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Official Report
Meeting date:
22 February 2018
Meeting of the Parliament 22 February 2018
Our city suffered 12 drug deaths in January alone, compared to 38 in the whole of 2016. Dundee has the highest rate of drug deaths in Scotland, Scotland’s rate is far above the United Kingdom average, and the UK’s drug death rate far exceeds the European average.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 September 2017
Meeting of the Parliament 06 September 2017
The cabinet secretary will be aware of the importance of growth in Scotland compared with growth in the UK as far as the block grant adjustment for future Scottish budgets is concerned.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 June 2017
Meeting of the Parliament 07 June 2017
Similar investment is now required at the west end of the SEC site to make a comparable contribution to boosting the SEC’s exhibition business.
Official Report
Meeting date:
31 May 2017
Meeting of the Parliament 31 May 2017
Will the cabinet secretary confirm whether an assessment has been undertaken to compare the impact of climate challenge fund spend with other climate change mitigation measures, such as peatland restoration?
Last updated:
24 September 2024
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A package of evidence was published in 2023 which included international comparator research of 30. In February 2023, a domestic homicide review models across 17 jurisdictions workshop was held with taskforce members which sought views on the principles on which the model should be built and the scope of the model.
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23 January 2024
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The Presiding Officer has selected the following amendments S6M-11945.2 Douglas Lumsden: Investing in Scotland’s Green Economy—As an amendment to motion S6M-11945 in the name of Neil Gray (Investing in Scotland’s Green Economy), leave out from "is deeply" to end and insert "notes that the recent Scottish Budget for 2024-25 is anti- growth and will damage Scotland’s ability to create a thriving green economy by stymying investment, cutting enterprise funding, and by placing a higher tax burden on Scotland compared...
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4 August 2023
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S6W-20403 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government what comparable support to the UK Government's Housing Loss Prevention Advice Service it provides for people facing eviction or repossession of their home, and what level of funding it commits to any such service.
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3 May 2023
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Supported by: Clare Haughey*, Stuart McMillan*, Bill Kidd*, Audrey Nicoll*, Ruth Maguire*, John Mason* *S6M-08735 Fulton MacGregor: One Parent Families Scotland’s End Young Parent Poverty Campaign—That the Parliament recognises the commencement of One Parent Families Scotland’s End Young Parent Poverty campaign, which began on 26 April 2023; notes with concern reports that people aged under 25 receive less than older Universal Credit claimants in the same circumstances; believes that such a policy disproportionately affects parents who are under 25, including in the Coatbridge and Chryston constituency; acknowledges reports that, in real terms, this means that couple parents under 25 lose out by £100 per month compared...
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7 March 2023
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S5W-27846 Alex Cole-Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government how many podiatrists are employed by each NHS board, and how this compares with 2010, also broken down per head of population.
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7 March 2023
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Members' Business motions that have not achieved cross party support S5M-10949 Miles Briggs: Improving Edinburgh s City Bypass That the Parliament considers ’ — that good transport links, including trunk roads such as the A720 Edinburgh city bypass, are key to future economic development; understands that studies have shown that parts of the bypass are now among the most congested in the whole of the UK, with significant costs to the area s ’ economy; is aware of reported concerns of residents, commuters, businesses and business organisations, such as the Federation of Small Businesses, in Lothian regarding the frequent, lengthy tailbacks and delays experienced on the route, especially at peak times; understands that it will be 2019 until the draft orders for the long-awaited plans to introduce grade separation at the Sheriffhall Roundabout are published; further understands that the Scottish Government expects an extra 10,000 vehicles per day will be using the bypass by 2022, compared...
