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Official Report
Meeting date:
14 December 1999
Procedures Committee, 14 Dec 1999
For the benefit of the official reporters, the correct spelling of threip is T-H-R-E-I-P—I would have thought that that was a word in everyday use up in their office, but apparently it is not.I have also received a letter from Irene McGugan, in which she points out that the chamber office will not accept a motion on the Scots language that is lodged in the ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 November 2004
Plenary, 24 Nov 2004
A couple of weeks ago, I attended an oil company's presentation on the world's energy needs and learned that trillions of dollars will be spent on R and D in the energy sector in the next 20 years.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 June 2005
Enterprise and Culture Committee, 28 Jun 2005
The first question is whether existing R and D programmes could be made more efficient.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 January 2005
Environment and Rural Development Committee, 26 Jan 2005
We must grasp opportunities. The rate of R and D expenditure shows that stimuli are probably needed, which is one reason why an important focus of the energy intermediary technology institute is on renewables.
Committee reports
Date published:
22 April 2022
Stage 1 Report on the Coronavirus (Recovery and Reform) (Scotland) Bill
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Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce
Alan McIntosh
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Dr Andrew Tickell and Professor Alison Britton
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East Renfrewshire Council
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Committee reports
Date published:
13 November 2019
Stage 1 Report on the Scottish Elections (Franchise and Representations) Bill
This will ensure that, in most cases, only those with a permanent address in Scotland will be able to vote and that temporary visitors and tourists will not be able to register. E[lectoral] R[egistration] O[fficers]s will assess residence as they do at present for existing voters.”ivPolicy Memorandum, paragraph 46
Lorna Gledhill, Scottish Refugee Council, e...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
28 October 2019
Brexit events timeline: Scottish Parliament engagement and scrutiny
Exiting the EU is a a major theme of the meeting.27 October 2016The Scottish Parliament debates the implications of the EU Referendum result for the environment and climate change.The Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Relations Committee takes evidence on the implications of the EU Referendum result for Scotland from Rt Hon David Mundell MP, UK Secretary of State for Scotland.1 November 2016The Scottish Parliament debates the implications of the EU Referendum for justice and security.The Economy, Jobs and Fair Work Committee takes evidence on the economic impact of leaving the European Union.3 November 2016The Equalities and Human Rights Committee begins an inquiry into the implications of Brexit for equalities and human rights in Scotland.The Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Relations Committee takes evidence on the implications of the EU Referendum result for Scotland.The High Court gives its judgement in R...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
7 December 2018
Pro-Poor or Pro-Rich? The social impact of local government budgets, 2016-17 to 2018-19
Annex A – Pro-Rich and Pro-Poor classification
Service HeadingServicePattern of use/ benefit1EducationPre-primary educationNeutral2EducationPrimary educationPro-Poor3EducationSecondary educationNeutral-Poor4EducationSpecial educationPro-Poor5EducationCommunity LearningPro-Rich6EducationOther non-school fundingNeutral-Poor7Cultural and related servicesMuseums and galleriesPro-Rich8Cultural and related servicesOther cultural and heritage servicesPro-Rich9Cultural and related servicesPromotional eventsNeutral-Rich10Cultural and related servicesOther tourismNeutral-Rich11Cultural and related servicesCountryside recreation and managementNeutral-Rich12Cultural and related servicesSport facilitiesNeutral-Rich13Cultural and related servicesCommunity parks and open spacesNeutral-Rich14Cultural and related servicesOther recreation and sportNeutral-Rich15Cultural and related servicesLibrary ServiceNeutral-Poor16Social workService StrategyPro-Poor17Social workChildren's PanelVery Pro-Poor18Social workChildren and familiesVery Pro-Poor19Social workOlder personsPro-Poor20Social workAdults with physical or sensory disabilitiesPro-Poor21Social workAdults with learning disabilitiesPro-Poor22Social workAdults with mental health needsPro-Poor23Social workAdults with other needsPro-Poor24Social workCriminal justice social work servicesPro-Poor25Roads and transportRoad constructionNeutral-Rich26Roads and transportWinter maintenanceNeutral-Rich27Roads and transportMaintenance & repairsNeutral-Rich28Roads and transportRoad lightingNeutral-Rich29Roads and transportSchool crossing patrolsNeutral-Rich30Roads and transportRoad Safety and Traffic CalmingNeutral-Rich31Roads and transportOther network and traffic management Neutral-Rich32Roads and transportParkingPro-Rich33Roads and transportLocal authority public transport