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8 January 2025
ArgyllandButeCouncilCommitteevisitReport
. • Important to avoid unintended impacts of legislation e.g.: o Infrastructure levy would have negative impact on builds o Cladding levy – would be unfair for local developers who haven’t used cladding o Passivhaus standard – there are few contractors available, and they woul...
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20 September 2024
SouthLanarkshireCouncilHousingEmergency
Measures to Address the Emergency Situation A series of actions to mitigate the impact of the continuing surge in demand for statutory homelessness services have been reported to the Council's Housing and Technical Resources and Executive Committees, these include:- ♦ Addressing the significant increase in the number of households in temporary accommodation by:- o continuing to focus on prevention activities o reviewing the basis on which all homelessness applicants are queued for housing to ensure they can be re-housed within a reasonable timescale o delivery of housing pathway plans for more vulnerable clients + Further increasing the supply of appropriate temporary accommodation - the Council has a long track record of providing good quality temporary accommodation based upon the maintaining an adequate supply of "ordinary homes" in communities and avoiding any significant use of bed and breakfast accommodation.
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10 June 2022
Minutes of CPG Lung Health meeting 28 January 2022
. • Gareth Brown said that Mark Ruskell MSP had lodged parliamentary questions around idling and that he would include the answers in the minutes of the meeting. o Written question and answer: S6W-05581 | Scottish Parliament Website o Written question and answer: S6W-05580 | Scottish Parliament Website o Written question and answer: S6W-05579 | Scottish Parliament Website • GB also said that the Scottish Government has published the ‘Route map to 20% reduction in car kilometres by 2030’, which many members will hear because it promotes the Workplace Parking Levy, and that a lot of actions that are needed can be done with the political will. • GB also reflected on a comment made by Katherine Byrne that the 2022 Local Government elections provide an opportunity to lobby council across Scotland to do more on air pollution and idling.
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22 April 2022
Minutes of the CPG meeting on Medicinal Cannabis on 2 February 2022
Sunil Arora - Medical Director of My Access Clinics ▪ Kayleigh Ross and David Johnston – PLEA Discussion: Education and policing of medical cannabis Outcomes and Decisions: ➢ Motion in the Scottish Parliament o Councillor Monique McAdams and MSP Collette Stevenson suggested that a motion is submitted to the Scottish Parliament in regards Bedrolite funding ▪ UPDATE: Motion has been submitted by MSP Collette Stevenson ➢ Funding for Bedrolite Cannabis Based Medicine o Set up a compassionate scheme to fill the gap between Scottish Government funding and NHS prescription 3 ▪ UPDATE: no further movement on this ➢ Policing of cannabis o Cross party to support patients who have had problems with the policing of their legal medical cannabis prescription ▪ UPDATE: Liam from Shetland has had an apology from Police Scotland and his medicinal cannabis was returned (see further: https://www.shetnews.co.uk/2022/03/16/medicinal-cannabis-seized- in-the-post-a-first-for- police/?
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20 November 2024
Recreational Boating Draft CPG Minutes 24924
AS stated that canals were are used as an environmental method to divert water away to stop flooding issues in other areas. • Invitations to meetings: o Invite Skills Development Scotland to a future meeting (ongoing). o Greenports – unable to attend, look at future date. o Crown Estate Scotland, awaiting response. • Lochmaddy o SMCM to send email out to MSPs who represents the Highlands so that they are all aware.
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11 October 2024
Conveners Group Meeting Papers 24 November 2021
Conveners Group work programme: The Group agreed its strategic priorities for the session, broken down into the following four themes— o Cross-committee working o Diversity, inclusion & participation o Post-legislative scrutiny 1 CG/S6/21/2/M o Supporting Members as Parliamentarians Officials were asked to work up more detail for a future meeting. 3.
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30 August 2023
BEFS
Page | 4 o Increasing funding aimed at repair and retrofit of historic buildings and corresponding investment in skills pipeline to enable delivery As well as o Recognising/promoting the ongoing need for capital maintenance of traditionally built stock across all sectors over the coming decades that is likely to expa...
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30 August 2023
BEFS
Page | 4 o Increasing funding aimed at repair and retrofit of historic buildings and corresponding investment in skills pipeline to enable delivery As well as o Recognising/promoting the ongoing need for capital maintenance of traditionally built stock across all sectors over the coming decades that is likely to expa...
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15 June 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 31 October 2022
AB introduced the speakers for the meeting on Education: • Fran Foreman o Senior Education Officer for Inclusion, Additional Support Needs (ASN) at Education Scotland • Catherine Whitley o Principal Teaching Fellow at the University of Strathclyde • Laura McConnell o Autistic Writer, Speaker, Campaigner, Teacher • Ryan Cuzen o Autistic Campaigner Feedback from Accessibility Meeting – 17/10/22 Rob Holland (Director – National Autistic Society Scotland) thanked AB for his commitment, hard work & follow-up over the past year on promoting accessibility. th RH informed the CPG that 17 October was attended by several members, the Secretariat, and the Convener.
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7 June 2023
Scottish Wider Access Programme submission 7 June 2023
Transi�on points in terms of finance can o�en be a risk. For example, students moving to SAAS funding.
