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28 October 2022
PE1967_A
Investment resulting from the STPR assessment was targeted on those recommendations that most effectively supported improving Scotland’s sustainable economic development.
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6 October 2022
Petition PE1758 Scottish Animal Welfare commission letter 23 May 2022
We are aware of concerns about specific types of injury due to racetrack designs and that some initial work has 4 suggested that differing track designs could reduce race injuries (Hayati et al., 2017 , 5 Eager et al., 2021 ). 2) Views on unlicensed tracks in Scotland SAWC does not support the continuation of unlicensed (flapper) tracks in Scotland.
Last updated:
6 October 2022
Petition PE1758 Scottish Animal Welfare commission letter 23 May 2022 2
We are aware of concerns about specific types of injury due to racetrack designs and that some initial work has 4 suggested that differing track designs could reduce race injuries (Hayati et al., 2017 , 5 Eager et al., 2021 ). 2) Views on unlicensed tracks in Scotland SAWC does not support the continuation of unlicensed (flapper) tracks in Scotland.
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4 May 2022
PE1909_H
Concerns were raised around: bias against men; disbelief they can be victims of female perpetrated sexual and domestic violence; and inequality of treatment as victims under sexual offences law” (9) I believe there are a number of problems with ASSIST: • ASSIST is police referral only. • ASSIST refused to help me as I outside of the West of Scotland. No support. • ASSIST cannot claim to be a good representation of male domestic abuse in Scotland, as they only cover some of Scotland. • ASSIST does not have an open referral system, and only receives them via Police Scotland, who have biased training, guidance, policies and practices towards men. • ASSIST has given a very ideological view of domestic abuse, which differs substantially from the reality in Scotland Can I ask that the Committee please contact the following organisations for additional evidence: • Abused Men in Scotland • Mankind Initiative • Paul Levelle Foundation • Men's Aid Ireland
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26 April 2022
Letter from the Cabinet Secretary for Education Skills regarding Education Reforms
This response covers the totality of the Education Reform Programme, which includes the structural reform of the national education bodies Education Scotland and SQA subsequent to Professor Ken Muir’s report, the work on reform of qualifications and assessment being led by Professor Louise Hayward, and the other actions documented in our Implementation Framework arising from the report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Scotland’s Curriculum for Excellence Into the Future , on Scotland’s curriculum for excellence.
Last updated:
14 September 2021
Registration form for the Cross-Party Group on Independent Convenience Stores
Inform MSPs of the issues and challenges facing independent convenience stores and to highlight the contribution local neighbourhood shops make to Scotland’s communities – particularly helping to sustain rural and marginalised urban communities - and to Scotland’s economy (the sector employs 47,000 people directly; the value of sales is £4bn annually and the sector contributes £530 million in GVA to Scotland’s economy per annum).
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3 March 2026
Letter from Environmental Standards Scotland six month update 23 February 2026
Letter from Environmental Standards Scotland six month update 23 February 2026.
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1 October 2025
SPICe Briefing for petition PE2179
According to the House of Commons Library: “This “dual-key” mechanism offers some protection against large firms forcing through a proposal against the wishes of small firms, or vice versa”. The Scotland’s Improvement Districts website publishes all BID ballot results since 2008.
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8 January 2025
PE2018_I
Swimming is also Scotland’s most successful sport at an Olympic and Commonwealth Games level, with Duncan Scott OBE Scotland’s most decorated Olympic and Team Scotland athlete ever.
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25 October 2024
CPG on Skills Draft Minutes Friday 19 April 2024
Non-MSP Group Members Joanne Buchan, Colleges Scotland Tom Hall, Colleges Scotland Claire Vekic, Colleges Scotland Kirsty Gemmell, CLD Standards Council Fiona Harper, Sectt Gordon Nelosn, Federation of Master Builders Robert Bruce, Enginuity Ashley McLean, Nesta Georgia Marks, UCAS Stuart McKenna, Scottish Training Federation Dr Yemi Omeihe, University of the West of Scotland Shona Matthews, Chartered Banker Institute Tanya Retter, Chartered Banker Institute Marissa Lippiatt, SCQF Partnership Fiona Garry, SCQF Partnership Jo Edkins, Nithcree Training Services Emma Slavin, Skills Development Scotland Claire Bannister, Universities Scotland Aimee Logan, Universities Scotland Lauren Wards, Universities Scotland Laruen Pennycook, CITB Kenneth Flemming, ECITB Sinead Griffin, Scottish Funding Council 1 Dr Liz Barron-Majerik MBE, Lantra Scotland George Brown, SQA Greg Cullen, ITC Training Academy Mark Roberts, CITB Apologies Pam Gosal MSP Stephen Kerr MSP Clare Adamson MSP Gillian Martin MSP Steven Maclennan, CLD Standards Council Kirsty Conlon, Universities Scotland Pauline Ratcliffe, SCQF Partnership Donella Beaton, Robert Gordon University Keith Robson, The Open University Wendy Burton, STUC Marie Hendry, CDN Welcome The group’s Deputy Convener, Stephen Kerr MSP, opened the meeting.
