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17 October 2025
SPSO letter Scottish Housing Regulator
For example the organisation: 6.1. took an unreasonably long time to answer your complaint, 6.2. didn’t do something that they said they would do, 6.3. didn’t follow their own procedures when considering your complaint, 6.4. were biased in the way they considered a complaint, 6.5. didn’t stick to their own standards (for example a Code of Conduct for employees), 6.6. didn’t take into account relevant rules and regulations, 6.7. didn’t explain their decisions clearly. 7.
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29 July 2025
NPF4 Local Place Plans
Planning law requires any planning authority drafting a Local Development Plan to “take into account” any registered Local Place Plan.
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21 July 2025
AlexanderDennisScottishEnterpriseUpdate
Over the last decade, Scottish Enterprise (SE) has provided ADL with wrap around support via a dedicated account team of specialists from across the organisation, as well as funding to support their growth plans in Scotland.
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21 July 2025
AlexanderDennisScottishEnterpriseUpdate
Over the last decade, Scottish Enterprise (SE) has provided ADL with wrap around support via a dedicated account team of specialists from across the organisation, as well as funding to support their growth plans in Scotland.
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4 July 2025
SPS DGEJ to PAC 20 June 2025
This would be required to establish their own individual operating model, agreed areas of responsibility, escalation, accountability, potential funding requirements and reporting, with additional time (as yet unknown) to change legislation to enable compliant and legal operation of public sector staff.
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25 June 2025
Scottish Enterprise Review Human rights 25 June 2025
As you may be aware, following the Scottish Green Party’s Opposition Business debate on Scottish Enterprise Funding for Arms Companies on 26 February, the motion as amended from the debate stated that the Parliament: “calls on Scottish Enterprise to review its human rights due diligence checks to ensure that they take account of where products’ end use is, ...
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6 June 2025
Wood Panel CPG AGM May 19thDRAFT MINUTE
Cross-Party Group on the Wood Panel Industry Monday 19th May 2025 at 11am - Via Zoom AGM - Minute Present MSPs Fergus Ewing MSP - Convener Sharon Dowey MSP - Deputy Convener Emma Harper MSP - Registered Member Maurice Golden MSP - Registered Member Stephen Kerr MSP - Registered Member Beatrice Wishart MSP Fraser Raeburn - Office of Stephen Kerr MSP Non-MSPs Alastair Kerr - Director General, Wood Panel Industries Federation John Paterson - Public Affairs Manager Mark Cummings - Managing Director, Invicta Public Affairs Iona Yule - Account...
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22 May 2025
Scotland Against Spin Planning and Infrastructure Bill LCM response 4 May 2025
And yet the official response is: Taking these considerations into account, the government will look to create a unified process in Scotland with a timescale for challenging electricity infrastructure consenting decisions which is consistent with that across the rest of Great Britain.
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15 May 2025
R2RBillFM_ConvenerToHSCSC_15May25
During this session, the Member acknowledged challenges relating to the availability of data, particularly around unmet need, and the difficulty of producing accurate costs, however, he emphasised that “annual reporting to the Parliament will significantly improve that data because the Government will be duty bound to include it in a statement to the Parliament and will be held accountable for that”. The potential for increases in costs due to unknown unmet need and the potential for a higher number of people coming forward as a result of increased awareness of treatment availability were also discussed during this session, alongside issues including— Contact: Finance and Public Administration Committee, The Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh, EH99 1SP.
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6 May 2025
Commissioner for Older People Scotland Bill 1 May 2025
The full remit of the Committee is: To consider, review and report on the SPCB supported bodies landscape in accordance with the Parliament’s resolution of 31 October 2024 and develop a clear strategic framework to underpin and provide coherence and structure to the SPCB supported bodies landscape by the end of June 2025, including — • creating effective accountability and scrutiny mechanisms, • formalising strengthened criteria for creating new supported bodies; and • identifying and addressing any barriers to sharing services and offices.
