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Meeting date:
27 February 2020
Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee 27 February 2020
For example, if the current code is not delivering on board diversity, I can revise the code with a view to promoting practices that will deliver that outcome.
Last updated:
3 November 2025
Scottish Enterprise Prebudget 2627 FollowUp Letter to Committee
. • Grant funding designed to support growth projects and leverage additional company investment, including products such as our SMART:Scotland and Small R&D grants targeted specifically at SME’s. Over 90% of companies in receipt of grant products currently available via our Online Grant System are either micro or SME status and were awarded almost 70% of t...
Last updated:
2 October 2025
SPBill76S062025
General 25 15 Interpretation of Part 1 (1) In this Part (except where the context otherwise requires)— “acceptance” is to be construed in accordance with section 7, “counter-offer” is to be construed by reference to section 8(2), “offer” is to be construed in accordance with section 4 (and includes a 30 counter-offer), “offeree” means a person to whom an offer is made, and “offeror” means a person who makes an offer. (2) In this Part (except where the context otherwise requires), a reference to a “postal service” is to be construed in accordance with the definition of “postal services” in 35 section 27(1) of the Postal Services Act 2011. (3) In this Part, any reference to the taking effect of a notification is to be construed in accordance with section 13. 7 Contract (Formation and Remedies) (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Remedies for Breach of Contract P ART 2 R EMEDIES FOR B REACH OF C ONTRACT Autonomy of parties 16 Autonomy of parties: application of sections 17 to 21 and of the Law Reform 5 (Contributory Negligence) Act 1945 (1) Sections 17 to 21 apply in relation to any breach of contract— (a) except in so far as the parties to the contract have agreed otherwise, and (b) except that if the contract includes any term which the parties intend should continue to have effect even after the contract is rescinded, those sections are 10 without prejudice to that term. 1 (2) The parties to a contract may agree that the Law Reform (Contributory Negligence) Act 1945 is to be disregarded in determining any question as to reducing, by virtue of a breach of the contract by a party, any damages recoverable from the other party. (3) An agreement of the kind referred to in subsections (1) to (2) may be express or implied. 15 Mutuality of contract 17 Mutuality of contract (1) Subsection (2) applies where any two parties to a contract (those parties being in this section referred to as “PA” and “PB”) are each in breach of the contract. (2) PA is entitled to exercise any right, or pursue any remedy, arising out of PB’s breach 20 provided PB’s breach occurs before the contract is lawfully rescinded for PA’s breach. (3) But subsection (2) does not entitle PA to require PB to perform the contract in so far as— (a) such performance falls due after the contract is so rescinded, or (b) PB is (for PA’s breach) lawfully withholding such performance. 25 Rescission for breach of contract 18 Rescission for breach of contract: return of benefits received (1) On a contract being lawfully rescinded for breach of contract, this section and sections 19 to 21 apply if a party to the contract received any benefit from the performance by another party of an obligation under the contract. 30 (2) But this section and sections 19 to 21 do not apply in respect of any benefit which fully reciprocated the performance of such an obligation by the party which received the benefit. (3) The party which received the benefit is in those sections referred to as “the recipient”. (4) The benefit must be returned to the other party provided that the other party concurrently 35 returns any benefit it received from the performance by the recipient of an obligation under the contract. (5) In so far as the performance was a payment of money, the amount received must be repaid. 8 Contract (Formation and Remedies) (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Remedies for Breach of Contract (6) In so far as the benefit was not a payment of money but is transferable by the recipient, it must be transferred to the other party unless it would be unreasonable or impracticable to do so, in which case its return is to be by the payment to the other party of its value. (7) In so far as the benefit was not a payment of money and is not transferable by the 5 recipient, its return is to be by the payment to the other party of— (a) its value, or (b) if it has been disposed of for an amount greater than its value, that greater amount. (8) The requirement to return a benefit includes a requirement to return the fruits of the benefit (whether natural or civil). 10 19 Value of benefit 1 (1) This section applies where the recipient is required, by section 18(6) or (7), to pay the value of a benefit. (2) The payment is the value of the benefit as at the time of the performance of the obligation by the other party. 15 (3) Where there was an agreed price, the value of the benefit is that proportion of the price which the value of the actual performance bears to the value of the promised performance. (4) Where there was no agreed price, the value of the benefit is the sum of money which a willing and capable provider and a willing and capable recipient would reasonably be 20 taken to have agreed for the actual performance. (5) But subsections (2) to (4) are subject to subsection (6). (6) The recipient’s liability to pay the value of a benefit is reduced to the extent that, as a result of the non-performance of an obligation owed by the other party to the recipient (being an obligation under the contract) the recipient is compelled, without compensation, 25 either to dispose of the benefit or to sustain a disadvantage in order to preserve it. 20 Compensation for reduction in value of a returned benefit (1) This section applies where the recipient is required, by section 18(6), to transfer a benefit. (2) The recipient must pay compensation for any reduction in the value of the benefit as a 30 result of a change in the condition of the benefit between the time of receipt...
Last updated:
28 August 2025
The Poverty Alliance Budget Scrutiny 202627 Future Social Security Spending in Scotland
Twenty-eight per cent of unpaid carers and 65% of those in receipt of a Carer Element within income related benefits live in poverty in 15 Scotland, a result of difficulty in staying in employment, high and inescapable additional daily living costs, and a lack of support and access to formal care services.
Last updated:
19 June 2025
SPBill74DPMS062025accessible
The Scottish Ministers can also, through the regulations, specify additional types additional types of care or support, receipt of which during childhood will mean that a person is “care-experienced” for the purposes of section 4. 13.
Last updated:
17 June 2025
SPBill74DPMS062025
The Scottish Ministers can also, through the regulations, specify additional types additional types of care or support, receipt of which during childhood will mean that a person is “care-experienced” for the purposes of section 4. 13.
Last updated:
14 November 2024
WICS DG Net Zero SG to PAC 6 November 2024
Alcoholic drinks cannot be claimed under any circumstances. All claims should be receipted. Day subsistence over 5 hours: Up to £4.90 per person per day Day subsistence over 10 hours: Up to £10.70 per person per day Day subsistence over 12 hours: Up to £15.60 per person per day Meals allowance London (for overnight travel): Up to £24.10 per person p...
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12 July 2024
WICS FOI to PAC 10 July 2024_Redacted
Kind regards, Richard sure they were in receipt of the facts before the meeting on Thursday.
Last updated:
28 May 2024
Scottish Child Payment Joseph Rowntree Foundation Submission
Ineligible households Of course, not everyone who could benefit from the payment, is eligible for it, because to qualify, you need to be in receipt of a qualifying benefit such as Universal Credit (UC) – some families with children in Scotland are excluded from the relevant social security qualifying benefits because of their immigration status (their leave...
Last updated:
8 February 2024
CRISISHousingto2040Submission
A survey of 1,012 private renters in Scotland in 2021 similarly reported that 30% said it was difficult to afford their rent, rising to 41% of low-income renters and 44% for those in 9 receipt of Universal Credit or Housing Benefit. • The most recent Scottish Housing Conditions Survey found that 41% of social housing stock failed the Scottish Housing Qualit...
