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22 November 2024
20241121_A9_Update_WEB
A9/B9150 Newtonmore/Ralia junction – CCTV study to review driver behaviour to identify if additional measures are required to reduce collisions and conflicts.
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8 October 2024
International Development CPG 17 Sept minutes DRAFT
However, he stressed that apologies without behavioural change are meaningless. He suggested redirecting the international solidarity budget to reparations and addressing ongoing harm, such as Scotland’s involvement in African oil extraction and the trade of Congolese minerals.
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11 June 2024
SPBill12AS052017
Offence and what it covers 1 Wild animals in travelling circuses: offence (1) A person who is a circus operator commits an offence if the person uses, or causes or 5 permits another person to use, a wild animal in a travelling circus. (2) An offence under this section is committed in relation to a travelling circus only if the wild animal is transported, whether regularly or irregularly, from one place to another where it is used in the travelling circus, but— (a) the animal need not be in the course of being transported for the offence to be 10 committed, (b) it is immaterial to the commission of the offence whether or not the transportation of the animal is with, or is part of, the travelling circus. (3) For the purpose of this section, a wild animal is used if the animal— (a) performs, or 15 (b) is displayed or exhibited. (4) A person who commits an offence under this section is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level 5 on the standard scale. 2 Meaning of wild animal (1) In this Act, “wild animal” means an animal other than one of a kind that is commonly 20 domesticated in the British Islands. (2) For the purpose of subsection (1), an animal is of a kind that is domesticated if the behaviour...
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11 June 2024
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Wher e an animal is of a kind whose behaviour, life cycle or physiology has, over generations, been changed through breeding or living conditions being controlled by humans, it is said to be domesticated for the purposes of th e Bill.
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17 May 2024
Tobacco and Vapes LCM CRUK submission
Plus, it is very difficult to accurately adjust for factors that might contribute to e-cigarette and cigarette use such as risk-taking behaviour. This means any association between trying vapes and moving onto smoking can usually be explained by shared risk factors affecting likelihood of both smoking and vaping (common liability).
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28 February 2024
From Cab Sec CEAC to Convener CEEAC Committee re questions 26 Jun 23
The UK constitutional system is therefore dependent on Westminster exercising self-restraint in the use of its powers, and the actors in the system, especially the UK Government, following the conventions on proper constitutional behaviour. Events since the Brexit referendum have illustrated that these are insufficient to protect devolved institutions, espe...
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8 January 2024
Policing mental health in Scotland Letter from Cab Sec Justice and Home Affairs 5 January 2024
See www.lobbying.scot St Andrew’s House, Regent Road, Edinburgh EH1 3DG www.gov.scot Our officials will therefore be taking forward the following during the course of 2024: • In collaboration with justice, health, social care partners and those with lived experience, develop Scottish Government guidance to help articulate the behaviours...
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7 March 2023
BB20200317Rev
(Scotland) Act 2005, which received royal assent on 18 January 2005; understands that the act made it an offence to prevent or stop a person in charge of a child who is otherwise permitted to be in a public place or licensed premises from feeding milk to that child in that place or on those premises, and to make provision in relation to the promotion of breastfeeding; notes the subsequent work that has been carried out to support women in breastfeeding their babies both at initiation and in sustaining maternal feeding; welcomes the progress made in increasing breastfeeding rates, as reported in February 2018 in the first Scottish Maternal and Infant Nutrition Survey, which found that 43% of mothers were continuing to breastfeed up to six months after birth, compared with 32% in 2010; is, however, concerned that 27% of women responding had sometimes decided not to breastfeed their baby in a certain place because they thought that they would be made to feel uncomfortable; believes that there is more work to be done to change societal attitudes to understand that a child has a right to be breastfed, wherever and whenever they are hungry or thirsty, to ensure that women can feel completely comfortable with this normal, nurturing, maternal behaviour...
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7 March 2023
BB20180110Rev
Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government what impact West Dunbartonshire Council s ’ reported decision to remove funding for Police Scotland for the out-of-hours noise service will have on tackling antisocial behaviour. (S5O-01653) Culture, Tourism and External Affairs 1.
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7 March 2023
BB20170321Rev
S5M-04710.3 Willie Rennie: Scotland's Choice As an amendment to motion S5M-04710 in the — name of Nicola Sturgeon (Scotland's Choice), leave out from "and therefore mandates" to end and insert "; believes that a second referendum on Scottish independence would only compound the uncertainty of Brexit and its risk to the economy, environment and security; notes that all measures of public opinion show that there is no appetite for such a vote; further believes that there is no mandate for another Scottish independence referendum on the basis of the UK leaving the EU when there are no cast-iron guarantees that full membership of the EU will be sought or granted, and supports the development of a positive future for Scotland inside a federal UK." followed by Business Motions followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions 5:30 pm Decision Time followed by Members' Business Debate on the subject of— S5M-03950 Rhoda Grant: Triggers for Loneliness That the Parliament notes the growing — interest in dealing with the problem of loneliness, including in areas of the Highlands and Islands; notes the launch of the Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness; welcomes the publication of Trapped in a bubble: An Investigation into the Triggers for Loneliness in the UK by the British Red Cross and the Co-operative Group; notes the biological, psychological and behavioural...
