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8 July 2025
PE2166_A
A standardised timetable would not recognise the different complexities in individual cases. • A crave (request) in a court action for child contact or residence may be a stand-alone action or may be part of a wider court action (e.g. covering divorce as well).
Last updated:
31 May 2024
Convener to Creative Scotland Chair 31524
Our clerks subsequently reiterated this request in emails to Creative Scotland dated 2 May and 21 May. The application was published alongside other documents in response to a number of FOI requests on 21 May.
Last updated:
22 May 2024
PE2093_B
This, in my opinion, creates numerous problems, such as a reduced deterrent for a minister to abide by sanctions and leaves the IAs (who may recommend sanctions) and the FM without clear guidance.
Last updated:
25 May 2023
REUL Supplementary LCM
Timing and legislative consent On 19 May, the UK Government wrote to the Scottish Government seeking legislative consent for some of the amendments tabled on 10 May.
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18 June 2024
SPBill33BS062024
General provision about support 6 Form of support and conditions (1) Support may be provided— 20 (a) in such manner as the Scottish Ministers consider appropriate including, in particular, financial support by way of grant, loan or guarantee, and (b) under or in accordance with a scheme established by regulations made under section 13(1), a scheme established administratively, or otherwise. (2) Except as otherwise provided in regulations made under section 13(1), the Scottish 25 Ministers may impose such conditions on the provision of support as they consider appropriate. (3) The conditions that may be imposed may, in particular, include conditions requiring the repayment or otherwise making good of any financial support (with or without interest). 7 Guidance 30 (1) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations make provision in relation to guidance about support (including the guidance contained in the Code of Sustainable and Regenerative Agriculture (see section 26)). (2) Provision under subsection (1) may, in particular, include provision— (a) requiring that guidance on a particular scheme or purpose be laid before the 35 Scottish Parliament and published, (b) requiring regard to be had by particular persons to the guidance, (c) specifying the extent to which compliance with guidance on a particular topic is relevant in determining whether a person has complied with a statutory duty or condition of support, 7 Agriculture and Rural Communities (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Support for agriculture, rural development and related matters (d) specifying the admissibility or evidential value of the guidance in legal proceedings. (3) Regulations under this section are subject to the negative procedure. 8 Delegation (1) The Scottish Ministers may delegate functions relating to the providing of support to 5 any other person. (2) Functions delegated under subsection (1) may— (a) include the giving of guidance, or (b) permit the exercise of discretion in relation to a function. (3) The delegation of functions under subsection (1) does not— 10 (a) affect the Scottish Ministers’ responsibility for the performance of the function, 1 or (b) prevent the Scottish Ministers from performing the function themselves. 9 Power to cap support and assistance (1) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations— 15 (a) limit the overall amount of support or relevant assistance (or both) that a person may receive within a payment period (or periods), (b) provide for the amount of support or relevant assistance (or both) that a person may receive in a payment period (or periods) to progressively reduce where the support exceeds a specified amount of support. 20 (2) Before making regulations under this section, the Scottish Ministers must consult such persons as they consider appropriate. (3) Regulations under this section are subject to the affirmative procedure. (4) In this section— “payment period” means any specified period relating to the payment of support, 25 “relevant assistance” means financial assistance provided by the Scottish Ministers under or by virtue of another enactment (including, in particular, assimilated law governing the CAP direct payment schemes and assimilated direct CAP legislation) for a purpose similar to a purpose described in schedule 1, “specified” means specified in regulations under subsection (1). 30 10 Refusal or recovery of support where in the public interest (1) The Scottish Ministers may (in accordance with any regulations made under subsection (2))— (a) refuse to provide support if they consider that it is not in the public interest for a person to receive it, and 35 in a case where the Scottish Ministers consider that it was not in the public interest (b) to have provided support to a person, take such steps as they consider appropriate to recover it. 8 Agriculture and Rural Communities (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Support for agriculture, rural development and related matters (2) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations make provision in connection with the exercise of their powers under subsection (1) including provision specifying— (a) persons in respect of whom the powers may be exercised, (b) circumstances in respect of which the powers may be exercised, 5 (c) matters that the Scottish Ministers must take into account when considering whether to exercise the powers, (d) the manner and circumstances in which a person who has had support refused or recovered under subsection (1) may— (i) have the Scottish Ministers review their decision to exercise the powers, or 10 (ii) appeal the decision. 1 (3) Before making regulations under this section, the Scottish Ministers must consult such persons as they consider likely to be affected by provisions in this section. (4) Regulations under this section are subject to the negative procedure.
