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Last updated:
8 April 2024
PB_2023_Paper012
S6M-07249: Emma Roddick: UK Income Inequality - That the Parliament notes with alarm a recent Financial Times analysis, which shows the scale of income inequality in the UK relative to other countries in Europe; records its concern over the implications for people across Scotland, including rural and island constituents in the Highlands and Islands, amid what it considers an unprecedented cost of living crisis; recognises that, according to the analysis, the average Slovenian household is set to be better off than its British counterpart by 2024, and that the richest will get richer; believes that this analysis has reinforced the findings of the Scottish Government’s Building a New Scotland papers, which, it considers, demonstrate how independent European countries comparable...
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19 February 2024
Budget_DFMToConvener_16Feb24
We ask that in future years the comparison of its spending plans Additional comparator information (for the 2024-25 Budget) was provided (on with the latest estimates or outturns from the previous year’s spend is 31 Jan).
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15 January 2024
ScottishGovernmentResponsetostage1VLBReport
However, a majority of members of the Committee consider that an 18-month lead-in time could be considered excessive when compared to international comparators and invites the Scottish Government to respond to calls from Edinburgh and Highland Councils that it should be reduced to 12 months or determined at a local l...
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28 September 2023
Financial Memorandum accessible
This may be challenging and consideration of the costs to the farmer of different interventions compared to potential remuneration for them may drive behaviours. 15.
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26 September 2023
FINAL_MeghanGallacher_ProposedDesecrationOfWarMemorialsPreventionScotlandBill
The breadth of these definitions compared with the specificity of the War Memorial Trust’s definition demonstrates that while agreement as to what constitutes a war memorial may vary, the key identifier is the commemorative nature of the site or object in recognising the sacrifices of service personnel.
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16 March 2023
SPICe Briefing_YP Evidence
Communication and education recommendations were much discussed but did not rate highly as priorities compared to recommendations in other groups, with all recommendations in this area falling below the mean.
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7 March 2023
BB20200210
Supported by: Stewart Stevenson*, Bill Kidd*, Richard Lyle*, Kenneth Gibson* *S5M-20781 Maureen Watt: Bowel Screening Uptake in the North East—That the Parliament welcomes encouraging statistics released by Information Services Division (ISD) showing that more people in north east Scotland are taking part in bowel screening tests compared to the national average; understands that, compared with the national average of 61.1%, the average uptake for bowel screening in NHS Grampian is 67.1%; notes that, in the health board area, 64.3% of eligible men and 69.9% of eligible women were screened, with a total of 191,698 eligible people screened in Grampian up to 30 April 2019; recognises that bowel cancer is the third most commonly-occurring cancer in Scotland, and the second most common cause of death from the disease, and urges all eligible people to participate in a test to ensure early detection and treatment as soon as possible.
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7 February 2023
Female Participation summary of responses
Many respondents felt that the perception of women’s sport as second best, and the comparative lack of media coverage surrounding women’s sports, contributed to the lack of funding and sponsorship.
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9 December 2022
November Chief Executives Report
We are working with Legal and Procurement Offices to establish a process for the Parliament to purchase this furniture through Flexiform at a reduced cost when compared to new. The above factors also increase the likelihood and capability of issuing matching furniture to Local Offices.
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21 October 2022
Short survey summary
In 2019, 82 percent of households in the mot deprived areas of Scotland had internet, compared to 96 percent in the least deprived areas.
