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30 March 2023
20230328_CMAL_Chair_Response
The visits did not discuss any commercial or technical aspects of the proposals. Sponsor Approval o Transport Scotland are informed throughout of the progress and status. o Voted loan arrangements, across multiple funding years are finalised. o Ministerial approval obtained to proceed with contract award. Contract Award o Evaluation process summarised and presented to the CMAL Board with recommendations for award. o Scottish Ministers informed of the outcome via Transport Scotland.
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Published:
1 April 2022
P&O Ferries
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21 January 2025
SATH Written Submission Higher History Survey 2024 Summary 21 January 2025
Key points were: is good o SQA is open and transparent. o Current provision is robust. o 2024 markers and members of the History team should be supported.
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1 June 2023
Minutes of the Meeting Held on 23 May
Michelle passes to Scottish Widows to present: • Structural inequalities in pay mean that women are still lagging behind men in their retirement preparations: o 72% part time workers are women o 33% is the average amount women tend to earn less of during their working lives o £10,200 is the average annual difference in median wage between men and women in all jobs o The average man aged 64-74 had over £250,000 of pension assets, compared to less than £150,000 for women • Impact of cost of living on savings and spending o 42% of women are very concerned about making ends meet o 38% of women would cut back on essentials, cut savings, take on debt or sell assets o 50% of women are concerned with running out of money in retirement • Retirement and the cost of living o 16% of women have said they are cutting back on retirement savings o £3,000 reduction in total pension pot value at retirement for women aged 40 today o £62,000 reduction in retirement savings by the time they retire • Ethnic Minorities are more likely to cut their retirement savings in response to the cost of living crisis – story of Anu, a black south African woman – concept of retirement is bizarre to her, any free cash she has she sends to her parents – we need to make sure when talking about pension provision, all cultures are included o White British 10% female vs 11% male o All ethnic minorities 13% female vs 19% male o Indian 16% female vs 20% male o Black 12% vs 18% • Impact on single mothers o 55% concerned about rising cost of living crisis o 28% have cut back on essentials o 72% are worried about running out of money in retirement • Conclusion o The cost of living crisis is having a disproportionately worse effect on women than society at large o These pressures risk worsening the existing gender gaps in financial situation and retirement preparations o there are noticeable differences in the approach to preparing for retirement Michelle thanks Alison and Jill and hands over to Brenda for her presentation: • Brenda Santimano Chief Executive Officer at Holistic Financial Leadership and also pensions specialist.
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13 September 2023
Lobbying Register Annual Report 2023
This table sets out sectors with more than 1,000 substantive information returns published. T H E S C O T T I S H PA R L I A M E N T | L O B B Y I N G R E G I S T E R A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 2 3 18 This table sets out sectors with less than 1,000 substantive information returns published.T H E S C O T T I S H PA R L I A M E N T | L O B B Y I N G R E G I S T E R A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 2 3 19 Information returns process Key Dates The Act sets out what is ‘regulated lobbying’.
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17 April 2023
20230221_CalMacFerries_response
Table 5 – Cancelled Sailings by Cause Disruption Cause Name FY 2019/20 FY 2020/21 FY 2021/22 Action of blue light services* 6 5 7 Adverse weather 6,311 4,550 5,113 All others 5 7 43 Bereavement issues* 2 Berth not free (cal mac)* 2 Berth not free (external) * 28 Bunkering issues 2 10 Bunkering issues* 2 Drills on passage* 2 Force majeure event* 135 1,194 2,053 Livestock sailing 5 Mechanical problems (ship)* 1,064 498 1,678 Mechanical problems (shore)* 109 18 25 Medical emergency* 6 8 1 Navigational issues 7 3 10 No call required 18 35 12 Pier work (external)* 220 44 16 Scot government approved 120 485 1,551 Ship involved in emergency* 7 6 14 Sub vessel (other reason)* 3 2 2 Substitute vessel (ann o...
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1 April 2022
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24 November 2022
Organics Cover Note
Domestic Law The elements of domestic law in this area that intersect with devolved competence are: o The Organic Products Regulations 2009 (and subsequent amendments) is the relevant domestic legislation that provides for the administration and enforcement of (EC) 834/2007, (EC) 889/2008 and (EC) 1235/2008. o The Organic Products (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 o The Organic Production and Control (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 o The Organic Production (Control of Imports) (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 o The Agriculture (Legislative Functions) (EU Exit) (No 2) Regulations 2019. o The Organic Products (Production and Control) (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020 o The Common Organisation of the Markets in Agricultural Products (Miscellaneous Amendments) (EU Exit) (No. 2) Regulations 2020 o The Agriculture Act 2020 o The Organic Products Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2020 is the relevant domestic legislation that provides for the administration and enforcement of (EC) 834/2007, (EC) 889/2008 and (EC) 12/35/2008 for Northern Ireland. o The Official Controls (Animals, Feed and Food, Plant Health Fees etc.)
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9 May 2024
Parliament to appoint new Chair of Scottish Human Rights Commission
Parliament to appoint new Chair of Scottish Human Rights Commission.
The appointment of Angela O’Hagan as the new Chair of the Scottish Human Rights Commission is to be endorsed by the Scottish Parliament on 16 May 2024..
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26 April 2024
Minute of meeting held on 23 January 2024
AH stressed that it would be essential to protect victims in the process. o SB felt that trauma-informed training could be helpful to everyone. o It was mentioned that defence lawyers are not currently trained in a trauma-informed approach. o MS believed there was work to be carried out around how to gender a trauma-informed approach in this work. o AN shared a link to ‘Reducing re-traumatisation in Justice System: New Approach to better Support Victims and Witnesses, which is the new NES Knowledge & Skills Framework for Trauma Informed Practice. 2 ▪ https://www.nes.scot.nhs.uk/news/reducing-re- traumatisation-in-justice-system-new-approach-to- better-support-victims-and-witnesses/ o SB also stressed the importance of regulation and accountability in the legal profession. o MS suggested this could be a theme in the work of this Cross Party Group in 2024, and that possibly the group could invite a guest, such as Eric McQueen.
