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21 May 2025
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Jamie Halcro Johnston moved amendment S6M-17598.2— As an amendment to motion S6M-17598 in the name of Mairi Gougeon (Empowering Scotland’s Island Communities), leave out from first “welcomes” to end and insert “raises significant concerns about the lack of reliable ferry services for many island communities and the challenges that this creates for islanders and businesses, as well as the absence of a long-term plan to provide solutions and funding for a much-improved ferry network; draws attention to the Scottish Human Rights Commission, which found that Scotland’s islanders face a number of human rights challenges; emphasises the acute difficulties that islanders face, including in relation to the increased cost of living...
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7 February 2025
MoreHomesMoreQuicklyHousingScotlandBillSubmission
With further endorsement from the Scottish Property Federation and the Association for Rental Living, who were not in attendance on Tuesday, we offer constructive recommendations that ensure the legislation is practical, fair, and sustainable.
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7 February 2025
MoreHomesMoreQuicklyHousingBillSubmission
With further endorsement from the Scottish Property Federation and the Association for Rental Living, who were not in attendance on Tuesday, we offer constructive recommendations that ensure the legislation is practical, fair, and sustainable.
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7 January 2025
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Paul O'Kane moved amendment S6M-16003.3— As an amendment to motion S6M-16003 in the name of John Swinney (Tackling Child Poverty and Inequality Through the Scottish Budget), leave out from first “notes” to end and insert “agrees that child poverty should be a national mission for the Scottish Government and more widely across the Parliament, but deeply regrets that, after almost 18 years of a Scottish National Party (SNP) administration, there are 30,000 more children in poverty; acknowledges that child poverty rates across the UK have risen under the economic mismanagement of the previous UK Conservative administration; recognises that Scotland has its own legally binding child poverty reduction targets, which the SNP administration is likely to miss, despite successive First Ministers declaring action on child poverty to be a priority; acknowledges an additional £5 billion of investment in Scotland as a result of the UK Labour administration's Budget; regrets that the SNP administration has had to use its draft Budget for 2025-26 to correct many of the mistakes that it made in its Budget for 2024-25; is deeply concerned by the Scottish Government's decision to cut measures that act as barriers to poverty; agrees that there is a need to take a multi-faceted approach, and therefore welcomes the work of the UK Labour administration to strengthen workers' rights, review universal credit, build a fairer social security system, and deliver a pay rise for 200,000 of the lowest-paid people in Scotland with a genuine living...
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20 December 2024
Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Conditions Cross Party Group AGM and Meeting 20 September 2023
Floor opened to questions which included expected dates for NHS Inform Waiting Well platform launch. October 2023 live date. 1.22. Waiting Well terminology is new language but the work is not. 1.23.
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12 November 2024
CPG Autism Minutes 220424 FINAL
Reply from Charleen – having people that truly understand autism or are autistic doing inspections. Understanding through lived experience is critical. Reply from Ruth – agreed with Charleen, really important that there are inspectors who are neurodivergent themselves or have lived experience and have understanding o...
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20 September 2024
Pre Budget Scrutiny 2025 26 19 September 2024
This work will be supported by enhancing how data is collected and, critically, used, as well as by improvements in how lived experience research is harnessed.
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26 August 2024
ScottishHumanRightsComission
Even in times of resource constraints, governments must prioritise these core obligations to guarantee a basic standard of living for all individuals. Failure to meet these minimum standards constitutes a violation of human rights.
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5 June 2024
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, encourages families to feel confident that, with one small change, they can stop a serious accident and be clear what they need to do to keep children safe; considers that Child Safety Week acts as a catalyst for thousands of safety conversations and activities across Scotland, helping families to build confidence and skills in managing the real risks to children’s safety; believes that child safety is a social justice issue and understands that children living...
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16 May 2024
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Given the long-term impact of planning decisions today on how we will live in the future it is crucial that we get it right.
