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Last updated:
9 April 2024
PB_2023_Paper066
The Bill relates to statutory debt management and debt relief, diligence and the Accountant in Bankruptcy, which are matters within the responsibility of the Minister for Community Wealth and Public Finance who supports the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Finance.
Last updated:
8 April 2024
PB_2023_Paper051
However, Portfolio Questions are now normally scheduled on both Wednesdays and Thursdays, with each portfolio being allocated up to 25 minutes each (Business Managers may recall that the increase from 20 to 25 minutes was introduced during the pandemic to take account of the number of Members participating remotely), or a total period of 75 minutes each wee...
Last updated:
8 April 2024
PB_2023_Paper011
In relation to motions for Members’ Business, the Bureau previously agreed that all motions should be removed from the Bulletin after six weeks (excluding recess time) but that the Bureau will consider the following in removing or retaining motions— a. the motion has the support of at least 30 other Members and these supporters came from more than three political parties (note that in cases where the number of supporters exceeds 30, the topicality of the motion and the extent of the recent support have also been taken into account...
Last updated:
2 April 2024
PB_2022_166
This includes provision about: its objectives; transparency, accountability and governance; and financial assistance from the Treasury.
Last updated:
2 April 2024
PB_2022_135
This is due to concerns about the changes being made to the functions and responsibilities of the Lord Advocate, the concerns expressed by others about the ECHR compatibility of the Bill and the belief that the Bill is “incompatible with the Scottish Government’s views that those who have suffered during the Troubles are able to obtain justice and that those who committed offences during that time are appropriately held to account...
Last updated:
2 April 2024
PB_2022_076
In relation to motions for Members’ Business, the Bureau previously agreed that all motions should be removed from the Bulletin after six weeks (excluding recess time) but that the Bureau will consider the following in removing or retaining motions— a. the motion has the support of at least 30 other Members and these supporters came from more than three political parties (note that in cases where the number of supporters exceeds 30, the topicality of the motion and the extent of the recent support have also been taken into account...
Last updated:
18 March 2024
PE1946_I
Individual councils set their own temporary accommodation charges but, in deciding what is a reasonable charge for temporary accommodation, the local authority should take account of what the homeless household can pay in the longer term.
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28 February 2024
Welfare of dogs Bill CG 6 February 2024
However, if, further down the line, the person is investigated for a “relevant offence”, evidence that the way they have looked after the dog was incompatible with the code (e.g. by keeping a dog in an unsuitable environment for its size, or by being unable to afford veterinary treatment) could be taken into account. In other words, given the existence of t...
Last updated:
16 January 2024
PE2052_B
The Scottish Government paints all FGM and the effects of FGM as type 3/infibulation (which is the most harmful and has the most severe negative effects as well as it being one of the rarer forms of FGM accounting for less than 10%). Male circumcision shares many of the negative effects of the most common forms of FGM including loss of sensitivity which was...
Last updated:
4 December 2023
Access to medicines for Cystic Fibrosis
National guidance explicitly states that Health Boards should not take account of the cost of medicines when considering applications using the PACS Tier Two system.
