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1 June 2023
CHFS contract engagement of consultants
The costs associated with the CHFS external advisers are reflected in the published Contract Award Notices, which are estimates based on Transport Scotland’s previous experience of these types of commission and can be viewed at Public Contract Scotland website using the links below: View Notice legal advisory services - Public Contracts Scotland View Notice - Commercial Advisory services Taking into account...
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25 May 2023
Cricket Scotland Update
A key recommendation is the creation of a single entity to replace the Council and Cricket Scotland Board, to provide a single point of accountability and leadership. This, and some other recommendations, require the approval of our members to change, and so a comprehensive consultation exercise with the game is being planned for this Summer and a draft con...
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24 May 2023
Electricity infrastructure UK Government response
The Government acknowledges the valuable contribution of hydropower to the UK energy mix over many decades, including at times when other renewables do not generate. Hydropower accounts for approximately 2% of total electricity generation in the UK.
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12 May 2023
Annual Return 2021 to 2022
Details of any other activities, such as visits undertaken by the Group or papers/report published by the Group should also be provided. th 19 January 2022 Subjects discussed: Initial meeting to elect the office bearers for the groups and to discuss future meeting topics and the format of the meetings. 3 MSPs and 7 non- MSPs were in attendance. th 15 March 2022 Subjects discussed: Age Scotland’s overarching priorities of the National Care Service, particularly around responsibility and accountability...
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11 May 2023
Letter to Economy and Fair Work Committee re Bankruptcy and Diligence Scotland Bill
We are not minded to legislate in the way suggested by the Committee given it would undermine the very local accountability associated with administration and collection of a local tax.
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21 April 2023
20230421_CabSecNZJT_REACH_response
The annual UK REACH workplan, to which Scottish Government contributes to ensure our priorities are taken into account, is usually published in May. I propose that I write to the Committee shortly after the next workplan is published, outlining significant areas of work and how these compare with work under the EU system.
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29 March 2023
Tackling child poverty PAC to SJSS 10 Mar 2023
Natalie Don Public Audit Committee Convener Room T3.60 Social Justice and Social Security The Scottish Parliament Committee EDINBURGH EH99 1SP By email only Email: [email protected] 10 March 2023 Dear Natalie, Tackling child poverty Following an evidence session with the Auditor General for Scotland (AGS) on the joint Audit Scotland and Accounts Commission briefing on Tackling Child Poverty (the joint briefing) at its meeting on 6 October 2022, the Public Audit Committee held a roundtable evidence session with stakeholders on 10 November 2022.
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23 March 2023
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The UK Government’s 2020 consultation on proposed amendments to the CfD scheme stated that delivering benefits to local communities was to be supported and specifically asked “How can the government better ensure that the local impacts and benefits of renewable energy developments are taken into account across the whole of Great Britain?”.
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10 March 2023
20230309_MinGSCEB_EnvironmentalRegulationdraft_SSI
As my officials explained, these monies are paid into the Scottish Consolidated Fund (SCF), and I am happy to add some detail to that to answer Liam Kerr’s question on this matter. The SCF is the account in which receipts due to the Scottish Ministers are held, including penalties levied under the existing Environmental Regulation (Enforcement Measures) (Sc...
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8 March 2023
CabSecJV_response to 6 Feb letter re Utility Warrants in Scotland_27 February 2023
Each application is considered separately by a Justice of the Peace based on its individual facts and circumstances, taking into account the relevant statutory tests. In Scotland, no utility warrants are considered in bulk.
