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4 June 2024
Sustainable Development Annual Report 2022 2023
S c o t t i s h P a r l i a m e n t a r y C o r p o r a t e B o d y S u s t a i n a b l e D e v e l o p m e n t An n u al Repo rt 2022/23 39 Climate Change Adaptation Freagarrachadh a thaobh Atharrachadh Gnàth-shìde Scotland is experiencing increasing frequency The Scottish Parliament is subject to report By understa...
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1 June 2023
Minimum core obligations on economic social and cultural rights 31 May 2023
P e k t g S i y r v . . n t l e e e i o i – v A 8 t l o r h h h t w 9 R t t t a v e o p d d j n e 9 f f c e e H h e e o i h a e 1 t o o t h t d v e d i m i e t r l t m n m e e d a a n h c e w o r i c c d a t n y f s i d o A p h l n n n y l e e e t b l t d r d t r i e e s o u d t a s p n t t m e u y e t r o r n w P e e e r a v e i o n l o m a e t w p p l r i K e b u m o o o p t r o r s t s r c a v U i q s r m m p o i n i a e f e c P h u o o u h o o t s B t T t c d I c t R s o i c S S h n s s i n t t a i t c l l h t d m a l d a n / A g o i e i r t e u n u o c C t c i d d a a R n o o S S l t H n o i i d i l n u h f c r c E r t l S e t a n a o o t c e l a , h o r m t t e o i t s m t s c n n n t t u c i s i K e o r f ) a t n n e x i r l . s A c e l a o R U a e o m s e t u r R u d l S m t s t r C n t i o s e a t n C C n a f d t e c I p S e i a l 8 n P p h l S e o t h v E h u o d 9 u r t o e o E g r t e K o g i C 9 9 a x i c d n o t c i h I C D E P a s R e I U c s 2 1 r t C E a ( s t t t n l h c k k e e g r r A i d m o o R o d ai w w l n n M e e r a a l l a t t m m a s P m t n a a o e n u r r r c h e h f f o s H S i u i g m e t e t i t B C n n r e t c v v a u i i i r t L L o o l o u t t i C u r r c E E a a t t t S d d l l a S s c s D D s s e e E P i i / n t u s s r O O g g r K K c o a a t o e e C f M U l b A M U l b s 21 Scottish Human Rights Commission o f C t s n S o e s o C i E s e n S . s t f e i l s t E o s i c o c i a e f i s t i c e t y m c o e i a d d l n . e n i e f n s m t n i d t f f . s o o o o u n m u i o o h g r e c t r t a t t t e c i r n p e e r c f a i n n e a t s o l p p o w e e d e r c s a n p y y d s e v t r n p n t t p i e i m m s l e n t h u a r r e e i m a b g e v a l o m g d e e c c i i o n s o h r r e n e p e i k k r s t r l c r i c o o k d a a y t h p p c f f e m C a a o e e a t u g e r n n S l o i m m O W e P E M i r m W e d m I c a t e h n e t d k a i g y e e i e a n t e l m a v n - t y g i v e s w l i n c a i e l o a p t i t i n a n e d p n h d o y n r s r t n n l o t h a t a e i i m a n a l y i n a o y i f p n h l u s r i s o y t o o m e a i t l c b s t f o t a c r s p q m i a h a e t e u o s e b y s m m y r c y o l T c r m i t . n n t b d r l s n a u e . c s i s e e o d h l e o s a u l o g o n y e d i d i c c r n d l a i o c s u . g r d t i n o i e a i r j i s r t m s a i n i t r i e t t a r g u v t a e e u r t a n p c e a d n o a t l r i g i n i i p u e n m h s l d i e o h n n e p e t t g r t s a t m o e c o d g r m p l d s fi p s r n e u c c t o e m h s i u n e e o m t u i s c i e f t y o m m t a o s v t i s o r u o u e i u a n h h u n o o h o e n n C S T t a e w d p i d r h o T c n a g t i a c . . r k g e r t n e i s o e v t r h n i w i t p d d n u e e e o h m o q i t v t e d m i t e r s n r a a a e e w r t f s d d o y l l n e W e t l d t r e u u s p h