laying instruments in recess is not uncommon.
Last updated:
14 February 2023
BB20210625
Supported by: Kenneth Gibson*, Sarah Boyack* *S6M-00501 Pauline McNeill: Increase in Domestic Abuse Cases—That the Parliament understands that there were almost 10,000 reported incidents of domestic abuse in Glasgow over the last year; believes that, in eight out of 10 incidents, the aggressor was male and the victim, female, and that common assault accounted for 34% of cases; further believes that, over the same period across Scotland, reported incidents rose by 4%; considers these figures to be a stark reminder of the scale of the violence women face; believes that women’s aid charities and advice centres should receive the funding needed to support women living with domestic abuse, and urges the Scottish Government and Police Scotland to show leadership in tackling what it sees as this stain on society.
Last updated:
24 June 2021
BB20210625
Supported by: Kenneth Gibson*, Sarah Boyack* *S6M-00501 Pauline McNeill: Increase in Domestic Abuse Cases—That the Parliament understands that there were almost 10,000 reported incidents of domestic abuse in Glasgow over the last year; believes that, in eight out of 10 incidents, the aggressor was male and the victim, female, and that common assault accounted for 34% of cases; further believes that, over the same period across Scotland, reported incidents rose by 4%; considers these figures to be a stark reminder of the scale of the violence women face; believes that women’s aid charities and advice centres should receive the funding needed to support women living with domestic abuse, and urges the Scottish Government and Police Scotland to show leadership in tackling what it sees as this stain on society.
Last updated:
16 September 2025
SPICe_Briefing
These committees were to be at the heart of legislative scrutiny and of holding Government to account. 18. In its executive summary, the Commission explained that evidence suggested that at times committees had not been as effective as the CSG anticipated in holding the government to account.
Last updated:
19 March 2025
LettertoScottishHousingRegulatorMarch2025
There are a number of areas where we request the SHR takes action to address the concerns raised with us. The SHR is directly accountable to the Scottish Parliament, and the Committee will continue to monitor progress made in this respect during the rest of Session 6.
Last updated:
13 March 2025
SPICe_Briefing
These committees were to be at the heart of legislative scrutiny and of holding Government to account. 18. In its executive summary, the Commission explained that evidence suggested that at times committees had not been as effective as the CSG anticipated in holding the government to account.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 June 2025
Education, Children and Young People Committee 04 June 2025
She is not in any sense held accountable. The word “accountable” is odd, because it has both positive and negative connotations.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 February 2025
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 04 February 2025
We do need to hold those people to account, because a huge amount of responsibility comes with that power.
Last updated:
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.
