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7 November 2023
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Ministerial Statement: The Minister for Social Care, Mental Wellbeing and Sport (Maree Todd) made a statement and answered questions on Vision for Scotland’s Mental Health. 4. Ministerial Statement: The Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills (Jenny Gilruth) made a statement and answered questions on Update on Education and Skills Reform. 5.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
22 November 2019
Human Rights and the Environment - "Greening" Human Rights in European Court of Human Rights
"Greening" Human Rights in European Court of Human Rights
Arguments against constitutional rights to a healthy environment include their relative ineffectiveness or redundancy given that existing human rights law can be "greened".
Last updated:
21 October 2024
Scotlands colleges 2024 PAC to Colleges Scotland 14 Oct 2024
Public Audit Committee Dr Graeme Jackson Chief Executive Colleges Scotland 14 October 2024 Dear Dr Jackson Scotland’s colleges 2024 The Public Audit Committee heard evidence from the Auditor General for Scotland (AGS) on his briefing, Scotland’s colleges 2024 at its meeting on 3 October 2024.
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23 June 2025
Minute of the meeting held 11 June 2025
Cross-Party Group on Sustainable Transport 18:00-19:30, Wednesday 11 June 2025 Minute Present MSPs Graham Simpson MSP (Convener, chairing) Mark Ruskell MSP (Deputy Convener) Fiona Hyslop MSP (Cabinet Secretary for Transport) Invited guests Guest speaker: Dr Margaret Douglas (Public Health Scotland) Guest speaker: Heather Williams (Scottish Women’s Budget Group) Guest speaker: Lyn Pornaro (Disability Equality Scotland) Guest speaker: David McGilp (Scottish Youth Parliament) Non-MSP Group Members In-person Aaron McHale (individual) Abigail Fletcher (Graham Simpson MSP office) Chris Day (Edinburgh Bus Users Group) Colin Howden (Transform Scotland) David Jackson (Consumer Scotland) David McGilp (Scottish Youth Parliament) Debbie Hammell (Scottish Youth Parliament) Donald Stirling (Transform Scotland) Ellie Harrison (Get Glasgow Moving) Iain MacDonald (Light Rail UK) Jack Orson (Scottish Canals) James Harkins (Light Rail UK) John Lauder (Scotland’s Railway) Kate Lesenger (Sustrans Scotland) Laura Hyde-White (Transform Scotland) Patrick Miner (individual) Robert MacBean (Sustrans Scotland) 1 Rosiaina Browning (Transform Scotland) Rosie Leslie (Transport Scotland) Online Andrea Thompson (SPT) Craig Laws (Enterprise) Dave du Feu (Spokes) Emily Davie (Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park) Ewan Tait (Scotrail) Gaynor Marshall (Lothian Buses) Greig Hawke (Lanarkshire Climate Action Hub) Iona Brown (Mark Ruskell MSP office) Keith Irving (Cycling Scotland) Ken Haig (Levenmouth Rail Campaign) Mike Harrison (Midlothian Disabled Access Panel) Rosie Brown (Community Energy Scotland) Apologies John Mason MSP Sarah Boyack MSP Islay Jackson (Scottish Youth Parliament) Lawrence Marshall (CRAG) Olivia Carson (ScotRail) Douglas Bryce (Disability Equality Scotland) Kevin Hobbs (CMAL) Robert Samson (Transport Focus) Karen O'Hare (individual) Allison Cosgrove (Railfuture Scotland) Agenda item 1: Welcome and introductions Graham Simpson MSP, Convener of the CPG, opened the meeting at 18:10.
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 October 2013
Finance Committee 09 October 2013
In Highland, our evaluation of the delivery of children’s services goes right across the whole model. It is related to our practice model, which we have had since 2010 and which the Scottish Government has now built into the Children and Young People (Scotland) Bill.
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4 February 2025
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Scottish Engineering's Engineering Skills Gap Analysis for Scotland: The Parliament debated S6M-16148 in the name of Alex Rowley — That the Parliament notes the publication of Scottish Engineering’s report, Engineering Skills Gaps Analysis for Scotland; is concerned by the findings of the report, the production of which aims to allow industry and government to work in partnership to maximise the opportunities for Scotland's economy, and its society as a result; notes that the results in the report are derived from the output of a survey of 70 engineering companies based on their operations in Scotland; is concerned with the findings of the report that skills pipeline gaps for existing industry are “an immediately stark situation” with “no allowance for the additional demands” of offshore wind, grid infrastructure investment, decarbonising heat energy or green hydrogen production; notes the view from the survey that “unless there is a rapid change in the required skills investment there is a considerable risk of damage to incumbent industry [and a] risk to inward investors of failure to reach the skilled staffing levels they require, with negative impact on their projects, and reputational risk to Scotland’s ability to accommodate such opportunity”; further notes the view that the Scottish and UK governments must encourage the next generation of skilled workers and make the funding and resources needed available to provide the apprenticeships of today for the jobs of tomorrow, and notes the calls in the Mid Scotland and Fife region and across the country for the Scottish Government to take action to foster a new partnership between schools, colleges, universities and industry to ensure that young people are aware and able to take advantage of the opportunities available in Scotland’s industrial sector, and that the future of Scottish industry is secured for the benefit of people across Scotland. 4.
Last updated:
9 December 2022
Annual Return 2021 to 2022
Non MSP attendees: Sam Barge (Office of Jeremy Balfour) Stephanie Millar (Citizens Advice Scotland) David Scott (Citizens Advice Scotland) Andrew Jones (Citizens Advice Scotland, Speaker) Dr Elaine Coulter (Glasgow Caledonian University, Speaker) David Trotter (Speaker) Non-MSP Group Members Mark Bevan (Leuchie House) Kevin Dillon (Revive MS Support) Suz Elvey (MS Society Scotland) Dr David Hunt (NHS Lothian) Dr Judith MacSween (NHS Lothian) Thomas Mulvey (MS Society Scotland) Stephen O’Keane (MS Society Scotland) Keith Park (MS Society Scotland) Graeme Rose (Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK) Morna Simpkin (MS Society Scotland) Alan Stevens (Revive MS Support) Phil Sully (Coloplast UK) 09/06/22 This meeting was to discuss the Neurological Alliance of Scotland’s Together for the One in Six report.
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 January 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 15 January 2025
We very much recognise that good-quality affordable housing is essential to retaining and attracting people to Scotland’s rural communities. Since March 2016, we have delivered more than 12,000 affordable homes in rural communities.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 September 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 05 September 2024
That was being delivered when we were in government. The policy right up until April this year was to universally roll out meals to all children in primary 6 and 7 by 2026.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 March 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 07 March 2024
Does she see a need to expand rail further in Fife to achieve the modal shift away from car usage that we require nationally? A number of communities right across Scotland—in particular, in Fife and the St Andrews area—are pursuing improvements of and developments in the rail system.