e u t o o r m v g o n l m e w w e r i u e l o o r r s s o s r c p v i i r i r a e h h u h h o m B t T t c d T i t y . t e i o e n s l e t h n o d t v f o o o a t f r l h i l t i t t o n t o t 0 e r u o i u i o r n l c t f y y t d e 1 d a o c q o a l e a t e r r l l U e n o i 0 e b e i n l o s c b h a u l u w p c i e t 2 t s h t n r u e y t g d t o o t v m l s o o t h m a s i o i m h y t r e s h n C S C t c t s e e e g r t h u m h o b P n i s c s g o r t J s A h p i c n i n n i T l o i e e s R i t e o C f d . t r a a o d a R y s y n r u a A w r r r e s o t l n r e e R n a i l a e N e d e s c . u o l u i a a t t p h d i p p o C l h c l r h b o r d a U w E i i a s e y e l o o t l S c t m t i a b m u t t p u s r r v n e e e E e e i m p e u h h u o o u a o n i q u u a h h h a C m D S E p d i W h t o C O I C M E C n t c r E H C t / t l l m l e n a s k e a v R i e r n d s a d n C n o o m n n h o o S a i i a a t w g E t i l h o i l M a e t t a c C s r l I n o e n a t y m r a s c r t o P t n a e n m S t e r t u e t h f h o s n d d i d s n t g i r i m e i t i n D E t n r n r a v a i ) u t a i i n e t L L o l s g t a i o C a l r h K E E e a e t c i S d t l a r p s o t U S D D s e E P o t i / a n e s m e r r O O g e K K o a u p o r h o o e C f M U l b d ( t M U t u c 22 Models of Incorporation and Justiciability for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights o f C t s n S o e 10.
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27 May 2025
Sustainable Development Annual Report 2023/2024
S c ot t i sh Pa r li a m e nt a r y C o r p o r ate B o dy Su st ain ab l e D e v e l o p m e nt A n n u a l Rep o r t 2023/24 26 Water % reduction from 2011/12 baseline 2011/12 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 2023/24 – -37% -23% -13% -9% Boreholes 3 3 3 3 3 18,258m 12,778m 13,614m 16,315m 16,935m Mains 3 3 3 3 3 6,915m 3,063m 3,615m 5,626m 6,070m Total 3 3 3 3 3 25,173m 15,841m 17,229m 21,941m 23,005m S c ot t i sh Pa r li a m e nt a r y C o r p o r ate B o dy Su st ain ab l e D e v e l o p m e nt A n n u a l Rep o r t 2 0 2 3 / 24 27 Waste and recycling Sgudal agus Ath-chuairteachadh During 2023/24 we had some Ad Hoc Waste incidences of contaminated The waste included in our targets recycling which has resulted in a Some of the increase is due only covers general waste arising drop in our recycling/composting to enhanced driver training by from the organisation’s operations, performance.
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31 January 2023
Local government finance: Budget 2023-24 and provisional allocations to local authorities
Table 3: Local government “core” revenue funding (cash)Local Government (Revenue)2022-23 (£m)2023-24 (£m)Cash change (£m)Cash change %General Revenue Grant7,094.67,133.9+39.3+0.6%Non-Domestic Rates2,766.03,047.0+281.0+10.2%Specific (ring-fenced) Resource Grants752.1752.10.00.0%Total "core" revenue funding10,612.710,933.0+320.3+3.0%Table 4: Local government “core” revenue funding (real terms – in 2022-23 prices)Local Government (Revenue)2022-23 (£m)2023-24 (£m)Real change (£m)Real change %General Revenue Grant7,094.66,910.5-184.1-2.6%Non-Domestic Rates2,766.02,951.6+185.6+6.7%Specific (ring-fenced) Resource Grants752.1728.55-23.6-3.1%Total "core" revenue funding10,612.710,590.6-22.0-0.2%COSLA expressed disappointment with the Budget, believing that local government has not been prioritised.
