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9 November 2022
New vessels PAC to AGS 9 Nov 2022
Question 44 makes clear that the bidding yards should provide an evidentiary statement from their bank (at the time of submitting their response to the PQQ); and, if successful and awarded the contract, a Refund Guarantee from their bank (before work starts).
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10 March 2023
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Summary of stakeholder engagement/consultation The UK Government held a “Consultation on extending the UK REACH submission deadlines” from 05 July 2022 to 01 September 2022. Stakeholder engagement sessions were also held during the summer of 2022 where the proposal was raised ...
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9 November 2023
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Pension providers may provide us with the following details; personal details in relation to widows, children and other dependants; this will include name, date of birth, address, national insurance number, bank details.
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19 October 2021
Registration form for the Cross-Party Group on St Andrews Day
Andrew’s Day more widely. The St. Andrew’s Day Bank Holiday (Scotland) Act 2007 had the unanimous approval of the Parliament but recognition of the holiday is limited and the celebration of St.
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27 April 2023
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Currently, the creditor does not know why the arrestment did not capture funds and therefore whether to try another arrestment at a later date. It may be that the debtor has changed bank and that is the reason why it was unsuccessful.
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2 April 2024
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Business Managers may wish to note that Monday 2 May is not a sitting day, as the office of the Clerk is closed for the public holiday. Depending on the publication date of the report, this means the general principles would be considered on either the first or second sitting day after publication of the lead committ...
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11 April 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 25 January 2023
Accelerating plans to forcibly displaced Palestinians from their homes in Area C of the West Bank, and that includes more than 1000 Palestinians in Massafra Yata, where we saw school debt demolished just a couple of months ago, as well as a renewed push and to forcibly displaced Palestinians from the channel area.
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10 April 2024
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S6M-00108: Colin Smyth: The Proposed Closure of the Savings Bank Museum in Ruthwell by the TSB - That the Parliament condemns the proposal by the TSB to close the Savings Bank Museum in Ruthwell, Dumfriesshire, and move the historic artefacts to its Head Office in Edinburgh; notes that the museum was the home of the original Ruthwell Parish Bank, which was opened by Dr Henry Duncan in 1810, when parishioners were paid interest on their modest savings; recognises that Dr Duncan persuaded the Earl of Mansfield to donate the cottage to the Friendly Society for the benefit of the community and that it is where Dr Duncan distributed food to the parishioners before establishing and running from it what is recognised as the world’s first savings bank; notes that the museum houses a historic collection of home savings boxes, coins and bank notes from many parts of the world, a collection of books on the worldwide spread of savings banks and important archives on the history of these banks; believes that the museum plays an integral role, not only in marking the history of the savings bank, but in celebrating the life of Dr Duncan, who was born at Lochrutton new Dumfries in 1774 and ordained as the Minister of Ruthwell Church in 1799, serving the community until his death in 1846, and notes calls urging the TSB PB/S6/21/41 to re-consider its plans and work with the community to retain what it sees as this important museum and all of its historic artefacts in the Ruthwell community.
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10 April 2024
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S6M-00108: Colin Smyth: The Proposed Closure of the Savings Bank Museum in Ruthwell by the TSB - That the Parliament condemns the proposal by the TSB to close the Savings Bank Museum in Ruthwell, Dumfriesshire, and move the historic artefacts to its Head Office in Edinburgh; notes that the museum was the home of the original Ruthwell Parish Bank, which was opened by Dr Henry Duncan in 1810, when parishioners were paid interest on their modest savings; recognises that Dr Duncan persuaded the Earl of Mansfield to donate the cottage to the Friendly Society for the benefit of the community and that it is where Dr Duncan distributed food to the parishioners before establishing and running from it what is recognised as the world’s first savings bank; notes that the museum houses a historic collection of home savings boxes, coins and bank notes from many parts of the world, a collection of books on the worldwide spread of savings banks and important archives on the history of these banks; believes that the museum plays an integral role, not only in marking the history of the savings bank, but in celebrating the life of Dr Duncan, who was born at Lochrutton new Dumfries in 1774 and ordained as the Minister of Ruthwell Church in 1799, serving the community until his death in 1846, and notes calls urging the TSB to re-consider its plans and work with the community to retain what it sees as this important museum and all of its historic artefacts in the Ruthwell community.
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17 June 2022
The role of local government and its cross-sectoral partners in financing and delivering a net-zero Scotland
Letter from David Ritchie, Scottish National Investment Bank to the Convener, 17 June 2022.
Letter from David Ritchie, Scottish National Investment Bank to the Convener, 17 June 2022.