Pro-Poor34Roads and transportNon-LA public transport: Concessionary faresPro-Poor35Roads and transportNon-LA public transport: Support to operators and voluntary groupsPro-Poor36Roads and transportNon-LA public transport: Co-ordinationBack Office37Environmental servicesTrading Standards - Citizens AdviceVery Pro-Poor38Environmental servicesTrading Standards - Other (Consumer Protection)Neutral39Environmental servicesWaste Management - Waste CollectionNeutral40Environmental servicesWaste Management - Waste DisposalNeutral41Environmental servicesWaste Management - OtherNeutral42Environmental servicesOther - Cemetery, cremation and mortuary servicesNeutral43Environmental servicesOther - Coast ProtectionNeutral44Environmental servicesOther - Flood defence and land drainageNeutral45Environmental servicesOther - Environmental HealthNeutral46Planning and economic developmentPlanning: Building controlPro-Rich47Planning and economic developmentPlanning: Development controlPro-Rich48Planning and economic developmentPlanning: PolicyPro-Rich49Planning and economic developmentPlanning: Environmental initiativesNeutral50Planning and economic developmentEconomic developmentNeutral51Non-HRA HousingAdministration of Housing AdvancesVery Pro-Poor52Non-HRA HousingRenovation and Improvement Grants (excl admin costs)Very Pro-Poor53Non-HRA HousingAdministration of Renovation and Improvement GrantsVery Pro-Poor54Non-HRA HousingOther Private Sector Housing RenewalVery Pro-Poor55Non-HRA HousingHousing Benefits: Rent AllowanceVery Pro-Poor56Non-HRA HousingHousing Benefits: Rent RebateVery Pro-Poor57Non-HRA HousingHomelessnessVery Pro-Poor58Non-HRA HousingHousing Support ServicesVery Pro-Poor59Non-HRA HousingWelfare ServicesVery Pro-Poor60Non-HRA HousingOther non-HRA Housing (excl. admin of Housing Benefits)Very Pro-Poor61Central servicesCouncil Tax Collection Back Office62Central servicesNon-Domestic Rates CollectionBack Office63Central servicesAdministration of Council Tax Reduction & Housing BenefitVery Pro-Poor64Central servicesEmergency PlanningNeutral65Central servicesLicensingNeutral66Central servicesConducting ElectionsNeutral67Central servicesRegistration of ElectorsNeutral68Central servicesNon-Domestic Lands ValuationBack Office69Central servicesCouncil Tax ValuationBack Office70Central servicesNon-Road LightingNeutral-Rich71Central servicesGeneral Grants, Bequests & DonationsPro-Poor72Central servicesRegistration of Births, Deaths & MarriagesNeutral73Central servicesCorporate and Democratic CoreBack Office74Central servicesEqual Pay/Single Status (prior year cost/provision only)Back Office75Central servicesNon Distributed CostsBack Office76Central servicesMiscellaneousBack Office77Other ExpenditureSurplus(-)/Deficit(+) on trading operations not already included Non-service Related78Other ExpenditureCapital expenditure charged to the General FundNon-service Related79Other ExpenditureInterest and Investment income (record a credit as a negative value)Non-service Related80Other ExpenditureStatutory repayment of debt - Loans fundNon-service Related81Other ExpenditureStatutory repayment of debt - Credit arrangements (Finance leases / PPP/PFI)Non-service Related82Other ExpenditureInterest payable and similar chargesNon-service Related83Other ExpenditurePremiums and discountsNon-service Related84Other ExpenditureDebt Management ExpensesNon-service Related85Other ExpenditureContingencyNon-service Related
Annex B – Local authorities grouped by budget pressure
Local authorities grouped by budget pressure 2018-19Budget pressure groupLocal authorityBudget pressure (savings as percentage of expenditure)Group 1 (greatest budget pressure)Clackmannanshire5.9%East Dunbartonshire5.1%Renfrewshire4.4%Scottish Borders4.3%Midlothian3.8%Angus3.7%Aberdeenshire3.6%West Lothian3.6%Group 2Moray3.2%Aberdeen City3.1%Eilean Siar2.5%Orkney2.3%South Ayrshire2.2%East Lothian2.2%South Lanarkshire2.2%Dumfries & Galloway2.1%Group 3Perth & Kinross2.1%Glasgow2.0%East Renfrewshire1.9%Highland1.8%Shetland1.7%Dundee City1.7%North Ayrshire1.6%Falkirk1.6%Group 4 (least budget pressure)Inverclyde1.6%Edinburgh1.5%Fife1.4%East Ayrshire1.3%Argyll & Bute1.0%Stirling0.8%West Dunbartonshire0.5%North Lanarkshire0.4%
Annex C – Local Authority Budget Documents
Local AuthorityBudget DocumentsAberdeen CityBudget Speech and Approved Budgets 2018/19Strategic Transformation CommitteeFull Business Case - January 2018AberdeenshireRevenue Budget 2018-2023AngusChange Programme Report – 15 February 2018Argyll & ButeRevenue Budget Overview 2018-19 to 2020-21Supplementary Pack - Budget Items from P&R...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
26 November 2018
The UK's Departure from the European Union - An overview of the Withdrawal Agreement
Retrieved from http://parliament.scot/parliamentarybusiness/report.aspx?r=11776&i=106601&c=2127327#ScotParlOR [accessed 15 November 2018]Quantifying the economic benefit that access to the Single Market in goods will give Northern Ireland compared to the rest of the UK (which will have a customs partnership with the EU) is complex.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 June 2001
Education, Culture and Sport Committee, 18 Jun 2001
Bu mhath leam a ràdh gur ann le co-mhaoin an CCG a tha sinn a' dèanamh nam prògraman foghlaim telebhisein san fharsaingeachd. We conduct some research.