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25 February 2026
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S c ot t i sh Pa r li a m e nt a r y C o r p o r ate B o dy Su st ain ab l e D e v e l o p m e nt A n n u a l Report 2024/25 27 Water % reduction from 2011/12 baseline 2011/12 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 2023/24 2024/25 – -37% -23% -13% -9% -10% 3 3 3 3 3 3 Boreholes 18,258m 12,778m 13,614m 16,315m 16,935m 15,939m 3 3 3 3 3 3 Mains 6,915m 3,063m 3,615m 5,626m 6,070m 6,623m 3 3 3 3 3 3 Total 25,173m 15,841m 17,229m 21,941m 23,005m 22,562m S c ot t i sh Pa r li a m e nt a r y C o r p o r ate B o dy Su st ain ab l e D e v e l o p m e nt A n n u a l Rep o r t 2 0 24 / 25 28 Waste and recycling Sgudal agus Ath-chuairteachadh In 2024/25, 29.12 tonnes of waste We have extensive bin recycling Ad Hoc Waste were incinerated as opposed to provision to drive separate being recycled or composted.
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20 March 2024
Peoples Panel Presentation ACE
Success stories: Public Engagement in Climate ACE OBSERVATORY CLIMATE GOVERNANCE COMPASS Change Presenter: Isatis M. Cintron-Rodriguez e INFORMED ACTIVE ta t m Training Education i n l e C m Public r Public r Awareness o e Participation f w n o Access to Cooperation oi p Information tc m A E Elements Inclusive and equitable of quality Coherent & encompassing Transparency & Accountability Case Studies Dakar’s Climate and Energy Action Plan Institutional Innovative Public Broad Support Awareness Efforts Consultations Dakar’s Climate and Energy Action Plan Institutional Innovative Public Broad Support Awareness Efforts Consultations Key aspects | 600+ participants Co-creation process in 3 stages that included interviews, meetings, hackatons, and roundtables 30 datasets Open climate data - indicators & milestones of sustainable energy, mobility, and waste management goals Accountability Citizens’ monitoring through an interactive version of the city’s 2050 Climate Action Plan Collaboration A platform for citizens & organizations to share proposals and resources Key Contextual and Cultural Resonance Takeaways Continuous citizen involvement Culture of openness and collaborative climate governance ACE OBSERVATORY CLIMATE GOVERNANCE COMPASS
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2 June 2023
Ethical Standards ESC to PAC 30 March 2023
Ethical Standards Commission for Scotland Appendix – rates of acceptance for investigation Per case 2022/23 2021/22 Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Cllr/M 101 66 35 35% 88 62 26 30% 2020/21 2019/20 Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Cllr/M 157 133 24 15% 143 118 25 17% 2018/19 2017/18 Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Cllr/M 113 80 33 29% 90 59 31 34% Per Complaint 2022/23 2021/22 Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Cllr/M 170 116 54 32% 208 133 75 36% 2020/21 2019/20 Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Cllr/M 277 228 49 18% 256 216 40 16% 2018/19 2017/18 Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Cllr/M 162 114 48 30% 176 121 55 31%
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4 April 2023
20230330 ESC evidence to PAC complaint acceptance rates
Ethical Standards Commission for Scotland Appendix – rates of acceptance for investigation Per case 2022/23 2021/22 Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Cllr/M 101 66 35 35% 88 62 26 30% 2020/21 2019/20 Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Cllr/M 157 133 24 15% 143 118 25 17% 2018/19 2017/18 Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Cllr/M 113 80 33 29% 90 59 31 34% Per Complaint 2022/23 2021/22 Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Cllr/M 170 116 54 32% 208 133 75 36% 2020/21 2019/20 Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Cllr/M 277 228 49 18% 256 216 40 16% 2018/19 2017/18 Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Completed Closed at st 1 Closed at st 2 % Cllr/M 162 114 48 30% 176 121 55 31%
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20230330 ESC evidence to PAC complaint acceptance rates.
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6 November 2025
PE2159_E
To provide context: • Agricultural abstractions on the River Spey range from 250 m³/day to 1800 m³/day. • Distillery abstractions range from 1200 m³/day to 10,000 m³/day, with most of the water returned to the river as cooling water. • The mean daily flow of the River Spey at Grantown is approximately 3,300,000 m³/day, highlighting the relatively small scale of the proposed abstraction.
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25 May 2021
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