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2 March 2022
Agenda for the CPG on Older People, Age and Ageing meeting of 15 March 2022
Cross-Party Group on Older People, Age & Ageing th Tuesday 15 March 2022 1-2.30pm Agenda Agenda item 1 Welcome and Apologies Agenda item 2 th Minutes of initial meeting for the new CPG on Older People, Age & Ageing 19 January 2022 Agenda item 3 Matters Arising Agenda item 4 Presentations Age Scotland’s overarching priorities of the National Care Service, particularly around responsibility and accountability – Adam Stachura, Head of Policy & Communication, Age Scotland.
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9 February 2022
Agenda for the CPG on Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Conditions meeting of 21 February 2022
Cross-Party Group Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Conditions Monday 21 February 2022 at 6.30pm-8pm Agenda Convener: Pam Duncan-Glancy MSP Item 1 Welcome, Housekeeping, and Opening Remarks Item 2 Approval of Draft Minutes of 22 September 2021 Meeting to elect office bearers Item 3 To consider applications to join the Cross-Party Group Item 4 Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Conditions in Scotland- State of the Nation • Rheumatology Dr Rosemary Hollick, Senior Clinical Lecturer and Rheumatologist, University of Aberdeen Dr Alan Macdonald, Scottish Society of Rheumatology and Consultant Rheumatologist NHS Grampian • Impact of the pandemic on orthopaedic services in Scotland Mr Alastair Murray, Chair, Scottish Committee for Orthopaedics and Trauma • The Royal Osteoporosis Society and Work in Scotland Craig Jones CEO and Lucinda Roberts Policy and Public Affairs Advisor Item 5 Group Discussion and Look to the Future-Priorities and Plans Item 6 Summary and Meeting Dates 2022
This is the agenda for the Cross-Party Group on Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Conditions meeting of 21 February 2022.
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22 November 2021
Agenda for the CPG on Life Sciences meeting of 16 November 2021
This presentation will showcase Scotland’s potential as a global bioscience and health data enabled destination giving an overview of IQVIAs footprint and investment in Scotland.
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Meeting date:
16 September 2020
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 16 September 2020
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7 November 2024
Letter to the DFM Prebudget 202526
There are clear opportunities for Scotland’s economy from public and private investment in infrastructure, housing, transport, innovation and workforce skills to support economic growth and wellbeing.
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23 September 2024
HIE submission
Through this approach, we aim to fulfil our ambition to build a strong wellbeing economy in every part of our region and maximise our contribution to achieving all of the Scottish Government’s priorities: • To eradicate child poverty; • To grow Scotland’s economy; • To tackle the climate emergency by investment in green energy and infrastructure, and • To improve Scotland’s public services as an investment in Scotland’s future health, equality and prosperity.
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8 February 2024
ScottishPropertyFederationHousingto2040Submission
Are we building enough homes or bringing enough homes back into use to meet Scotland’s current and future housing needs?
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20 April 2026
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The Committee has recently completed its evidence taking on the Bill and has called on the adviser’s support throughout that period for analysis of evidence and briefing materials. 5.
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6 May 2020
Daily List 23 March 2020
Scottish Elections (Reform) Bill – Stage 3 Section 6 Graeme Dey 1 In section 6, page 3, line 41, after insert Graeme Dey 2 In section 6, page 3, line 41, at end insert— Graeme Dey 3 Divide section 6 into two sections, the first (Electronic voting) to consist of subsections (1) to (3) and the second (Evaluation of pilot schemes) to consist of subsection ...
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26 January 2026
Letter from CEEAC Committee in relation to the Scottish Government draft Climate Change Plan 23 Janu
Respondents to the Committee’s call for views indicated that organisations across the cultural and heritage sector are actively implementing a wide range of measures to reduce emissions and contribute to Scotland’s net zero ambitions. Culture for Climate Scotland (CCS) noted that 46% of cultural organisations (report...
