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17 June 2025
SPBill74ENS062025
In this case, a children’s hearing must be arranged to take place no later the third day after the receipt of information (as is the case currently). 82.
Last updated:
17 June 2025
SPBill39BS062025
.”, (c) subsection (3) is repealed, (zda) in subsection (4), for “may” substitute “must publish and”, (zdb) after subsection (4) insert— 14 Scottish Languages Bill Part 1—Gaelic Chapter 1—Support for the Gaelic language “(4A) On receipt of the report, the Scottish Ministers must lay a copy of the report before the Scottish Parliament.”, (da) for subsection (5) substitute— “(5) On receipt of the report, if the Scottish Ministers accept the Bòrd’s conclusion, 5 they must, if they consider it necessary or expedient to do so, direct the authority in question to implement any or all of the measures in its Gaelic language plan by the date specified in the direction.”, (db) in subsection (6), for “(5)(b)” substitute “(5)”. (6) After section 7 insert— 10 “7A Guidance and directions by Scottish Ministers 1 (1) The Scottish Ministers may give guidance to relevant public authorities relating to Gaelic language plans. (2) A relevant public authority must have regard to any guidance given by the Scottish Ministers under subsection (1).”. 15 (7) Section 8 (guidance, assistance, etc. by the Bòrd) is repealed.
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11 June 2025
SPBill52AS062025
Conduct of reviews 17 Carrying out of review 35 (1) Where the outcome of consideration of a death under section 16 is that a domestic homicide or suicide review is to be carried out in respect of the death, the chair of the review oversight committee must establish a case review panel to carry out the review. (2) Where the committee considers it appropriate to do so, it may— (a) establish a panel to carry out a combined review of two or more deaths, 26 Criminal Justice Modernisation and Abusive Domestic Behaviour Reviews (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Domestic homicide and suicide reviews (b) instruct the panel to carry out its review in conjunction with a review of another type being carried out by someone else into circumstances relating to the death in question. (3) In respect of each domestic homicide or suicide review, the committee— 5 (a) must specify the terms on which the review is to be undertaken (the review’s “terms of reference”), and (b) may modify the terms of reference as it considers appropriate. (3A) Where the remit of a review is expanded under section 16A, the terms of reference must reflect the expansion. 10 (3B) The terms of reference of a review may be modified under subsection (3)(b) so as to 1 set any remit which could have been set following consideration under section 16A, but subsection (5) of that section applies to any expansion of the remit by modification as it applies to any expansion of the remit under that section. (4) The committee must ensure that the panel established to carry out a review— 15 (a) makes satisfactory progress in doing so, (b) acts in accordance with the review’s terms of reference, and (c) suspends, discontinues or resumes its review in accordance with any notice received by the committee under section 18. (5) The Scottish Ministers may reimburse the expenses reasonably incurred by any person 20 who participates in a domestic homicide or suicide review. 18 Lord Advocate’s power to order suspension or discontinuation of review proceedings (1) The Lord Advocate may at any time order the suspension of consideration of a death under section 16, or of a domestic homicide or suicide review, for such period as appears to the Lord Advocate to be necessary to allow for— 25 (a) the completion of any other investigation, or (b) the determination of any criminal proceedings, or any relevant inquiry, which the Lord Advocate considers to be connected. (2) The Lord Advocate may at any time order the discontinuation of consideration of a death under section 16, or of a domestic homicide or suicide review, where the Lord 30 Advocate has concluded that it is appropriate to do so in light of— (a) any other investigation, or (b) any criminal proceedings, or any relevant inquiry. (3) The powers conferred by subsections (1) and (2) are exercised by the Lord Advocate giving written notice to the review oversight committee, setting out the Lord Advocate’s 35 reasons for exercising the power. (4) Before exercising a power conferred by subsection (1) or (2), the Lord Advocate must consult the chair of the review oversight committee. (5) A notice under subsection (1)— (a) may be given whether or not the investigation, criminal proceedings or inquiry 40 has begun, and 27 Criminal Justice Modernisation and Abusive Domestic Behaviour Reviews (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Domestic homicide and suicide reviews (b) may order the suspension of consideration of a death under section 16, or of a domestic homicide or suicide review, until— (i) a day specified in the notice, (ii) the happening of a specified event, or 5 (iii) the giving by the Lord Advocate of a further notice to the committee. (6) Where the Lord Advocate gives a notice under subsection (1), (2) or (5)(b)(iii), the Lord Advocate must provide the Scottish Ministers with a copy of it. (7) For the purposes of this section— (b) consideration of a death under section 16 is to be taken to commence upon receipt...
