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19 December 2025
SPBill60AENS062025accessible
The Bill was amended at stage 2 to add the following categories: 6 This document relates to the UEFA European Championship (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 60A) as amended at Stage 2 • financial services (including cryptocurrency platforms and fintech) • food products and food retail (including supermarkets, restaurants and catering) • consumer health and personal care products (such as beauty products and nutritional supplements) • industrial workwear and supplies • online...
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19 December 2025
SPBill60AENS062025
The Bill was amended at stage 2 to add the following categories: • financial services (including cryptocurrency platforms and fintech) • food products and food retail (including supermarkets, restaurants and catering) • consumer health and personal care products (such as beauty products and nutritional supplements) • industrial workwear and supplies • online e-commerce marketplaces 32. The advertising offence does not apply to any advertising by UEFA provided the advertising is done in accordance with any conditions that are set out in the advertising regulations (section 12(5)).
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17 November 2025
Letter from the Minister frr Children Young People and The Promise follow up information CCCESP B
This was carried out via a written consultation held on Citizen Space and through in person and online stakeholder engagement events. The written consultation had 31 responses, 23 of which have been from organisations with wider representation.
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30 October 2025
NHS in Scotland DGHSC to PAC 30 Oct 2025
Number of Actions in the Operational Improvement Plan There are 17 actions listed in the NHS Scotland Operational Improvement Plan, which is publicly available online. The Scottish Government, in collaboration with Health Boards, is tracking progress through weekly data collection across key metrics.
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5 December 2024
Guidance on Parliamentary Questions
The Chamber Desk The Chamber Desk receives all parliamentary questions and─ checks them for admissibility against the rules and criteria set out in the Parliament’s Standing Orders and this guidance; edits the text of these questions in line with the rules and guidance and with house style; advises members on compliance with the rules and guidance; produces the sections of the Business Bulletin that deal with questions and motions; and forwards approved questions to the Scottish Government, the SPCB and to the motions, questions and answers search database so that they are available for online...
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20 November 2024
Pre Budget Scrutiny 2025 26 letter to Minister for Equalities 20 November 2024
During the Committee’s 2024-25 pre-budget scrutiny, its work not only highlighted that citizens welcome an involvement in budget scrutiny (both through a short online survey, and the deliberative process), they can also help committees explore budget-setting from a new perspective.
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18 November 2024
CabSecNZE_ESS Appointment of Chair 17 June 2024
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11 October 2024
Conveners Group meeting papers pack 20 March 2024
Transparency of financial interest CG/S6/24/1/3 Committee debates this Parliamentary year 21/09/2023 Criminal Justice Committee Tackling online child abuse, grooming and exploitation 1 26/10/2023 Citizen Participation & Public Embedding Public Participation in the work of the Petitions Committee Parliament 2 Net Zero, Energy & Transport A Modern and Sustain...
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14 August 2024
Annual Report of the Conveners Group 202324
The first report was presented in May 2024 and demonstrated extensive public participation in 6 committee work, by a diverse range of people using a variety of methods including visits, focus groups, conferences, lived experience panels, a randomly selected people’s panel and online engagement using digital tools.
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10 June 2024
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Those opposed to repeal of these sections argued that there was no adequate provision in existing law and that the provisions provided additional protection regarding online threatening communications. Alternative approaches 35.
