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29 May 2024
Welfare of Dogs Response to Stage 1 Report
The intention would be for the new code to complement the wider advice on 3 k eeping dogs in the current Code and future iterations of this, with clear signposting between the codes to minimise any potential confusion.
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6 October 2022
Good Food Nation Bill Stage 1 Report Scottish Government response
The Committee notes, and agrees with, the provision that any amendments to the list of international instruments should be made under the affirmative procedure. The Scottish Government response k) Noted. Section 4 – effect of plan 96.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
20 January 2016
S4W-29272
To ask the Scottish Government what proportion of households served by the telephone exchange in (a) Falkland, (b) Letham, (c) Newburgh, (d) Gauldry, (e) Balmullo, (f) Tayport, (g) Newport on Tay, (h) Leuchars, (i) Cupar, (j) Ceres, (k) Strathkinness, (l) St Andrews, (m) Peat Inn, (n) Colinsburgh, (o) Elie, (p) St Monans, (q) Anstruther and (r) Crail in Fi...
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2 February 2022
SPBill09S062022
(Scotland) Act 2008 (4) In relation to a thing, the restriction or requirement referred to in subsection (1) is— (a) that the thing be seized or detained, (b) that the thing be kept in quarantine, 5 (c) that the thing be disinfected or decontaminated, (d) that the vector, agent or source of any infection or contamination be removed, (e) in the case of a dead body, that the body be buried or cremated, (f) in any other case, that the thing be destroyed or disposed of. 10 (5) In relation to premises, the restriction or requirement referred to in subsection 1 (1) is— (a) that the premises be closed, (b) that, in the case of a vehicle or movable structure, the premises be detained, 15 (c) that the premises be disinfected or decontaminated, (d) that the vector, agent or source of any infection or contamination be removed, (e) that, in the case of a building, structure, mobile home or vehicle, the premises be destroyed. 20 86F Further provision on content of regulations (1) This section makes further provision about regulations under section 86A(1). (2) The regulations may— (a) confer functions on local authorities, health boards and other persons, (b) make different provision for different areas, 25 (c) create offences, (d) modify any enactment (including this Act), (e) enable a court to order a person convicted of any offence under the regulations to take or pay for remedial action in appropriate circumstances, 30 (f) provide for the carrying out and enforcement of restrictions and requirements imposed by virtue of the regulations, (g) provide for appeals from and reviews of restrictions and requirements imposed by virtue of the regulations, (h) permit or prohibit the levying of charges, 35 (i) permit or require the payment of incentive payments and expenses, (j) permit the payment of compensation, (k...
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24 February 2021
Chief Executives Report February
Actual spend on staff related costs is YTD Underspend / Overspend by Category £k: £265k (55%) below the equivalent period in 2019-20. £364k of travel, expenses and training budget has been transferred and reallocated to cover COVID19 pressures. Property Costs of £5.5m are £274k (4.7%) under the YTD budget.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
25 October 2011
S4W-03114
To ask the Scottish Executive how many arrests were made following (a) Rangers v Celtic, (b) Rangers v Aberdeen, (c) Rangers v Dundee United, (d) Rangers v Hearts, (e) Rangers v Hibernian, (f) Rangers v Motherwell, (g) Celtic v Rangers, (h) Celtic v Aberdeen, (i) Celtic v Dundee United, (j) Celtic v Hearts, (k) Celtic v Hibernian, (l) Celtic v Motherwell, (m) Aberdeen v Hearts, (n) Aberdeen v Rangers, (o) Aberdeen v Celtic, (p) Aberdeen v Hibernian, (q) Aberdeen v Motherwell, (r) Aberdeen v Dundee United, (s) Hibernian v Aberdeen, (t) Hibernian v Hearts, (u) Hibernian v Motherwell, (v) Hibernian v Dundee United, (w) Hibernian v Rangers, (x) Hibernian v Celtic, (y) Hearts v Dundee United, (z) Hearts v Aberdeen, (A) Hearts v Celtic, (B) Hearts v Rangers, (C) Hearts v Hibernian, (D) Hearts v Motherwell, (E) Dundee United v Aberdeen, (F) Dundee United v Celtic, (G) Dundee United v Hibernian, (H) Dundee United v Hearts, (I) Dundee United v Motherwell, (J) Dundee United v Rangers, (K) Motherwell v Aberdeen, (L) Motherwell v Celtic, (M) Motherwell v Dundee United, (N) Motherwell v Hibernian, (O) Motherwell v Hearts and (P) Motherwell v Rangers matches in each year since 2006, broken down by fixture.
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5 June 2025
SPBill73S062025
SP Bill 73 Session 6 (2025) 2 Building Safety Levy (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Key Concepts (6) Part 6 contains provision about reviews and appeals of decisions by Revenue Scotland in relation to the levy. (7) Part 7 contains provision about reporting, interpretation, subordinate legislation and other final provisions. 5 P ART 2 K EY C ONCEPTS Building control e...
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12 May 2025
International Covenant on Economic Social and Cultural Rights Engender 5 May 2025
Austerity and the cost of living crisis 52 Thurston, R C, Yuefang, C, Matthews, K A, von Kanel, R and Koenen, K (2019) Association of Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault with Midlife Women’s Mental and Physical Health.
