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7 January 2025
CPG Nature Climate 28 Feb 2024 Minutes
Isobel Mercer: There have been comments around how members are concerned about pace and scale of change. Key point – advice on how best that can be navigated. There are concerns around the challenging timescales from nature/climate perspective.
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7 January 2025
BB20250107Rev
Budget Scrutiny 2025-26: The Committee will take evidence from— Stephen Boyle, Auditor General for Scotland; Fiona Diggle, Audit Manager, Performance Audit and Best Value, Audit Scotland; and then from— Garry McEwan, Director of Corporate Services, Food Standards Scotland; Mary Morgan, Chief Executive, NHS National Services Scotland; Chris Kerr, Corporate a...
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5 December 2024
BB20241205Rev
(S6O-04088) followed by Scottish Government Debate: Support for the Veterans and Armed Forces Community in Scotland S6M-15734 Graeme Dey: Support for the Veterans and Armed Forces Community in Scotland—That the Parliament recognises and acknowledges the importance of Scotland’s veterans and Armed Forces community and greatly values the significant contribution that it continues to make to society; further recognises that the contribution of veterans and their families continues and grows as they move back into the communities that they served, with their experiences positively enriching society and providing a valuable talent pool for employers, and agrees that the Scottish Government, cognisant of the important ongoing work of the Scottish Veterans Commissioner, should continue to work with partners across the public, private and third sectors to ensure that the veterans and Armed Forces community receives the best...
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19 November 2024
Minister for Housing Stage 1 Response Housing Scotland Bill
The Committee notes The Financial Memorandum which accompanied the Bill on its introduction to Parliament witnesses' concerns about the Financial set out the Government’s best estimates of the costs, savings and changes to revenues Memorandum (FM) as well as the to which the provisions in the Bill would give rise as required by rule 9.3.2 of the Standing Mi...
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22 July 2024
National Outcomes Graham Long additional submission
In terms of support for “international support” (Element 2.2), the SDGs offer a detailed account of how that support is best targeted, what forms it should take and what principles it should operate on. • Where alignment is weaker, adopting indicators that reflect the relevant SDG target would strengthen alignment (and constitute a more “active” alignment e...
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11 June 2024
FINAL_minutes_SPREEE_27Feb24 (002)
This would be tested through the passage of a bill and then a consultation on the secondary legislation that would deliver the standard in detail. 2 Finally, Neal noted that the consultation is also asking for views on how to ensure properties can join a local heat network where that is the best option and went on to emphasise that the Scottish Government h...
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3 May 2024
Disability Commissioner Scotland Bill 14 March 2024
As part of that role, NGBU has carried out an Equalities Impact Assessment (EQIA) for the Bill in order to ensure that best practice has been followed and that the Bill’s impact has been appropriately identified and considered.
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28 February 2024
From Cab Sec CEAC to Convener CEEAC Committee re questions 26 Jun 23
The Scottish Government is also in discussion with the Parliament to consider how best to operate in new scrutiny landscape following developments since the Brexit referendum, including timely and accurate updates on the operation of common frameworks and related exclusions processes, and the impact of the IMA on legislation at both the Sottish Parliament a...
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8 February 2024
TISHousingto2040Submission
Social housing in Scotland is amongst the best homes to live in the country according to the Energy Efficiency Standard for Social Housing (EESSH) data.
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8 February 2024
Budget 2024 25 Scottish Government 7 February 2024
The charges cover all types of environment load from air and water emissions, water abstraction through to waste recycling / disposal. This is best expressed as an example: for a large sewage treatment works subsistence fee the charge is up to £318,000 which reduces by the pollutant load.
