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Official Report
Meeting date:
4 December 2012
Justice Committee 04 December 2012
Were they concluded with people saying that they would do X, Y or Z? It varied. Sometimes, there were action points.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 December 2011
Health and Sport Committee 13 December 2011
When we are discussing this in three years’ time, I will be able to turn to some harder data and say, “Look, you can see that we have delivered on X, Y and Z,” and those will cover the four themes of the legacy.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 March 2026
Health, Social Care and Sport Committee 10 March 2026
If that were done, it would empower licensing committees to say no.Another issue is the fact that, although members of licensing boards and licensing committees are trained and go through tests, we are faced with lawyers who have decades’ worth of experience, who tell us that, in effect, the decision that we take must be one way or another, and that we are wrong on X, Y and Z. At the moment, we have no legislative back-up to contradict that.
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 February 2026
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 17 February 2026
You might tell us in February 2026 that the emerging priorities are X, Y and Z. After a year has passed, how can we find out how you have got on by looking at the data and the measurements?
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 September 2024
Finance and Public Administration Committee 03 September 2024
To clarify, is your suggestion with the point about using scenarios in planning that, at budget time, the Government should indicate that, if it spends more than it has allocated on public sector pay as a result of negotiations, the likely excess will have to be drawn from X, Y and Z areas of other spend? I do not think that it has to be just about public s...
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 May 2023
Finance and Public Administration Committee 16 May 2023
In my discussions with civil servants, they bring all the inherent risks alive by telling me what lies behind the submission—for example, that one group of stakeholders is vehemently opposed to something because of X, Y and Z, or another group of stakeholders will be fully in favour of it because of A, B and C.
Last updated:
26 June 2026
Guidance on Chamber Business
In the event of a tied vote on a motion to pass a Bill at Stage 3 (or Final Stage), or to approve a Bill at Reconsideration Stage, the Presiding Officer would use the casting vote against the motion that the Bill be passed. 7.25 The outcome of a division is recorded in the Minutes of Proceedings as “motion/amendment agreed/disagreed to (by division: For X, Against Y, Abstentions Z)”. A full division list, showing the names of all those voting for, against or to abstain, is published in the Official Report.
Last updated:
8 May 2026
Guidance on Chamber Business S7 v1
In the event of a tied vote on a motion to pass a Bill at Stage 3 (or Final Stage), or to approve a Bill at Reconsideration Stage, the Presiding Officer would use the casting vote against the motion that the Bill be passed. 7.25 The outcome of a division is recorded in the Minutes of Proceedings as “motion/amendment agreed/disagreed to (by division: For X, Against Y, Abstentions Z)”. A full division list, showing the names of all those voting for, against or to abstain, is published in the Official Report.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 August 2020
Finance and Constitution Committee 19 August 2020
Everything is a bit too vague and uncertain for us to be able to say, with any certainty, that it would impact X, Y or Z. That is why we have to wait for a bill that states exactly what the UK Government would introduce.
Last updated:
9 July 2026
Guidance on Parliamentary Questions: data protection
Question example
Example 1 (special category personal data):
"To ask the Scottish Government for what reason Mary Black of 12 Main Street, Newtown has had to wait x weeks for an operation to do y, and what action it will take to ensure z."
As with all questions that include personal data, the Member must be satisfied that they have a legal basis for...
