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Last updated: 31 October 2023

Code of Conduct Guidance

Standards clerks can provide advice on complying with the Code of Conduct (the Code). Waiver or modification of the MSP membership requirements 3.
Committee reports Date published: 11 May 2023

Complaint against Maggie Chapman MSP - Conclusion

Conclusion A finding of a breach of the 2006 Act and the Code of Conduct is a serious matter. The Committee notes that Maggie Chapman’s written representations make reference to two previous complaint reports investigating complaints that MSPs had breached the statutory and Code requirements relating to the declarat...
Last updated: 21 July 2025

Code of Conduct

The Code of Conduct (the Code) provides details of the requirements for the registration of members’ interests.
Last updated: 17 November 2025

20251117_ssitracker

Monday 17 November 2025 Scottish Statutory Instrument Tracker Report DPLR Lead Committee SSI Number SSI Title Date Procedure Parliamentary Additional Laid Action Information Report First Report 20 Day Committee Report 40 Day Meeting Due Meeting Name Due Recommendation Date Decision Number Date Date Date Date Date Education (Scotland) Act 2025 (Commencement 2025/351 (C. 25) No. 1 and Transitory 17/11 Laid only 06/12 06/12 25/11 ECYP 07/01 05/01 Provision) Regulations 2025 Companies Act 2006 (Scottish public sector companies to be Draft 2026/Draft 14/11 03/12 03/12 25/11 NZET 04/01 04/01 audited by the Auditor Affirmative General for Scotland) Order 2026 Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 (Non-Party Campaigner 2025/347 13/11 Laid only 02/12 02/12 25/11 SPPAC 03/01 15/12 Code...
Committee reports Date published: 6 June 2024

Subordinate legislation considered by the Economy and Fair Work Committee on 5 June 2024 - Introduction

Introduction This report concerns five instruments, laid before the Parliament by the Scottish Government on 2 and 3 May 2024— Scottish Pubs Code Regulations 2024; Tied Pubs (Fees and Financial Penalties) (Scotland) Regulations 2024; Scottish Pubs Code Adjudicator (Miscellaneous Listings) Order 2024; The Scottish Pubs Code Adjudicator (Duty to Publish Certain Information) Regulations 2024; and Tied Pubs (Scottish Arbitration Rules) Amendment Order 2024.
Last updated: 2 September 2025

SPLCMS653b

The amendments to clause 46 ensure that, where regulations made by the Scottish Ministers under clause 46 provide for a failure to comply with guidance or a code of practice issued in terms of those regulations, the guidance or code of practice must be laid before the Scottish Parliament.
Official Report Meeting date: 8 December 2022

Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee 08 December 2022

The CPG is therefore in breach of section 6 of the code of conduct, which sets out the rules with which a CPG must comply.
Official Report Meeting date: 20 November 2025

Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee 20 November 2025 [Draft]

Have the codes been updated often in the past 20 years?
Official Report Meeting date: 29 April 2025

Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 29 April 2025

In Scotland, the “code agreement”—as it is referred to in the electronic communications code—is often a lease.
Official Report Meeting date: 21 May 2025

Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee 21 May 2025

Scottish Ministerial Code (PE2093) PE2093, lodged by Benjamin Harrop, calls on the Scottish Parliament to urge the Scottish Government to review and update the Scottish ministerial code to: put the code under statute; enable independent advisers to initiate investigations, and if the First Minister decides to go against the independent adviser’s advice, they should make a statement to Parliament; set out the sanctions for breaches other than misleading Parliament; allow independent advisers to make recommendations for changes to the code; rename the independent adviser position to make it clear that there is no judicial involvement; and require ministers to make a public oath or commitment to abide by the code.

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