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29 September 2020
Standing Orders 5th Edition 1st Revision
In the following cases the Presiding Officer shall, subject to paragraph 3, put the question immediately after closing the debate on the motion in relation to that v5 Chapter 11 Rule 11.3 s question or, if there is no debate on the motion, immediately after the motion is moved— (a) a motion seeking the agreement of the Parliament to the First Minister’s recommendation for the appointment of a person as Lord Advocate or Solicitor General for Scotland under Rule 4.3 or for the removal of a person as Lord Advocate or Solicitor General for Scotland under Rule 4.4; (b) a motion seeking the agreement of the Parliament that a person be appointed a Minister under Rule 4.6 or a junior Scottish Minister under Rule 4.7; (c) a business motion; (d) a motion for the closure or extension of a debate; (e) a motion for the adjournment of a debate; (eza) a motion for a Scottish rate resolution under Rule 8.10, or a motion to cancel such a resolution; (ea) a motion under Rule 9.6.3A that is moved on the day the general principles of the Bill referred to in the motion are to be considered; (f) a motion under Rule 9.6.5; (fa) a motion under Rule 9A.8.9; (fb) a motion under Rule 9C.10.13; (g) a motion under Rule 9.8.5, 5C or 6; (ga) a motion under Rule 9A.10.5 to determine the order in which amendments are to be disposed of or to adjourn the remaining Final Stage proceedings on a Private Bill, or a motion under Rule 9A.10.6; (gb) a motion under Rule 9C.12.6 to determine the order in which amendments are to be disposed of, or a motion under Rule 9C.12.9 or Rule 9C.12.11; (h) a motion under Rule 9.21.1 or any motion in relation to an Emergency Bill; (i) a motion for the exclusion of a member; (j) a motion for the adjournment or closure of a meeting of the Parliament; (k...
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26 October 2020
Standing Orders of the Scottish Parliament - 5th Edition 7th Revision - September 2019
In the following cases the Presiding Officer shall, subject to paragraph 3, put the question immediately after closing the debate on the motion in relation to that 5th Edition, 7th Revision, 3 September 2019 question or, if there is no debate on the motion, immediately after the motion is moved— (a) a motion seeking the agreement of the Parliament to the First Minister’s recommendation for the appointment of a person as Lord Advocate or Solicitor General for Scotland under Rule 4.3 or for the removal of a person as Lord Advocate or Solicitor General for Scotland under Rule 4.4; (b) a motion seeking the agreement of the Parliament that a person be appointed a Minister under Rule 4.6 or a junior Scottish Minister under Rule 4.7; (c) a business motion; (d) a motion for the closure or extension of a debate; (e) a motion for the adjournment of a debate; (eza) a motion for a Scottish rate resolution under Rule 8.10, or a motion to cancel such a resolution; (ea) a motion under Rule 9.6.3A that is moved on the day the general principles of the Bill referred to in the motion are to be considered; (f) a motion under Rule 9.6.5; (fa) a motion under Rule 9A.8.9; (fb) a motion under Rule 9C.10.13; (g) a motion under Rule 9.8.5, 5C or 6; (ga) a motion under Rule 9A.10.5 to determine the order in which amendments are to be disposed of or to adjourn the remaining Final Stage proceedings on a Private Bill, or a motion under Rule 9A.10.6; (gb) a motion under Rule 9C.12.6 to determine the order in which amendments are to be disposed of, or a motion under Rule 9C.12.9 or Rule 9C.12.11; (h) a motion under Rule 9.21.1 or any motion in relation to an Emergency Bill; (i) a motion for the exclusion of a member; (j) a motion for the adjournment or closure of a meeting of the Parliament; (k...
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26 October 2020
Standing Orders of the Scottish Parliament - 5th Edition 7th Revision - September 2019
In the following cases the Presiding Officer shall, subject to paragraph 3, put the question immediately after closing the debate on the motion in relation to that 5th Edition, 7th Revision, 3 September 2019 question or, if there is no debate on the motion, immediately after the motion is moved— (a) a motion seeking the agreement of the Parliament to the First Minister’s recommendation for the appointment of a person as Lord Advocate or Solicitor General for Scotland under Rule 4.3 or for the removal of a person as Lord Advocate or Solicitor General for Scotland under Rule 4.4; (b) a motion seeking the agreement of the Parliament that a person be appointed a Minister under Rule 4.6 or a junior Scottish Minister under Rule 4.7; (c) a business motion; (d) a motion for the closure or extension of a debate; (e) a motion for the adjournment of a debate; (eza) a motion for a Scottish rate resolution under Rule 8.10, or a motion to cancel such a resolution; (ea) a motion under Rule 9.6.3A that is moved on the day the general principles of the Bill referred to in the motion are to be considered; (f) a motion under Rule 9.6.5; (fa) a motion under Rule 9A.8.9; (fb) a motion under Rule 9C.10.13; (g) a motion under Rule 9.8.5, 5C or 6; (ga) a motion under Rule 9A.10.5 to determine the order in which amendments are to be disposed of or to adjourn the remaining Final Stage proceedings on a Private Bill, or a motion under Rule 9A.10.6; (gb) a motion under Rule 9C.12.6 to determine the order in which amendments are to be disposed of, or a motion under Rule 9C.12.9 or Rule 9C.12.11; (h) a motion under Rule 9.21.1 or any motion in relation to an Emergency Bill; (i) a motion for the exclusion of a member; (j) a motion for the adjournment or closure of a meeting of the Parliament; (k...
