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22 November 2022
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Motions for Debate *S6M-06899 Jackie Baillie: Protecting Primary Care—That the Parliament notes the recent warnings by BMA Scotland about the pressures on general practice, with 81% of practices surveyed reporting that demand was exceeding capacity and it estimating that an extra 1,000 whole time equivalent (WTE) GPs are needed now; understands that not all...
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18 November 2022
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Supported by: Marie McNair*, Jenni Minto*, Jeremy Balfour*, Bill Kidd*, Siobhian Brown*, Natalie Don*, Foysol Choudhury*, David Torrance*, Kenneth Gibson*, Miles Briggs*, Stephanie Callaghan*, Annabelle Ewing*, Audrey Nicoll*, Fulton MacGregor*, Colin Beattie*, Emma Harper*, Stuart McMillan* *S6M-06771 Monica Lennon: Bothwell Parish Church’s Winter Warmer Project—That the Parliament welcomes the Winter Warmer Project, which, it understands, is a comprehensive offer of shelter, meals, a community larder, and a games room in the Bothwell Parish Church of Scotland; understands that all members of the community are welcome to drop in; commends what it sees as an important community asset being offered by the Rev Iain Majcher’s ministry in conjunction with the Bothwell Futures charity; believes that the cost of living crisis is making life harder for many people, and appreciates the role of volunteers and community organisations in providing support to those in need of extra...
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28 September 2022
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*S6M-06038 Annabelle Ewing: Crossgates Primary Wins Recognising We Care Award—That the Parliament congratulates both staff and pupils of Crossgates Primary School for becoming the first school in Fife to win a national young carers support prize; understands that the Recognising We Care Award highlights the progress of the school in providing help for pupils who take on a caring role at home; further understands that all staff are up-skilled and trained by Fife Young Carers on how to spot young carers within their classes; recognises that a club was established within the school, providing a safe space for young carers for them to come together; understands that the school has made funding available to support young carers to take part in extra...
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26 September 2022
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Supported by: Monica Lennon*, Jeremy Balfour*, Miles Briggs*, Emma Harper*, Colin Beattie*, Bill Kidd* *S6M-06013 David Torrance: Auchtertool Doctor Wins Legacy Award at 2022 WellChild Awards in London—That the Parliament congratulates Dr Pat Gallagher from Auchtertool, who collected the legacy award at the 2022 WellChild Awards in London in recognition of his 26-year association with the Children’s Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS); notes that the WellChild Awards celebrates the inspirational qualities of the UK’s seriously ill children and young people, along with those who go that extra...
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29 June 2022
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In most cases that will mean rescheduling diets in light of a hearing having been missed when the accused failed to attend, but in the case of summary proceedings if the accused pleads guilty it may include sentencing the accused or ordering reports ahead of sentencing. Further provision about extra-territorial jurisdiction As mentioned in the preceding par...
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7 June 2022
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Wednesday 8 June 2022 35 Today's Business Future Business Motions & Questions Legislation Other Gnothaichean an-diugh Gnothaichean ri teachd Gluasadan agus Ceistean Reachdas Eile Questions | Ceistean S6W-08889 Beatrice Wishart: To ask the Scottish Government what discussions it has had with Highland bus operators regarding providing extra bus services at ti...
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11 May 2022
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*S6M-04328 Stuart McMillan: Port Glasgow Music Teacher Recognised for Outstanding Service—That the Parliament congratulates Julie Ballantyne, principal teacher of music at Port Glasgow High School, on receiving the Rotary Paul Harris Fellowship after being nominated by Greenock Rotary Club for her outstanding service to the community; understands that Julie has worked at the school for 26 years and, during that time, has given up her free time to help with extra...
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9 March 2022
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S6W-07107 Fergus Ewing: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the comment by the Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity at the meeting of the Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee on 25 January 2022 that "Circularity Scotland intends the reverse vending machines [RVMs] that it advises businesses to install to be compatible with future digital schemes", which includes a digital deposit return scheme, whether this requirement will be mandatory on the part of businesses; what extra...
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2 February 2022
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Supported by: Colin Smyth* *S6M-03042 Jackie Baillie: Cost of Living—That the Parliament recognises the pressure being placed on household finances across Scotland due to rising inflation, increasing food and fuel prices, and high energy bills; considers that this will be exacerbated by the increase to National Insurance, the likely hike to the energy price cap in April 2022, and the rises in Scotland to rail fares and water charges, which it calls on the Scottish Government to review and defer; supports the calls for the UK Government to cut VAT on home energy bills for 12 months; endorses proposals to save most households around £200 on bills using that VAT cut and smoothing the costs of supplier failure, as well as to provide extra...
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2 February 2022
SPBill09S062022
Ability of any sheriff court to deal with proceedings following failure to appear 16 (1) This paragraph applies where— (a) a calling of proceedings has come before a sheriff court by virtue of paragraph 25 15(1), and (b) the proceedings are in respect of an accused person’s failure to attend a diet in summary criminal proceedings or proceedings on indictment (“the principal proceedings”). (2) If the principal proceedings are proceedings on indictment, the court may deal with 30 them until the end of the diet in which the calling mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(a) takes place. (3) If the principal proceedings are summary criminal proceedings, they may continue to be dealt with— (a) in the same sheriff court, and 35 (b) by a sheriff of any sheriffdom, unless, and until the end of the diet at which, the accused person tenders a plea of not guilty or confirms that the person is adhering to a previously tendered plea of not guilty and (in either case) that plea is not accepted by the prosecutor. 49 Coronavirus (Recovery and Reform) (Scotland) Bill Schedule—Temporary justice measures Part 5—Criminal procedure time limits Chapter 1—Extension of periods Further provision about extra...
