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13 January 2025
ESS_Response to Environmental Authorisations Scotland Regs 2025 letter_13 January 2025
Environmental Standards Scotland (ESS) welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the Committee’s consideration of the Environmental Authorisations (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2025.
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14 November 2024
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The Scottish Government must ensure that Scotland’s Railway remains financially sustainable in the longer term.
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6 September 2024
Item 2 Draft CPGD Minutes for 20 March 2024
Membership includes NHS, care inspectorate, DBS, Age Scotland, a range of universities and we have three members from the Cross-party Group on Visual Impairment.
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23 May 2024
Deafness CPG Minutes for 20 March 2024
Membership includes NHS, care inspectorate, DBS, Age Scotland, a range of universities and we have three members from the Cross-party Group on Visual Impairment.
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21 November 2024
270324 CPG Volunteering Minutes
Cross-Party Group on Volunteering Wednesday 27th March 2024, 1.00 – 2.00 pm Minute Present MSPs Foysol Choudhury MSP Jeremy Balfour MSP Non-MSP Group Members Margaret Starkie – Volunteer Scotland – Secretariat Fraser Clark - Youth VIP Lauren Alexandra Arthur – Youth VIP Georgia Artus – Vintage Vibes Helen Fleming – Helen Fleming Freelancing Emma Kyles – Youthlink Scotland Barri Millar – St Johns Scotland Kirsten Worsely – The Breastfeeding Network Amanda Simpson – University of West of Scotland Annalise Gillian - University of West of Scotland Magdalena Clark – Volunteer Midlothian Kiera Mar Russell – Rowan Alba Ruth Hutton – Scottish Government Wendy Diack – CRUSE Scotland Bereavement Support Valerie Ewan – NHS Tayside Tracey Passway – Marie Curie Tracey Brown – NHS Tayside Sue Bowen – Dyslexia Scotland Sharon Duncan Scott Coyne – Epilepsy Connections Sarah Van Putten - Lifecare Sarah Murray - RVS Rob Murray – British Red Cross Rebecca McDonald – Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity Mike Melvin – ACVO Magda Clark – Volunteer Midlothian Luthien Lark – Highland Third Sector Interface Louise Henderson – Girlguiding Scotland Louise Bluett – Volunteer Centre East Lothian Kiera Russell – Rowan Alba Kelly McKnight - VOCAL 1 John Cardno – Marie Curie Alan Stevenson – Volunteer Scotland Debbie Maltman – Volunteer Scotland Julie Lonsdale – Volunteer Scotland (minutes of meeting) Emma Christie – Aberdeenshire Voluntary Action Ewan Davidson – Impact Funding Partners Fiona Harvey - CHAS Gemma Campbell – Scottish Government Gillian Kay – Voluntary Action South Ayrshire Heather Robertson – Maidsafe Foundation Ian McCall – Paths for All Janice Malone - HIS Jason Henderson - SCVO Jessica Lightfoot – Macmillan Cancer Support Jo Elston – Planning Aid Scotland Ashleigh Burt – Fife Voluntary Action Beth Cowen – CVS Falkirk & District Bev Read – Firsthand Lothian Caroline Johnstone – CVS Inverclyde Carolynn Malone – Housing Options Scotland Claire Mechie – Clan Cancer Support David Maxwell – Volunteer Glasgow Chris Ringland – Evangelical Alliance Scotland Apologies None Agenda item 1: Welcome, Introduction & Apologies Foysol Choudhury MSP (FC), Joint Convenor, opened the meeting and welcomed everyone in person and online to the Cross-Party Group on Volunteering, and looked forward to their contributions to the meeting.
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18 November 2022
CPG on India Trade 30 September minutes
Mr Bell added, however, that the Indian whisky market was enormous and that Scotland’s share of it only represented 2%.
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24 May 2022
20220524 Letter from Cabinet Secretary regarding Independent Review of Qualification and Assessment
This work stems in part, from the recent OECD reports into Scotland’s Curriculum for Excellence (CfE).
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2 February 2026
Letter from Economy and Fair Work Committee Draft Climate Change Plan 30 January 2026
In 2023, emissions from industry accounted for 13% of Scotland’s emissions. The same sector contributed £13.8 billion to Scotland’s gross added value and employed more than 166,000 people.
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30 January 2026
Draft Climate Change Plan letter from EFW to NZET
In 2023, emissions from industry accounted for 13% of Scotland’s emissions. The same sector contributed £13.8 billion to Scotland’s gross added value and employed more than 166,000 people.
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10 February 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 10 February 2021
I suppose that the United Kingdom Government’s asking for people in whom knowledge of Scotland is “desirable” could be seen as a step in the right direction, because there is no evidence that it has insisted on that at any point in the past.