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30 September 2020
Standing Orders 5th Edition 6th Revision
In the following cases the Presiding Officer shall, subject to paragraph 3, put the question immediately after closing the debate on the motion in relation to that 5th Edition, 6th Revision, 9 May 2018 question or, if there is no debate on the motion, immediately after the motion is moved— (a) a motion seeking the agreement of the Parliament to the First Minister’s recommendation for the appointment of a person as Lord Advocate or Solicitor General for Scotland under Rule 4.3 or for the removal of a person as Lord Advocate or Solicitor General for Scotland under Rule 4.4; (b) a motion seeking the agreement of the Parliament that a person be appointed a Minister under Rule 4.6 or a junior Scottish Minister under Rule 4.7; (c) a business motion; (d) a motion for the closure or extension of a debate; (e) a motion for the adjournment of a debate; (eza) a motion for a Scottish rate resolution under Rule 8.10, or a motion to cancel such a resolution; (ea) a motion under Rule 9.6.3A that is moved on the day the general principles of the Bill referred to in the motion are to be considered; (f) a motion under Rule 9.6.5; (fa) a motion under Rule 9A.8.9; (fb) a motion under Rule 9C.10.13; (g) a motion under Rule 9.8.5, 5C or 6; (ga) a motion under Rule 9A.10.5 to determine the order in which amendments are to be disposed of or to adjourn the remaining Final Stage proceedings on a Private Bill, or a motion under Rule 9A.10.6; (gb) a motion under Rule 9C.12.6 to determine the order in which amendments are to be disposed of, or a motion under Rule 9C.12.9 or Rule 9C.12.11; (h) a motion under Rule 9.21.1 or any motion in relation to an Emergency Bill; (i) a motion for the exclusion of a member; (j) a motion for the adjournment or closure of a meeting of the Parliament; (k...
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30 September 2020
Standing Orders 5th Edition 5th Revision
In the following cases the Presiding Officer shall, subject to paragraph 3, put the question immediately after closing the debate on the motion in relation to that 5th Edition, 5th Revision, 18 May 2017 question or, if there is no debate on the motion, immediately after the motion is moved— (a) a motion seeking the agreement of the Parliament to the First Minister’s recommendation for the appointment of a person as Lord Advocate or Solicitor General for Scotland under Rule 4.3 or for the removal of a person as Lord Advocate or Solicitor General for Scotland under Rule 4.4; (b) a motion seeking the agreement of the Parliament that a person be appointed a Minister under Rule 4.6 or a junior Scottish Minister under Rule 4.7; (c) a business motion; (d) a motion for the closure or extension of a debate; (e) a motion for the adjournment of a debate; (eza) a motion for a Scottish rate resolution under Rule 8.10, or a motion to cancel such a resolution; (ea) a motion under Rule 9.6.3A that is moved on the day the general principles of the Bill referred to in the motion are to be considered; (f) a motion under Rule 9.6.5; (fa) a motion under Rule 9A.8.9; (fb) a motion under Rule 9C.10.13; (g) a motion under Rule 9.8.5, 5C or 6; (ga) a motion under Rule 9A.10.5 to determine the order in which amendments are to be disposed of or to adjourn the remaining Final Stage proceedings on a Private Bill, or a motion under Rule 9A.10.6; (gb) a motion under Rule 9C.12.6 to determine the order in which amendments are to be disposed of, or a motion under Rule 9C.12.9 or Rule 9C.12.11; (h) a motion under Rule 9.21.1 or any motion in relation to an Emergency Bill; (i) a motion for the exclusion of a member; (j) a motion for the adjournment or closure of a meeting of the Parliament; (k...
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 September 2020
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 09 September 2020
As Murdo Fraser said, we saw that recently with the attacks on J K Rowling just for daring to express her view on gender issues.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 June 2025
Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee 03 June 2025 [Draft]
I put my hand up and say that I am in receipt of agricultural subsidies for delivering public good in relation to the production of food. Proposed new subsection (2)(k), as set out in amendment 310, is about contributing to food security and food system resilience.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 November 2020
COVID-19 Committee 18 November 2020
One submission talked about the potential for a K-shaped recovery, in which there will be substantial winners in sectors that are able to adapt and grow, but in which other sectors will really struggle.
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 February 2015
Public Petitions Committee 17 February 2015
Research in psychology and criminology shows that people who commit acts of cruelty to animals do not stop there—many move on to their fellow humans. Robert K Ressler of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in the United States has developed profiles of serial killers.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 January 2023
Economy and Fair Work Committee 11 January 2023
For example, there is an organisation in Scotland—I will not say its name because it is a rude word—F, star, C, K up nights—that runs events in which people stand up and say, “Here is how I screwed up, and this is what I learned from it.”
