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6 June 2025
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This section provides for certain buildings to be “exempt new residential units”, that is buildings, or parts of buildings, which would otherwise be classified as intended for use as a dwelling or other accommodation, but are not to be so treated on the basis that their intended use is listed here. The list is made up of— • Pre-existing residences, provided...
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6 June 2025
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The list is made up of— 5 This document relates to the Building Safety Levy (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 73) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 5 June 2025 • Pre-existing residences, provided the works have not resulted in a different number of dwellings than were in existence beforehand; • social housing, that is a building to be let under a Scottish ...
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3 January 2025
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S6W-32780 Monica Lennon: To ask the Scottish Government what assessment it has made of reports that alcohol-related hospital admissions continue to be below pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels. S6W-32781 Monica Lennon: To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to the Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems (SHAAP) report, Exploring the delivery of alc...
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28 November 2024
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S6M-14585: Keith Brown: Transparency of Political Donations in the UK— That the Parliament notes the reported £4 million donation made to the UK Labour Party by Quadrature Capital, a company that, it understands, has significant investments in fossil fuels, arms manufacturing and private healthcare firms, and which is owned by a firm registered in the Cayman Islands; understands that, according to Electoral Commission records, this donation was received in the one-week window between the announcement of the 2024 UK General Election and the start of the pre...
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15 November 2024
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S6M-14585: Keith Brown: Transparency of Political Donations in the UK— That the Parliament notes the reported £4 million donation made to the UK Labour Party by Quadrature Capital, a company that, it understands, has significant investments in fossil fuels, arms manufacturing and private healthcare firms, and which is owned by a firm registered in the Cayman Islands; understands that, according to Electoral Commission records, this donation was received in the one-week window between the announcement of the 2024 UK General Election and the start of the pre...
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27 June 2024
Report on the 53rd British Islands and Mediterranean Regional Conference
Cyril Gunnell, President CPA St Helena Branch, Anita Legg, Branch Secretary, and other Elected Members Transported to Hotels in Jamestown (Accompanied by a Host member) 15.30 Registration at the Council Chamber, The Castle 18.30 Meet and Greet Buffet Supper Hosted by Members of the Legislative Council of Saint Helena Sunday 19 May St Helena’s Day celebrations Monday 20 May 09.00 Official Opening Ceremony of the Conference Welcome Introduction Hon Julie Thomas, Chief Minister Opening Address Hon Cyril Gunnell, President, CPA St Helena Branch Followed by Group Photograph in the Castle Gardens Delegates and Host 10.30 Update on CPA Matters – Ian Liddell-Grainger MP 11.00 Annual General Meeting Sarah Dickson (Regional Secretary), Stuart McMillan MSP and Deputy Mary Le Hegarat (Regional Reps) and Jeremy Balfour MSP (CPwD Regional Rep) 12.30 Lunch 13.30 1st Plenary: Digital Reforms and Artificial Intelligence Chairperson: Hon Andrew Turner Guest Speakers: Gareth Drabble (SHG), Lord Lisvane, Natasha Ashgar MS Secretary: Al Davies Question and Answer session 15.00 Networking and refreshments nd Plenary: Decentralised Finance DeFi (International finance and 15.30 2legal framework) Chairperson: Hon Christine Scipio Guest Speakers: Minister Mark Brooks, Damien Burns (SHG), Hon Roy Clinton, Hon Giovanni Origo Secretary: Simon Ross 26 Q uestion and Answer session 17.00 Close 19.00 Dinner Hosted by Members of the Legislative Council of Saint Helena Tuesday 21 May – Public Holiday Pre...
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10 June 2024
Financial Memorandum Civil Litigation (Expenses and Group Proceedings) (Scotland) Bill
Third party funding refers to the provision of financial support for a litigation by individuals or companies with no pre-existing interest in the litigation.
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9 May 2024
Additional written evidenc from Scottish Commission for People with Disabilities
The experience from the Supported Internship Programmes in England and Wales is that Access to Work has an important role supporting people both pre- and post-employment, in particular dealing with sporadic issues and in-career development.
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19 April 2024
Chief Executive Report March 2024
Rural Affairs and Islands Committee The Rural Affairs and Islands Committee started the year taking evidence from the Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs, Land Reform and Islands on the Scottish Government’s budget and its response to the Committee’s pre- budget input. The Committee’s main focus between January and March was scrutiny of primary legislation....
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15 April 2024
Judicial Factors Bill summary of call for views
Therefore there is already adequate alternative remedies to prevent third parties suffering loss from errors or fraud within a Solicitor's office without the need of pre-emptive confiscation of personal property.”