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15 May 2024
SPBill33AS062024
P ART 2 A GRICULTURE , FOOD AND DRINK 20 Farming etc. 2 (1) Assisting persons to carry out agricultural activities. (2) For the purposes of this schedule, references to agriculture include— (a) horticulture, (ab) growing crops, including fruit, seeds and plants grown for the production of energy 25 or other non-food purposes, (d) dairy farming, (e) livestock breeding and keeping (including apiculture), (ea) deer and game farming, (f) the use of land as grazing land, meadow land, osier land, 30 (g) market gardens and nursery grounds, and (h) the use of land for woodlands where that use is ancillary to the farming of the land for other agricultural purposes, including— (i) providing shelter to livestock, (ii) reducing flood risk, 35 (iii) reducing soil loss, 20 Agriculture and Rural Communities (Scotland) Bill Schedule 1—Purposes of support Part 2—Agriculture, food and drink (iv) reducing risks to wader birds, including curlew. (3) In this paragraph, “horticulture” means the growing and harvesting of edible horticultural crops, including fruit, vegetables, tubers, mushrooms, herbs, bush and tree nuts and seeds. 5 Particular products or sectors 3 (1) Assisting persons to produce (or produce in a particular way) a product listed in sub-paragraph (3) with a view to— (a) ensuring that agricultural activity (or activity of a particular type) continues or evolves to support a transition to a sustainable land management regime in a 10 particular area or on a particular type of land, 1 (b) ensuring that agricultural activity of a particular type continues, (c) contributing to the economic or social wellbeing of an area, (d) delivering an environmental benefit (such as the preservation of wildlife or a natural habitat). 15 (2) This purpose includes assisting persons to undertake an ancillary activity in respect of a product listed in sub-paragraph (3). (3) The products are— (a) cereals, (b) oilseeds, 20 (c) protein crops, (d) grain legumes, (e) flax, (f) hemp, (fa) wool, 25 (g) nuts, (h) starch potato, (i) milk and milk products, (j) seeds, (k...
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20 May 2025
SPBill25BS062025
Practising certificates 27F (1) The 1980 Act is amended as follows. 10 (2) In section 15 (discretion of Council in special cases)— 1 (a) in subsection (2)(i)(i), for “6(2)(a) or 15(5)(a) of the 2007 Act” substitute “6(2) of the 2007 Act (or is treated as having been so remitted by virtue of section 33A(2) of that Act)”, (b) after subsection (2)(j) insert— 15 “(k) where the solicitor’s practising certificate is subject to conditions.”, (c) in subjection (3), for “or (h)” substitute “, (h) or (k)”, (d) after subsection (3) insert— “(3A) Where the Council decide to issue a practising certificate subject to conditions, the Council may, at the request of the solicitor to whom the certificate is issued 20 or on their own initiative— (a) vary the conditions, (b) remove conditions, or (c) impose further conditions. (3B) Before making a decision to vary, remove or impose conditions under 25 subsection (3A), the Council must— (a) notify the solicitor of their intention to exercise the power, (b) give the solicitor an opportunity to make representations within 14 days of being notified, and when exercising that power, must take into account any representations 30 made by the solicitor. (3C) The Council must notify the solicitor to whom the practising certificate is issued of the decision to vary, remove or impose conditions and the reasons for the decision as soon as practicable after making the decision.”, (e) in subsection (4), after “conditions,” insert “or vary, remove or impose conditions 35 under subsection (3A),”, (f) after subsection (4) insert— 175 Regulation of Legal Services (Scotland) Bill Schedule 3—Minor and consequential modifications of enactments Part 3A—Miscellaneous modifications of the 1980 Act etc. “(5) If a solicitor fails to comply with any condition of the solicitor’s practising certificate, that failure may be treated as professional misconduct or unsatisfactory professional conduct.”. (3) After section 15 insert— 5 “15A Discretion of Council in other cases (1) Except in a case where section 15 has effect, the Council may, subject to subsection (2), take any of the following steps in relation to the practising certificate of a solicitor— (a) vary any conditions imposed by the Council, 10 (b) remove conditions, or 1 (c) impose conditions. (2) The Council may take any of the steps mentioned in subsection (1) only if they consider it necessary to do so— (a) in the public interest, or 15 (b) for the protection of the public. (3) Before making a decision to vary, remove or impose conditions by virtue of subsection (2)(a), the Council must— (a) notify the solicitor of their intention to exercise the power, (b) give the solicitor an opportunity to make representations within 14 days 20 of being notified, and when exercising that power, must take into account any representations made by the solicitor. (4) Where the Council have made a decision to vary, remove or impose conditions by virtue of subsection (2)(b), the Council— 25 (a) when notifying the solicitor under subsection (5), must give the solicitor an opportunity to make representations within 14 days of being notified, and (b) taking into account any representations made, may vary their decision. (5) The Council must notify the solicitor to whom the practising certificate is 30 issued of their decision to vary, remove or impose conditions and the reasons for the decision as soon as practicable after making the decision. (6) Where the Council decide to vary, remove or impose conditions, they may, if they think fit, postpone the issue of the certificate pending the hearing and determination of an appeal under section 16. 35 (7) If a solicitor fails to comply with any condition of the solicitor’s practising certificate, that failure may be treated as professional misconduct or unsatisfactory professional conduct.”. (4) In section 16 (appeals from decisions of Council)— (a) in subsection (2), after “conditions,” insert “or decide to vary, remove or impose 40 conditions,”, 176 Regulation of Legal Services (Scotland) Bill Schedule 3—Minor and consequential modifications of enactments Part 3A—Miscellaneous modifications of the 1980 Act etc.
