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11 December 2025
SPBill60AS062025
.), 30 (g) automotive vehicles (including associated parts, services and accessories), (h) mobility systems and services (including vehicle leasing, hiring and rental together with car sharing/pooling and ride hailing/taxi services), (i) food ordering and delivery services, (j) telecommunications and internet provider services, 35 (k) fuel, oil and lubricants, (l) airline services, (m) banking services, (n) draw based games, instant play games, betting and gaming, (o) accommodation and attraction booking and reservation services, 24 UEFA European Championship (Scotland) Bill Schedule 3—Advertising offence: exemptions for certain types of activity (p) postal, parcel, cargo, freight, logistics and delivery services, (q) insurance services, (r...
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10 December 2025
Prostitution Bill Submission from Ash Regan MSP 9 Dec 2025
Platt et al. (2018) Full Citation Platt L, Grenfell P, Meiksin R, Elmes J, Sherman SG, et al. (2018).
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14 November 2024
20240305_Alcohol Focus Scotland to HSCS Convener_MUP
Congreve, E. and McFadyen, C. (2023) “Business rates and hospitality”. Serving the Future. Griffith, R., O’Connell, M. and Smith, K. (2022) “Price floors and externality correction”.
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17 September 2024
Major IT Projects Report Sept 2024
In 2023-24 of the 28 assessments conducted 32% resulted in a recommendation to proceed with no conditions. 40 C hart 1: major digital project review outcomes Total number of reviews: 17 30 35 34 49 45 30 26 31 33 38 43 53 53 se mo c Proceed/Continue tu o w Proceed/Continue with ei conditions v e 53 r Do not Proceed until 46 l a remedial action taken t 38 ot...
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12 September 2024
PreBudgetScrutiny202526_SPICeSummaryOfEvidence
They site examples of universities fostering cross-sector working such as “Scotland Beyond Net Zero which is a coalition aimed at catalysing high impact research and innovation on climate, and the Energy Technology Partnership of 14 Scottish Universities, which is the largest academic energy research partnership in Europe which has increased R&I capability ...
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10 April 2024
Scottish Parliament Peoples Panel reviewing the Climate Change Scotland Act 2009 Report
Reflections from MSPs During the Marketplace session MSPs from the NZET and CPPP Committees joined participants to observe the process: ● Ben MacPherson MSP, Deputy Convener, NZET Committee ● Monica Lennon MSP, Member, NZET Committee ● David Torrance, Deputy Convener, CPPP Committee The MSPs then spoke to the entire panel about what they consider makes a recommendation effective and likely to have an impact when it is presented to a Committee. 11MSPs speaking to the people's panel. (L-R...
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7 March 2023
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Motions and amendments can be published with symbols: * before the number indicates publication for the first time *…* around a section of text indicates changes to previously published material R indicates a member has declared a registered interest The Parliamentary Bureau periodically deletes motions or amendments that are over six weeks old and not sche...
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26 October 2022
Gender Recognition Reform Scotland Bill response by Scottish Government to the Stage 1 Report by EHR
The meaning of “ordinarily resident” was set out in a House of Lords case forty years ago (R. v Barnet LBC Ex. p. Shah, 1982).
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20 September 2022
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In order to embed this type of analysis the Equality and Budget Advisory Group has published core recommendations for equality and human rights budgeting in this parliamentary session. These include important 21 r ecommendations around the budgetary process, communications, organisation and culture, and knowledge and understanding.
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27 May 2020
SPBill56AS052020
Animals and Wildlife (Penalties, Protections and Powers) (Scotland) Bill 5 Chapter 1—Animal welfare, animal health and wildlife: offences and penalties (2) The offences in relation to which fixed penalty notices may be issued must be specified in or by virtue of regulations under subsection (1). (3) The offences which may be specified are offences— (a) under— 5 (i) this Act, (ii) orders or regulations made under this Act (whether made before, on or after the coming into force of this section), (iia) the Bees Act 1980, (iib) orders made under the Bees Act 1980 (whether made before, on or 10 after the coming into force of this section), or (iii) another enactment (whether made or, as the case may be, passed before, on or after the coming into force of this section) which the Scottish Ministers consider relates to animal health, and (b) in relation to which the maximum penalty on conviction does not exceed 15 imprisonment for a term of 6 months or a fine of level 5 on the standard scale (or both). (3A) Regulations under subsection (1) may in particular include provision— (a) subject to subsections (3C) and (3D), prescribing the form of a fixed penalty notice, 20 (b) prescribing the persons or categories of persons who are authorised to issue fixed penalty notices, (c) conferring on the Scottish Ministers the power to authorise a person to issue fixed penalty notices, (d) conferring powers to enter premises (other than dwelling-houses) in 25 connection with the issuing of fixed penalty notices, (e) about the circumstances in which fixed penalty notices may be issued (including the test which must be satisfied before a person authorised to issue such notices may do so), (f) about the circumstances in which fixed penalty notices may not be 30 issued, (g) about the circumstances in which fixed penalty notices may be withdrawn (including the effects of such withdrawal), (h) prescribing the amount of the fixed penalty which is to apply to an offence, being not more than level 5 on the standard scale, 35 (i) prescribing the person to whom payment may be made (who need not be the person who issued the fixed penalty notice), (j) prescribing the period of time within which a fixed penalty may be paid (in this section, the “payment period”), (k) about the circumstances in which a person to whom a fixed penalty 40 notice is issued may decline the notice or otherwise object to or challenge it (including the period within which the person may do so), 6 Animals and Wildlife (Penalties, Protections and Powers) (Scotland) Bill Chapter 1—Animal welfare, animal health and wildlife: offences and penalties (l) about the effects of failing to decline or otherwise object to or challenge a fixed penalty notice before the end of the period prescribed for doing so (including that such failure is deemed to be acceptance of the notice), (m) conferring on the person who issued the fixed penalty notice or the 5 person to whom payment may be made the power to extend the payment period in any particular case if the person considers it appropriate to do so, (n) about the methods by which fixed penalties may be paid, (o) for the amount of a fixed penalty to be discounted or increased by an 10 amount or percentage in circumstances prescribed by the regulations (but not so as to make the amount payable more than level 5 on the standard scale), (p) prescribing the effect of paying a fixed penalty within the payment period (for example, that no proceedings may be brought in respect of 15 the offence to which the fixed penalty notice relates), (q) about the consequences of not paying a fixed penalty within the payment period (including how liability to pay the penalty may be enforced), (r...
