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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
25 April 2023
S6W-16760
We have made one of the biggest investments in a generation to modernise recycling in Scotland through the £70m Recycling Improvement Fund.
Last updated:
25 August 2023
BB20230828
S6W-20825 Maurice Golden: To ask the Scottish Government what proportion of Scotland’s rail (a) track, (b) vehicle kilometres and (c) freight journeys are electrified.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
22 April 2025
Affordable Housing Supply Programme - Challenges of delivering new affordable homes
Sustainable Housing Policy in Scotland: Re-Booting the Affordable Housing Supply Programme.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
11 October 2017
How can we reduce obesity in Scotland? - Public health campaigns
Food in Scotland Consumer Tracking Survey: Wave 2.
Last updated:
12 November 2025
Chamber_Minutes_20250910
Portfolio Questions: Questions on Rural Affairs, Land Reform and Islands, and then on Health and Social Care, were answered by Cabinet Secretaries and Ministers. 2. Improving Scotland’s Finances: Murdo Fraser moved S6M-18779—That the Parliament notes with deep concern the Scottish Fiscal Commission's forecast of a £4.7 billion funding gap in 2029-30; recognises that without the Union dividend of £2,578 per person there would be a substantial deficit, with Scotland's 2024-25 net fiscal balancing standing at -£26.5 billion (-11.7% of GDP); regrets that the Scottish Government continues to dismiss these realities and prioritise constitutional campaigning over sound financial management; calls for urgent measures to restore credibility to Scotland's finances, including a full multi-year spending review to identify priorities, savings, and reform needs, a strategy to cap welfare spending growth, which is currently consuming a significant amount of resource growth, and create jobs by moving more people into work through reskilling and apprenticeships, a focus on productivity and economic growth to broaden Scotland's tax base by allowing businesses to thrive, and a robust public service reform and stronger Audit Scotland oversight to deliver better value; believes that the Parliament must focus on NHS waiting times, education standards, and community safety rather than fiscal denialism, and resolves that Scotland's future depends on fiscal discipline, growth, and accountable government within the United Kingdom.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
4 August 2021
S6W-01425
They will also be able to access training opportunities supported by the Energy Transition Fund (ETF) and the £15m North East Economic Recovery and Skills Fund which aims to address the dual impacts of the oil and gas downturn and the pandemic on the North East of Scotland.
Last updated:
25 November 2025
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Section 22 report - The 2017/18 audit of Community Justice Scotland: The Committee will take evidence on the Auditor General for Scotland's report entitled "the 2017/18 audit of Community Justice Scotland" from— Caroline Gardner, Auditor General for Scotland; Mark Roberts, Senior Manager, Audit Scotland; Jo Brown, Director, Grant Thornton. 4.
Last updated:
8 March 2024
EULawTrackerReport 2
Directive (including as amended) and included a requirement for were implemented in Scotland via all EU countries to set national Delegated Regulation (EU) SSIs including: The Pollution energy efficiency targets to 2023/2104 adopted under the Prevention and Control (Scotland) ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 January 2026
Finance and Public Administration Committee 27 January 2026 [Draft]
A lot of funding has gone directly to smaller arts and culture organisations that were struggling, which has brought stability to those organisations in constituencies across Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 June 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 08 June 2023
Is the minister aware that the community swimming pools in Broxburn and Armadale are facing closure, due to West Lothian Council proposing withdrawal of all management fees to the leisure trust? There is no council in Scotland that currently makes up no management fees whatsoever.
