There are 54,494 results relating to "laying accounts"
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Last updated:
29 August 2022
Deputy First Minister UKIM Act
This was communicated to the UK Government by my officials. The UK Government now intends to lay the SI when the UK Parliament returns in early September.
Last updated:
3 May 2023
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Jackie Baillie moved amendment S6M-08764.1— As an amendment to motion S6M-08764 in the name of Douglas Ross (Transparency of Scotland’s Governing Party), insert at end “; believes that the culture of secrecy, spin and cover-up has no place in good government; considers that there is a need to strengthen the ability of the Parliament to hold the governing party to account, and so calls for a limit on the number of MSPs who can take up cabinet secretary or ministerial roles in government and the creation of binding sanctions for breaches of the Ministerial Code, and supports the introduction of parliamentary privilege for MSPs, the election of committee conveners by the whole Parliament, stronger powers for parliamentary committees to compel the provision of evidence and the appearance of witnesses, and a right of recall for MSPs who have been convicted of a crime or face serious sanction by the Scottish Parliament.”
Last updated:
7 March 2023
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(S5O-02996) followed by Ministerial Statement: Update on the Impact of Brexit on the Scottish Further and Higher Education Sectors followed by Scottish Government Debate: Building on Scotland s Strengths in Technology ’ and Engineering to Become Europe s Leading Space Nation ’ S5M-16312 Ivan McKee: Building on Scotland s Strengths in Technology and Engineering ’ to Become Europe s Leading Space Nation ’ —That the Parliament welcomes the rapid growth of the Scottish space sector; notes that it now accounts...
Last updated:
7 October 2022
UKSI Animal Health Amendment Regulations 2022 Notification Annex A final
Administrative changes to this list will follow a process within the AAHPG which will collectively consider the scientific basis for change, take account of the domestic industry perspective and only be implemented following explicit consent of the devolved administrations and respective Ministerial clearance.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 March 2024
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee 5 March 2024
Comparing the loans fund repayments, which are required by statute, against accounting standards, we find that the loans fund repayments that have been made account for only 30 per cent of the costs that would have been charged if local authorities were required to apply accounting standards and charge depreciation.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 October 2024
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 29 October 2024
Is the committee content with the reasons that the Scottish Government has provided for its failure to comply with the laying requirements? Members indicated agreement.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 November 2021
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 23 November 2021
Does the committee also wish to welcome that the Scottish Government will lay an amending instrument in early course to rectify the error?
Last updated:
6 June 2023
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The Scottish Government considers that Police Scotland must be accountable and must continuously improve public confidence in policing, focusing on being transparent, accountable and acting with integrity, fairness and respect.
Last updated:
20 October 2023
UK SI Heavy Goods Vehicles 18 October 2023
In the event tolls or charging scheme were to be introduced in Scotland, at the Scottish Ministers may consider the application of EU requirements on road charges similar to those in the HGV Regulations if required. Intended laying date (if known) of instruments likely to arise UK Government intends to lay the SI in ...
Last updated:
1 February 2023
UKSI Sea Fisheries Amendments 2023 letter from Cabinet Secretary 23 January 2023
The approach set out in the proposed UK SI is realistic, achievable and minimises immediate disruption. Intended laying date (if known) of instruments likely to arise N/A If the Scottish Parliament does not have 28 days to scrutinise Scottish Minister’s proposal to consent, why not?
