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Last updated: 10 April 2024

PB_2021_Paper016

Negative instruments— Meat Preparations (Import Conditions) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/161) – 22 day date 1 June 1 PB/S5/21/16 Milk and Healthy Snack Scheme (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2021 (SSI 206/2021) – 22 day date 3 June UEFA European Championship (Scotland) Act 2020 (Championship Period and Transitory Provision etc.)

Last updated: 19 October 2023

PE1968_G PE1981_E

As mentioned in the SPICe briefing which your Committee has already had sight of, the current law relevant to this petition is found in the Children (Scotland) Act 1995 (‘the 1995 Act’), as amended by the Children (Scotland) Act 2020 (‘the 2020 Act’). This recognises that the occurrence, risks, and effect of domestic...

Last updated: 19 October 2023

PE1968_G PE1981_E

Last updated: 30 March 2023

PE1955_F

However, year on year maintenance has been neglected and funding reduced until it reached a point in 2020 where the cleaner could no longer afford to continue, being on utterly inadequate wages and expected to provide her own cleaning materials.

Last updated: 20 March 2023

PE1859_FF

The petition specifically asks “to amend the Animals and Wildlife Act 2020 to allow mountain hares to be hunted for the purposes of falconry”.

Last updated: 14 November 2022

PE1958_B

This is what causes the overrepresentation of Care Experienced people in our prisons, and increased risk of mortality than our peers (SPS, 2021; Murray et al, 2020). But it is preventable, and the Parliament have a legal and moral responsibility to address this.

Last updated: 4 February 2022

SPCB 2022 Paper 01

Reporting deadlines were extended for the 2020 reporting year due to the impact of Covid-19.

Last updated: 6 October 2021

2020 21 MSP stationery and postage provision

2020-21 Stationery and Postage Provision First Name Surname Stationery and Postage Provision* George Adam £1,318.05 Clare Adamson £5,418.22 Alasdair Allan £3,065.43 Tom Arthur £4,213.39 Jackie Baillie £5,500.00 Claire Baker £2,097.85 Jeremy Balfour £5,500.00 Michelle Ballantyne £1,748.19 Beamish £4,509.38 Claudia Colin Beattie £5,410.12 Neil Bibby £5,500.00 Bill Bowman £3,951.45 Sarah Boyack £5,500.00 Miles Briggs £4,934.63 Keith Brown £3,394.75 Alexander Burnett £5,500.00 Donald Cameron £4,722.71 Aileen Campbell £4,359.66 Jackson Carlaw £5,323.00 Finlay Carson £5,500.00 Peter Chapman £325.00 Willie Coffey £4,941.01 Alex Cole-Hamilton £5,500.00 Angela Constance £5,500.00 Maurice Corry £3,811.44 Bruce Crawford £0.00 Roseanna Cunningham £2.74 Ruth Davidson £286.93 Ash Denham £5,500.00 Graeme Dey £314.19 Bob Doris £2,568.52 James Dornan £5,344.00 Ewing £4,187.35 Annabelle Fergus Ewing £4,940.53 Linda Fabiani £141.58 Mary Fee £0.00 Findlay £5,500.00 Neil Finnie £4,452.11 John Joe FitzPatrick £2,429.77 First Name Surname Stationery and Postage Provision* Kate Forbes £5,500.00 Murdo Fraser £2,789.87 Jeane Freeman £4,843.00 Kenneth Gibson £5,500.00 Jenny Gilruth £5,500.00 Maurice Golden £0.00 Mairi Gougeon £4,565.00 Christine Grahame £5,500.00 Rhoda Grant £5,500.00 Iain Gray £59.00 Jamie Greene £5,460.61 Ross Greer £5,500.00 Mark Griffin £5,500.00 Jamie Halcro Johnston £5,500.00 Rachael Hamilton £3,898.00 Emma Harper £5,152.45 Alison Harris £5,385.60 Patrick Harvie £5,500.00 Clare Haughey £4,038.00 Jamie Hepburn £0.00 Fiona Hyslop £0.00 Daniel Johnson £5,500.00 Johnstone £5,465.65 Alison James Kelly £5,500.00 Liam Kerr £5,500.00 Bill Kidd £2,789.64 Johann Lamont £0.00 Monica Lennon £5,483.00 Richard Leonard £5,317.25 Gordon Lindhurst £2,732.83 Richard Lochhead £3,575.92 Dean Lockhart £5,500.00 Richard Lyle £5,273.00 Lewis Macdonald £0.00 Angus MacDonald £645.87 Gordon MacDonald £3,026.00 Fulton MacGregor £4,680.22 Ken Macintosh £76.00 Derek Mackay £0.00 Rona Mackay £5,365.00 Ben Macpherson £4,710.00 Ruth Maguire £4,517.20 First Name Surname Stationery and Postage Provision* Jenny Marra £396.45 Gillian Martin £3,735.00 John Mason £4,370.52 Tom Mason £5,500.00 Michael Matheson £2,256.97 McAlpine £4,983.30 Joan Liam McArthur £403.86 Mark McDonald £0.00 Ivan McKee £1,180.20 Christina McKelvie £4,004.00 Stuart McMillan £5,125.31 Pauline McNeill £5,206.92 Margaret Mitchell £5,500.00 Edward Mountain £5,500.00 Oliver Mundell £5,500.00 Alex Neil £833.75 Gil Paterson £1,333.41 Rennie £5,500.00 Willie Shona Robison £1,092.90 Gail Ross £5,500.00 Alex Rowley £5,500.00 Mike Rumbles £5,500.00 Mark Ruskell £5,500.00 Michael Russell £0.00 Anas Sarwar £5,500.00 John Scott £5,117.51 Graham Simpson £5,500.00 Elaine Smith £5,434.73 Liz Smith £4,547.75 Colin Smyth £4,371.15 Shirley-Anne Somerville £5,472.00 Stewart Stevenson £5,500.00 Alexander Stewart £5,500.00 David Stewart £5,500.00 Kevin Stewart £2,193.12 Nicola Sturgeon £321.00 John Swinney £5,491.74 Maree Todd £5,500.00 Adam Tomkins £4,669.26 Torrance £5,500.00 David Maureen Watt £5,500.00 Annie Wells £4,243.61 First Name Surname Stationery and Postage Provision* Wheelhouse £5,500.00 Paul Sandra White £0.00 Brian Whittle £5,500.00 Andy Wightman £5,465.00 Beatrice Wishart £3,483.22 Humza Yousaf £5,060.00 Total £499,853.79 * Stationery and Postage provision has an annual capped limit of £5,500 and includes items such as postage - including the pre-paid element, stamps, freepost, courier parcels, Parliamentary headed envelopes and costs of personalising office stationery. pdf. application/pdf. 191702. 2020 21 MSP stationery and postage provision.

Official Report Meeting date: 10 November 2022

Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee 10 November 2022

I want to briefly explore the comments from Dr Hood and Professor Young on the United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020. I will start with Professor Young.

Official Report Meeting date: 6 November 2024

Meeting of the Parliament 06 November 2024

There can be no denial that good things are happening across local authority areas, but a lot of people still do not know what the Promise is or what it means, yet it impacts on every one of us every day. The “Follow the Money” report, which was published as part of the Promise in 2020, showed that Scotland spends £...