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10 July 2025
AAB Chair Information for Applicants 2025
The applicants who appear from the information provided to have the best skills and knowledge for the posts will be invited to interview.
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24 June 2025
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Ongoing Monitoring Action Update Continue to We are mindful the introduction of regulations has been a major change for collect and the sector and we continue to work in partnership with industry and consider VisitScotland to listen and respond to concerns. insight from a range of data The Tourism and Hospitality Industry Leadership Group champions our sources national tourism strategy to grow the value and enhance the benefits of tourism across Scotland by delivering the very best...
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10 June 2025
Cumbernauld Report
The approach is to involve communities in the development of activities and to hear from people in ways that suit them best. For the seventh regional day in the Central Scotland Region, we worked in partnership with Cumbernauld and Carbrain Community Hub.
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2 June 2025
Sustainable transport Cab Sec to PAC 2 June 2025
However, post-COVID, as delivery of these projects began to recommence, we requested that Sustrans utilise all funding it held before we made any “new” award in 2023-24 to ensure the best use of funds. As committee members themselves acknowledged, there was no indication of irregularities or misappropriation of funds provided to Sustrans.
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7 May 2025
Letter from Graham Simpson MSP to Convener dated 29 April 2025
As part of that role, NGBU has carried out an Equalities Impact drafting of the Assessment (EQIA) for the Bill to ensure that best practice has been followed and that the Bill's impact has been appropriately identified and considered.
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28 April 2025
CPT_Written submission to 29 April evidence session 22 April 2025
From mid-2024 we have also convened a stakeholder group with Transport Scotland, ATCO, Unite, Police Scotland and our members to discuss these issues in more detail and learn from best practice. Key issues from our perspective are: • The need to create a deterrent – It is not the intention that this would be applied on a large scale, but our members agree t...
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11 March 2025
Circular Economy CPG Minutes 5th February 2025
Cross-Party Group on the Circular Economy th 5 February 2025, 6:00-8:00 pm, on Zoom Minutes Present MSPs Maurice Golden MSP, MSP, Lorna Slater MSP Invited guests Catherine Gunby (Fidra), Dr Jake Lane, Jim McNulty, Dr David Tomkins, Eilidh O’Connor Non-MSP Group Members and Guests Alex Morrison (Keep Scotland Beautiful), Bruce McLean, Catherine Gemmel (Marine conservation Society), Catherine Gunby (Fidra), Zoe Clegg, Daniel Hale, Daniel Stunell, Efthalia Chatzisy, Max Folkett, Kenzo Harper-Wang, Jamie Clarkson, Jamie Page, Jannik Giesekam, Joanna Cloy, Kathryn Gill, Kim Pratt (Friends of the Earth Scotland), Melissa Marques-McEwan, Natasha Kitching, Rowan Stanforth, Sheila Best...
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3 March 2025
CabSecRALRILand Reform Scotland Bill evidence session follow up 28 February 2025
I have already asked my officials to assess the proposals provided around how the improvements listed in Part 4 could be treated and I will consider how best to address those asks as the Bill moves forward.
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12 February 2025
Regulation of Legal Services Scotland Bill 3 February 2025
We are therefore keen to engage with you and your officials to see where the Bill can be strengthened further and where agreement is possible. Best wishes David A Gordon Non-Solicitor Convener Regulatory Committee Cc Members of the Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee Office of the Lord President
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Daniel Johnson moved amendment S6M-03393.2— As an amendment to motion S6M-03393 in the name of Richard Lochhead (UK Shared Prosperity Fund - What This Means for Scotland), leave out from “agrees” to end and insert “recognises that the UK Government’s proposed arrangements for the UK Shared Prosperity Fund circumvent the devolved settlement; notes that there are increasing regional inequalities across Scotland, including in health, child poverty, income and economic opportunities, which neither the UK Government nor the Scottish Government is adequately tackling; regrets that Scotland’s progress in closing the gap in productivity levels with the UK average has been halted during the last decade; understands that the voluntary sector has highlighted the potential loss of funding compared with previous years and has called for certainty around funding and delivery; notes that both the Scottish and UK governments have a record of centralising control and decision-making on the delivery of funding, and believes that decisions around addressing regional inequalities are best...