Last updated:
10 December 2024
SPBill40BS062024
Power of judicial factor to require information 12 Power of judicial factor to require information 15 (1) A judicial factor may serve written notice on any person requesting that the person supply such information specified in the notice as the judicial factor reasonably considers relevant to the judicial factor’s functions. (2) A notice sent under subsection (1) must be accompanied by a certified copy of the appointing interlocutor. 20 (3) A person who receives notice under subsection (1), other than a person mentioned in subsection (4), must comply with the notice without delay. (4) That person is— (a) a body to which paragraph 3 (reserved bodies) of Part III of schedule 5 of the Scotland Act 1998 applies, 25 (b) a Minister of the Crown, (c) a department of the Government of the United Kingdom, or (d) a public body operating wholly in relation to a reserved matter within the meaning of the Scotland Act 1998. (5) A person who, having received notice under subsection (1), directs the judicial factor 30 without delay to means by which the information can be obtained (either or both)— (a) under any other enactment, (b) free of charge, is to be treated as having complied with the notice. (6) A person complying with notice under subsection (1) may charge the judicial factor a 35 fee for supplying the information if that person is entitled under any other enactment to charge a fee for supplying the relevant information. (7) Nothing in this section authorises the making of a disclosure that contravenes the data protection legislation (but in determining whether a disclosure would do so, the provision 10 Judicial Factors (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Functions of judicial factor made in this Act enabling or requiring the disclosure of information is to be taken into account). (8) In this section, “data protection legislation” has the meaning given by section 3(9) of the Data Protection Act 2018. 5 Ingathering 13 Ingathering (1) A judicial factor must ingather the factory estate. (2) The judicial factor may take such action as is necessary to complete title to property vested in the judicial factor by virtue of section 7. 10 (3) The judicial factor must— 1 (a) on becoming aware that a person is a creditor or debtor of the factory estate, inform that person of the judicial factor’s appointment, (b) ensure that financial assets forming part of the factory estate can be readily identified as being held by the judicial factor in the capacity of judicial factor. 15 Inventory and management plan 14 Inventory of estate (1) A judicial factor must, no later than 6 months after the appointment date, send to the Accountant— (a) an inventory of the factory estate, 20 (b) any accompanying documents required by rules of court. (2) As soon as reasonably practicable following receipt...
Last updated:
19 November 2024
SPBill40AS062024
Power of judicial factor to require information 12 Power of judicial factor to require information 10 (1) A judicial factor may serve written notice on any person requesting that the person 1 supply such information specified in the notice as the judicial factor reasonably considers relevant to the judicial factor’s functions. (2) A notice sent under subsection (1) must be accompanied by a certified copy of the appointing interlocutor. 15 (3) A person who receives notice under subsection (1), other than a person mentioned in subsection (4), must comply with the notice without delay. (4) That person is— (a) a body to which paragraph 3 (reserved bodies) of Part III of schedule 5 of the Scotland Act 1998 applies, 20 (b) a Minister of the Crown, (c) a department of the Government of the United Kingdom, or (d) a public body operating wholly in relation to a reserved matter within the meaning of the Scotland Act 1998. (5) A person who, having received notice under subsection (1), directs the judicial factor 25 without delay to means by which the information can be obtained (either or both)— (a) under any other enactment, (b) free of charge, is to be treated as having complied with the notice. (6) A person complying with notice under subsection (1) may charge the judicial factor a 30 fee for supplying the information if that person is entitled under any other enactment to charge a fee for supplying the relevant information. (7) Nothing in this section authorises the making of a disclosure that contravenes the data protection legislation (but in determining whether a disclosure would do so, the provision made in this Act enabling or requiring the disclosure of information is to be taken into 35 account). (8) In this section, “data protection legislation” has the meaning given by section 3(9) of the Data Protection Act 2018. 10 Judicial Factors (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Functions of judicial factor Ingathering 13 Ingathering (1) A judicial factor must ingather the factory estate. (2) The judicial factor may take such action as is necessary to complete title to property 5 vested in the judicial factor by virtue of section 7. (3) The judicial factor must— (a) on becoming aware that a person is a creditor or debtor of the factory estate, inform that person of the judicial factor’s appointment, (b) ensure that financial assets forming part of the factory estate can be readily 10 identified as being held by the judicial factor in the capacity of judicial factor. 1 management plan Inventory and 14 Inventory of estate (1) A judicial factor must, no later than 6 months after the appointment date, send to the Accountant— 15 (a) an inventory of the factory estate, (b) any accompanying documents required by rules of court. (2) As soon as reasonably practicable following receipt...
Last updated:
19 January 2023
BB20230120
S6W-14091 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the commitment in its Digital Health and Care Strategy, what it is doing to develop digital services in support of those in receipt of care at home. S6W-14092 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the commitment in its Digital Health and Care Strategy, what it has done to enab...
Last updated:
19 January 2023
BB20230120
S6W-14091 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the commitment in its Digital Health and Care Strategy, what it is doing to develop digital services in support of those in receipt of care at home. S6W-14092 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the commitment in its Digital Health and Care Strategy, what it has done to enab...
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 June 2012
Rural Affairs, Climate Change and Environment Committee 26 June 2012
“Code of Practice on Non-Native Species” The next agenda item is evidence from the minister, with the same panel of officials, on the “Code of Practice on Non-Native Species”.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 October 2015
Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee 01 October 2015
In reaching the decision on sanctions, the committee was mindful of the fact that James Kelly acknowledged that he had breached the code and stated that the breach was inadvertent.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 February 2022
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 02 February 2022
Because Wales does not provide a QR code for a single dose, he is still classed as unvaccinated for travel.
