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3 November 2025
CrossCommittee 2 October Letter from Minister MAPS 30 October 2025
Timescales for Toxicology Results (illegal drugs) In the process of investigating deaths (whether they involve drugs or not), every case is considered individually, to enable appropriate testing and the best chance of obtaining valuable results, to support the complete death investigation and determination of the Cause of Death.
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30 October 2025
Deer management 18 February 2025
. • The deer management sector has an excellent record of training and development and BASC is strongly committed to training to ensure that those involved in the deer management sector demonstrate the highest standards at all times, but we firmly believe that voluntary self-regulation is the best way to 3 achieve this, rather than a bureaucratic diktat. • ...
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30 October 2025
Outdoor Education Note of meeting with teachers 9 Dec
. • Teachers said consideration has to be given to the mental health and wellbeing of some pupils with ASN and how to best support those pupils on residential trips. • One teacher raised the issue of staff training in relation to supporting pupils with ASN on residential trips.
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18 September 2025
EQIA Ecocide Scotland BillFinal
As part of that role, NGBU has carried out an Equalities Impact Assessment (EQIA) for the Bill in order to ensure that best practice has been followed and that the Bill’s impact has been appropriately identified and considered.
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5 September 2025
Cybercrime response from FSB 2 September 2025
However, if you have any additional questions, or would like to clarify any of the points contained above, please don’t hesitate to get back in touch. Best wishes, Colin Borland Director of Devolved Nations, Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) Registered Office: T A 0141 226 7913 Suite 8B, National Federation of Self Employed and Small Business Limited, E ...
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15 May 2025
Chamber_Minutes_20250515
Scotland in Today’s Europe: The Cabinet Secretary for Constitution, External Affairs and Culture (Angus Robertson) moved S6M-17539—That the Parliament agrees that the best relationship that Scotland and the UK can have with the EU is to be a member of the EU; calls on the UK Government to drop its red lines on the single market, customs union and freedom of...
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6 May 2025
SG response on Care Reform Scotland Bill
It is therefore imperative that such a scheme remains flexible to address these challenges, as and when they arise, and I believe that secondary legislation provides the best mechanism by which to create and address these in detail.
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22 April 2025
Transport Focus_Written submission to 22 April session 15 April 2025
For example, passengers aged 16-25 overall satisfaction is at 85 per cent in Scotland, 79 per cent in Wales and 77 per cent in England. 1 Your Bus Journey – the independent bus user survey – 2024 results (March 2025) There is inconsistency across Scotland, however. The best – and improving – experiences tend to be concentrated in the central belt, where fac...
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20 March 2025
TCA Part 2 RSE
From a competitiveness point of view, Scotland can only capitalise on the strength of its universities, institutions, and businesses if it competes for the best globally, and currently, the AI opportunity is becoming essential to doing so given the competitiveness of the global talent landscape.
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13 March 2025
Chamber_Minutes_20250313
Young Carers Action Day 2025: The Parliament debated S6M-16302 in the name of Paul O'Kane—That the Parliament acknowledges that 12 March 2025 marks Young Carers Action Day; welcomes the annual campaign initiative, led by Carers Trust, which is encouraging as many organisations, communities and individuals as possible to take part in the day by taking action, and supporting and raising awareness of young carers; recognises the 2025 theme, Give Us a Break, which will focus on ensuring that young carers are able to access timely and restful breaks to avoid burnout from their caring role, and the need for education professionals and employers to give them a break in life by supporting them in school and at work, and creating better life opportunities; commends what it sees as the immense contribution that young carers make to society, including in the West Scotland region, by caring for their family or friends who are ill, frail, disabled or have mental health or addiction problems; believes that caring for someone should not be a barrier to having an equal opportunity in learning, earning or being able to participate and get on in life; recognises that young carers’ responsibilities at home can mean that they often feel overwhelmed at having to juggle their caring responsibilities with their school work and social life; notes Carers Trust’s research, which found that 52% of young carers surveyed said that they always or usually feel stressed because of being a young carer or young adult carer; acknowledges what it considers is the importance of events such as the Scottish Young Carers Festival, which provide an opportunity for young carers to have a break from their caring role, meet other young carers and have fun; understands that young carers want lasting meaningful change to take place to ensure that young carers now, and in the future, remain at the forefront of policy development and have access to the support and breaks that they are entitled to and deserve; recognises what it sees as the importance of rest and respite for young carers in Scotland; notes the view that all young carers deserve a break, and wishes all involved in this year’s #YoungCarersActionDay the very best...
