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10 January 2025
NTS response to 202526 SG budget
N ational Theatre of Scotland, summary response to the Scottish Government Budget 2025/26.
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1 June 2023
Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service
The costs in each trust case can vary, depending on whether or not the petition is defended, and the different stages in procedure reached in the case. I n an undefended trust action, there would simply be the initial court registration fee.
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26 January 2023
Annual Return 2021 to 2022
This includes donations, gifts, hospitality or visits and material assistance such as secretariat support. N/A Convener Contact Details Beatrice Wishart MSP Name MG.06 Parliamentary address 01313486296 Telephone number
Nordic Countries Annual Return 2021 to 2022.
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1 December 2022
Annual Return 2021 to 2022
Catriona Stewart OBE Steve Billingham Rachel Birch Fiona Clarke National Autistic Society Scotland Organisations Scottish Autism ARGH AMASE Autism and Neurodiversity North Scotland Edinburgh Lothian Asperger Society Autism Initiatives HOPE for Autism The M Word The Autism Network Education Scotland PASDA Autistic Knowledge Development CIC Autistic Flair Perth Autism Support Salvesen Mindroom Centre The Richmond Fellowship Scotland Shared Lives Plus NASUWT Autistic Knowledge Development CIC Edinburgh Lothian Asperger Society The Autism Network Scottish Ethnic Minority Autistics Group Office Bearers Convener Alexander Burnett MSP Deputy Daniel Johnson MSP Convener National Autistic Society Scotland Secretary Scottish Autism Marion McLaughlin Treasurer N...
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11 November 2022
SPCB Minute 27 October 2022
The SPCB approved two requests for overnight accommodation costs that exceeded the Allowances standard rate. 2 N on-Government Bills Unit – Paper 67 10.
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22 March 2022
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Scottish Fiscal Commission, The Governor’s House For general enquiries: Regent Road, Edinburgh, EH1 3DE [email protected] I n order for the Scottish Government’s MTFS and RSR to accurately reflect future social security spending it is important that the forecasts of spending include estimates of any changes in spending arising from the Scottish Gov...
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31 March 2023
Future Agriculture policy RSPB supplementary evidence 9 March 2023
Greater emphasis on supporting services Direct payments have very o B u e weak environmental t t c t Budget re-allocation e o ‘conditions’ and there is no 30 r t B m 300 ) r e a e e focus on transformation n % i t s n ( t v e i i n t r r 25 o g e 250 a n g d m v d i e u c 20 n e b t 200 a & e s l h n Too little money is spent t 15 o i f l on nature restoration l 150 o i n m and emissions reduction 10 oi £ tr 100 o 5 por 50 P 0 0 Figure 1: Farm support payments in 2019 by scheme (£m).
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20 April 2021
Annual report operation Lobbying Act 2016
The first quarter and final quarter are not full 3-month periods. 2000 1751 1800 1664 1581 1600 1448 1446 1424 1315 1400 1200 966 1000 800 640 600 400 200 46 0 0 8 8 9 9 0 8 9 9 8 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 r r c c p p n n n a a a e e e e u u u J J J S S D D M - - M M - - - - l - - r l l 2 t t i 1 r n n u u p c c 1 3 J J - a a p - A O O r J J 2 A p 1 A The table below shows the total number of published returns, split between substantive Information Returns and ‘nil’ Information Returns, by 12 June 2020. 12000 10619 10000 8000 6000 4000 1662 20000 Substantive returns Nil returns Highlights • Published Information Returns since 12 March 2018 average 455 per month. • There has been an increase in the proportion of nil returns published since last year to 14% of all returns (up from 10%). 14 Information Returns by organisational type The chart below shows the same published Information Returns, split into different types of organisation. 5000 4621 4500 Substantive Returns Nils 4000 3500 3000 2843 2702 2500 2000 1500 1000 813 409 500 340 326 72 42 32 30 23 19 15 5 5 4 0 0 l y p y y y n n i y a n t d d o o h d u a e i i s o o i t o d p r n c i b B a B e i U o v m e y c n S y d r o t v o c i r n C o s i t a t a s a c u P d t A i o t n y a v a g t e t p i d n s l S i / i A s e r t b r r e u n a p o i d o e e L a t H d r s R d t n u e e r e t l i p T o e , m S y i d t L i nI rahC Highlights • The largest percentage of overall Information Returns now published by organisational type remains Charity, Trust or Advocacy Body with 5030 (at 41% up slightly from 40% last year). • This was followed by Company at 3656 (at 30% up slightly from 29%) and Representative Body at 3028 (remaining at 25%). 15 Information Returns by sector The tables on the following two pages show published Information Returns split into different types of sector – first, substantive returns and secondly, nil returns.
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16 November 2020
SPCB2020Paper_057 Annex
The first quarter and final quarter are not full 3-month periods. 2000 1751 1800 1664 1581 1600 1448 1446 1424 1315 1400 1200 966 1000 800 640 600 400 200 46 0 0 8 8 9 9 0 8 9 9 8 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 r r c c p p n n n a a a e e e e u u u J J J S S D D M - - M M - - - - l - - r l l 2 t t i 1 r n n u u p c c 1 3 J J - a a p - A O O r J J 2 A p 1 A The table below shows the total number of published returns, split between substantive Information Returns and ‘nil’ Information Returns, by 12 June 2020. 12000 10619 10000 8000 6000 4000 1662 20000 Substantive returns Nil returns Highlights • Published Information Returns since 12 March 2018 average 455 per month. • There has been an increase in the proportion of nil returns published since last year to 14% of all returns (up from 10%). 14 Information Returns by organisational type The chart below shows the same published Information Returns, split into different types of organisation. 5000 4621 4500 Substantive Returns Nils 4000 3500 3000 2843 2702 2500 2000 1500 1000 813 409 500 340 326 72 42 32 30 23 19 15 5 5 4 0 0 l y p y y y n n i y a n t d d o o h d u a e i i s o o i t o d p r n c i b B a B e i U o v m e y c n S y d r o t v o c i r n C o s i t a t a s a c u P d t A i o t n y a v a g t e t p i d n s l S i / i A s e r t b r r e u n a p o i d o e e L a t H d r s R d t n u e e r e t l i p T o e , m S y i d t L i nI rahC Highlights • The largest percentage of overall Information Returns now published by organisational type remains Charity, Trust or Advocacy Body with 5030 (at 41% up slightly from 40% last year). • This was followed by Company at 3656 (at 30% up slightly from 29%) and Representative Body at 3028 (remaining at 25%). 15 Information Returns by sector The tables on the following two pages show published Information Returns split into different types of sector – first, substantive returns and secondly, nil returns.
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12 March 2026
Chief Executives Report March 2026
Lobbying Register Green Improved • N/a David McGill SRO: Billy McLaren End date: October 2026 Chamber Dias Green No change • SPCB reviewed and supported the project in October 2025.
