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4 December 2023
SPSOLetter27November
However, the introduction of additional support measures, may have contributed. The economic context and the link with inflation and other factors, may be having an impact but that is far from clear. 13.3.
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22 November 2023
ELC DGEJ to PAC 20 Nov 2023
The SEEMiS Project Review Board approved a proposed two-phase approach to development by SEEMiS, whereby Phase 1 will go live with staff record functionality in May 2024, followed by child record functionality in Phase 2 in October 2024.
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23 October 2023
Annual Return 2022 to 2023
Professor Colin Howie, University of Edinburgh Wednesday 3 May 6-8pm Attendance MSP: 3 Non-MSP: 29 Election of new secretariat & deputy convener Alan McGinley (Versus Arthritis) self-nominated for secretariat on interim basis.
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20 October 2023
UK SI Heavy Goods Vehicles 18 October 2023
In the event tolls or charging scheme were to be introduced in Scotland, at the Scottish Ministers may consider the application of EU requirements on road charges similar to those in the HGV Regulations if required.
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9 October 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 2 May 2023
Agenda item 4 – item eleeven: Date o Neist Gaitherin st nd Will be 1 or 2 Tuesday of September. 5
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Minutes of the meeting held on 2 May 2023.
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4 October 2023
STUC Written Submission Scottish Employment Injuries Advisory Council Bill
The devolution of IIDB to Scotland presents the Scottish Government with an opportunity to build and deliver a system which is reflective of the diseases, illnesses st and complexities of the 21 century Scottish modern-day workforce, and a scheme that truly supports all workers if the worst at work may occur. As well as complementing the development of a fairer and more equitable scheme in Scotland - the development of a separate advisory council would also be in line with the Scottish Governments commitments to Fair Work. st Workers need an injury benefit fit for the 21 century, tackling the illnesses and diseases workers are facing right now and a Council that is flexible, prepared, and resourced to consider illness, injury, and diseases, that may emerge in the future.
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2 October 2023
STUC Submission Scottish Employment Injuries Advisory Council Bill
The devolution of IIDB to Scotland presents the Scottish Government with an opportunity to build and deliver a system which is reflective of the diseases, illnesses st and complexities of the 21 century scottish modern-day workforce, and a scheme that truly supports all workers if the worst at work may occur. As well as complementing the development of a fairer and more equitable scheme in Scotland - the development of a separate advisory council would also be in line with the Scottish Governments commitments to Fair Work. st Workers need an injury benefit fit for the 21 century, tackling the illnesses and diseases workers are facing right now and a Council that is flexible, prepared, and resourced to consider illness, injury, and diseases, that may emerge in the future.
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11 September 2023
AnnualReturnForm CPG on Food Sept 2023docx
There were presentations from: • Pete Ritchie, Executive Director, Nourish Scotland • Professor Colin Campbell, Chief Executive Officer, James Hutton Institute • Iain Clunie, Net Zero Programme Director, Food and Drink Federation Scotland This was followed by an open debate. 17 May 2023 Attendance 4 MSPs, 50 non-MSPs.
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31 August 2023
63 Moray Council
The availability of funding such as the proposed visitor levy to support organisations of this nature and as such regional opportunities for culture and tourism will be crucial and the fiscal arrangements for such funding need to developed at a strategic national level. • The Moray Council is currently exploring alternative models of delivery in regards to culture provision within these stagnant funding envelopes. This may...
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30 August 2023
63 Moray Council
The availability of funding such as the proposed visitor levy to support organisations of this nature and as such regional opportunities for culture and tourism will be crucial and the fiscal arrangements for such funding need to developed at a strategic national level. • The Moray Council is currently exploring alternative models of delivery in regards to culture provision within these stagnant funding envelopes. This may...
