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Date published:
19 January 2026
Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill: consideration in advance of Stage 3 - Areas of further discussion (forestry, marine, salmon poaching, muirburn licensing and wildfire management)
The Minister for Agriculture and Connectivity set out that the Scottish Government supported the intention behind the amendment but the Bill was not the right place for that change, as more detailed work needed to be done in this area before proposing legislative changes.
Last updated:
12 August 2025
PE2155_B
Some of the preventative actions we have already taken, as part of Tobacco and Vaping Framework – Roadmap to 2034 include: - improved information on vaping products through our Take Hold Campaign, which educates parents, carers and young people on vaping addiction and signposts them to support through NHS Inform and Quit Your Way Scotland; - created free accurate information on vaping and nicotine products on Young Scot; - banned single use vapes from being sold, in partnership with the Cabinet Secretary for Climate Action and Energy; - worked across the 4-nations on the UK Wide Tobacco and vapes Bill which will restrict flavours, regulate point of sale displays, regulating packaging and banning advertising and sponsorship; and - implemented recommendations from the Review of Smoking Cessation in Scotland.
Last updated:
14 February 2023
BB20220317
Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will remove the provisions on the extension of emergency powers from the Coronavirus (Recovery and Reform) (Scotland) Bill. (S6O-00900) 8.
Last updated:
17 March 2022
BB20220317
Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will remove the provisions on the extension of emergency powers from the Coronavirus (Recovery and Reform) (Scotland) Bill. (S6O-00900) 8.
Last updated:
27 November 2023
Minute of the meeting held on 13 September 2023
Member Updates 4 • Zero Tolerance (JW) o Zero Tolerance would like make a presentation, previously scheduled for the last meeting, at a later meeting of the Group. o An update from Zero Tolerance highlighted their work on the Human Rights Consultation and work on participation regarding women with disabilities, as well as work in the area of prevention. • Women’s Support Project (LTh and JMacL) o LTh highlighted the difficulty of women getting out to access face- to-face training. o The Women’s Support Project have developed a webinar and animated resources. o The Women’s Support Project is also working on a response to the Human Rights Consultation. th o JMacL highlighted that it was the 40 anniversary of the Project and celebrations would include a seminar, a party on International Women’s Day and a fundraiser comedy night. o JMacL happy to share links to further details. • Engender (HB) o It had been a busy summer with work around Delivering Equally Safe, the Challenge Poverty webinar, the Human Rights Consultation response and work ahead of ’16 Days’. • Central Advocacy Partners (AG) o AG introduced her organisation and drew attention to the evaluation report for a pilot for a project with survivors that ran over three years. o The evaluation report will be circulated to Group members. • White Ribbon (RC) o RC highlighted new projects, including prevention work with men and boys and work being carried out with Ben MacPherson MSP during ‘16 Days’. • Scottish Women’s Aid (MS) o MS confirmed that a contract confirming Scottish Government Access to Justice had funded extension of Edinburgh Women’s Aid Legal Service for 3 years of legal services. o A funding application was also being worked on to provide services across rural and island communities and to look to scaling it up. o Work continued in the Istanbul Convention. • Rape Crisis Scotland (CT) o Work continued on the Victims, Witnesses and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill). o Rape Crisis Scotland were also contributing to the Scottish Covid Enquiry. o Work continued on plans for ’16 Days’. • GEMAP (AC) o AC introduced GEMAP, with a particular focus on economic abuse. 5 o AC would be very happy to provide further insights on the work being carried out. • Young Women’s Movement (HMcL) o The organisation had gone through a restructure, with a new strategic plan, a new way of working and a new website would soon be available. o There was a focus on work with women in the 16-30 age bracket. o Work was taking place on activities for ’16 Days’. • Caledonian (GMcK) o GMcK spoke to activity currently being carried out by the Caledonian project. • Audrey Nicoll (AN) o AN followed on from the update from CT of Rape Crisis Scotland, to confirm that evidence had been taken since last September for the Victims, Witnesses and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill). o Third Sector and victim organisations were the first organisations to be called. o Because of the size of the Bill, SG may come back to organisations for further input. o The bill had seen the biggest response in terms of the call for views.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 October 2025
Education, Children and Young People Committee 01 October 2025
I will suspend the meeting for five minutes to allow for a change of witnesses. 12:17 Meeting suspended. 12:23 On resuming—Restraint and Seclusion in Schools (Scotland) Bill Restraint and Seclusion in Schools (Scotland) Bill We move ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 June 2022
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 28 June 2022
—George Adam Motion agreed to. We have righted that wrong.Coronavirus (Recovery and Reform) (Scotland) Bill: Stage 3 Coronavirus (Recovery and Reform) (Scotland) Bill: Stage 3 The question is, that amendment 1 be agreed to.
Last updated:
11 May 2023
Children Care and Justice Bill Note of informal meeting of 19 April 2023
Children Care and Justice Bill Note of informal meeting of 19 April 2023.
Last updated:
30 October 2025
Greyhound Racing bill SCA 23 October
The Bill amounts to a deprivation and not a control of property rights.
Official Report
Meeting date:
21 December 2022
Criminal Justice Committee 21 December 2022
The second point is about compliance with the European convention on human rights and the potential legal implications of the bill for human rights law.