Last updated:
14 January 2026
Letter from Monica Lennon MSP Ecocide Scotland Bill Correspondence to the Net Zero Energy and Transp
The Scottish Government takes the view that the proportionality balance may not have been struck appropriately in this case.
Last updated:
3 April 2025
SPBill26AS062025
Disposal of business 43 President’s responsibility for efficient disposal of business (1) The President of the Sexual Offences Court is responsible for ensuring the efficient disposal of business in the Sexual Offences Court. 35 (2) The President must make such arrangements as appear necessary or expedient for the purpose of carrying out the responsibility imposed by subsection (1). (3) In particular, the President may...
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17 March 2026
SPBill73BS062026
P ART 3 C ALCULATION AND USE OF L EVY Amount of levy 30 9 Charging and rate of levy (1) The levy is to be charged only on a taxable building control event (see Step 4 of section 10(1)). (2) The Scottish Ministers may make regulations specifying the rate (or rates) of the levy applicable to a taxable building control event. 35 (3) Regulations under subsection (2) must set the rate (or rates) of the levy with reference to the area in square meters of the floorspace of the new residential unit in relation to which a taxable building control event occurs. 6 Building Safety Levy (Scotland) Bill Part 3—Calculation and use of Levy (4) Regulations under subsection (2) may set different rates for different purposes, including setting different rates— (a) for different geographical areas, (b) for different types of land on which a new residential unit is situated, or 5 (c) with reference to any other factor which the Scottish Ministers consider appropriate. (5) The Scottish Ministers may make regulations about— (a) the methodology to be used to determine the area in square meters of the floorspace of a new residential unit when calculating the amount of the levy, and (b) the verification of the floorspace of a new residential unit. 10 (6) Without limiting the generality of subsection (5), regulations under that subsection may 1 specify methodology that— (a) is to apply generally or to specified cases, (b) disregards parts of a new residential unit from the determined area, (c) includes different ways in which measurements may be taken. 15 Calculation of levy payable 10 Calculation of total levy payable by a person in an accounting period (1) The amount of levy payable in respect of a taxable building control event and the corresponding liability of a person (“the taxpayer”) for the levy for an accounting period is to be determined as follows. 20 Step 1 Identify the total number of building control events which have occurred in the accounting period in relation to new residential units which were owned by the taxpayer on the date mentioned in section 8(1).
Last updated:
10 February 2026
SPBill73AS062026
P ART 3 C ALCULATION AND USE OF L EVY Amount of levy 30 9 Charging and rate of levy (1) The levy is to be charged only on a taxable building control event (see Step 4 of section 10(1)). (2) The Scottish Ministers may make regulations specifying the rate (or rates) of the levy applicable to a taxable building control event. 35 (3) Regulations under subsection (2) must set the rate (or rates) of the levy with reference to the area in square meters of the floorspace of the new residential unit in relation to which a taxable building control event occurs. 6 Building Safety Levy (Scotland) Bill Part 3—Calculation and use of Levy (4) Regulations under subsection (2) may set different rates for different purposes, including setting different rates— (a) for different geographical areas, (b) for different types of land on which a new residential unit is situated, or 5 (c) with reference to any other factor which the Scottish Ministers consider appropriate. (5) The Scottish Ministers may make regulations about— (a) the methodology to be used to determine the area in square meters of the floorspace of a new residential unit when calculating the amount of the levy, and (b) the verification of the floorspace of a new residential unit. 10 (6) Without limiting the generality of subsection (5), regulations under that subsection may 1 specify methodology that— (a) is to apply generally or to specified cases, (b) disregards parts of a new residential unit from the determined area, (c) includes different ways in which measurements may be taken. 15 Calculation of levy payable 10 Calculation of total levy payable by a person in an accounting period (1) The amount of levy payable in respect of a taxable building control event and the corresponding liability of a person (“the taxpayer”) for the levy for an accounting period is to be determined as follows. 20 Step 1 Identify the total number of building control events which have occurred in the accounting period in relation to new residential units which were owned by the taxpayer on the date mentioned in section 8(1).
Last updated:
5 December 2022
DFMToConvener_18Nov22
Appeals will be considered by an external appeal decision maker. Where parties involved may be the victim of a crime There may be occasions where it is the decision maker’s opinion – at any stage in the process – that a criminal offence may have been committed.
