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Official Report
Meeting date:
15 February 2021
Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee 15 February 2021
We made what we considered to be, in our judgment, the best possible decision for the next few years.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 October 2020
Education and Skills Committee 07 October 2020
In her first answer to Iain Gray, she said that the current proposal on the waiver is not best practice. Is it only not best practice, or is it a breach of the human rights conventions?
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 December 2019
Public Petitions Committee 19 December 2019
Tense situations and situations of conflict in our schools are best addressed by the de-escalation of the tensions involved.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 September 2019
Finance and Constitution Committee 18 September 2019
One is looking for a system that is so structured that one feels reasonably confident that it is not in the best interests of organisations to look to breach the rules; it must be in organisations’ best interests to look to comply.
Official Report
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30 October 2018
Justice Committee 30 October 2018
Again, I think that changes to the regulations are best considered fully through the review.
Official Report
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17 January 2017
Health and Sport Committee 17 January 2017
The important point on that is that our health system and our approval process through the Scottish Medicines Consortium try to achieve the best and fairest price. There is a responsibility on the pharmaceutical industry to offer the best price.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 February 2026
Meeting of the Parliament 18 February 2026 [Draft]
To single out one person is perhaps not the best thing to do, but I want to credit David Ross and the stop the Moray Firth FLOW-Park Facebook page.
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2 April 2025
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Supported by: Sharon Dowey*, Miles Briggs*, Brian Whittle*, Meghan Gallacher*, Alexander Stewart*, Bill Kidd*, Douglas Ross*, Russell Findlay*, Tim Eagle*, Sandesh Gulhane*, Elena Whitham*, Jeremy Balfour*, Pam Gosal* *S6M-17037 Annie Wells: Texas's Sharleen Spiteri and BBC Newsreader to Receive Honorary Degrees from University of Glasgow—That the Parliament congratulates Sharleen Spiteri, frontwoman of the iconic Scottish band, Texas, and BBC newsreader, Sally Magnusson, on being awarded honorary degrees from the University of Glasgow; notes that the honorary Doctor of Music will be conferred on Sharleen Spiteri in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the music industry, spanning decades of success both as a performer and songwriter; Thursday 3 April 2025 11 Today's Business Future Business Motions & Questions Legislation Other Gnothaichean an-diugh Gnothaichean ri teachd Gluasadan agus Ceistean Reachdas Eile Motions | Gluasadan acknowledges the remarkable career of Sally Magnusson, who will receive an honorary Doctor of Letters for her significant achievements in journalism, broadcasting and literature; notes that these awards will be presented at the university’s Commemoration Day ceremony on 18 June 2025, which celebrates the founding of the university in 1451; commends the University of Glasgow for recognising the accomplishments of individuals who, it believes, have made notable contributions to the arts, humanities, politics and science, and sends its best...
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1 April 2025
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*S6M-16975 Alexander Burnett: Jamie and Jo Embark on a Pilgrimage Around the British Isles—That the Parliament congratulates Jamie and Jo on their planned pilgrimage around the British Isles; understands that the sailing yacht, Sea Fever II, will disembark from Devon in May 2025 and begin its journey around England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland; commends Jamie and Jo as they begin their 300-day sailing voyage over the course of three summers, to visit sites of pilgrimage and stop in towns and villages to connect with people and pray; understands that the journey will cover around 3,000 miles and will be supporting the Morning Star Trust, a UK sailing charity that inspires young people through youth work at sea; congratulates Jamie and Jo as they begin the first 100 days of their “prayer sail”, and wishes them all the best...
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26 September 2023
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Supported by: Kenneth Gibson*, Colin Beattie*, Jeremy Balfour*, Emma Harper*, Sandesh Gulhane*, Monica Lennon*, Bill Kidd*, David Torrance*, Kevin Stewart*, Annabelle Ewing* *S6M-10566 Douglas Ross: Hotel 1881 Archiestown Voted Family Run Business of the Year—That the Parliament congratulates Lauren and Steph Murray, from Hotel 1881 Archiestown, on being named Family Run Business of the Year at the Scottish Women’s Awards 2023; understands that this prestigious annual event, now in its fifth year, continues to be a platform for recognising and celebrating the remarkable women who are defining excellence in their respective fields; further understands that, situated in the heart of the village of Archiestown, Hotel 1881 enjoys well-deserved Conservation Village status and a place in Scottish architectural history; believes that this makes the unique hotel the perfect place to relax and unwind; commends Lauren and Steph on this well-deserved award, and wishes everyone at Hotel 1881 all the best...
