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Last updated:
30 March 2023
PE1941_F
We would advise that Midlothian Council are not responsible for the destruction of headstones as our working practice is not to lay unsafe memorials flat. We generally make safe headstones that fail the topple test by ‘Sheughing them in’.
Last updated:
9 September 2025
Boundaries Review letter to Chair September
The Scottish Government must lay regulations to give effect to proposed changes.
Last updated:
9 September 2025
Boundaries Review letter to Chair
The Scottish Government must lay regulations to give effect to proposed changes.
Last updated:
19 May 2020
SPBill71AS052020
SCHEDULE 3 25 (introduced by section 4) R EPORTS , ACCOUNTS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS P ART 1 R EPORTS , ETC .
Last updated:
10 December 2025
20251210 Independent Review of the Process for Determining Electoral Boundaries in Scotland Final
Scottish Ministers will have no discretion to amend or modify the report before laying a copy of it in the Scottish Parliament. 35 A pproach to the Review 7.
Last updated:
6 October 2022
Scottish Parliamentary Pension Scheme Annual Accounts 2021 2022
Therefore, in accordance with Schedule 1, Rule 104 of the 2009 Act, the Trustees will arrange for the audit of the annual accounts and lay a copy of the audited accounts and audit report before the Parliament within 7 months of the end of the accounting year.
Last updated:
11 June 2024
Revised Explanatory Notes Social Security Scotland Bill
The Commission’s report must be made public. When laying the draft regulations before the Parliament for approval, the Scottish Ministers must also lay before the Parliament a response to the Commission’s report.
Last updated:
9 August 2023
Mr Robertson to CEEACC 8 August 2023
How this is done needs to take into account the context that Scottish Ministers do not share UK Ministers’ deregulatory agenda.
Last updated:
30 March 2023
PE1941_G
If a CAT1 memorial is too big and not suitable for stake and banding we can lay flat, sheugh (ditch in) and lean against the base or cordon off with a barrier (tape or fence).
Last updated:
1 December 2022
20221130_MinFT_Parking_Exemption_Order_Procedures
The offence of pavement parking is defined within the Transport (Scotland) Act 2019 as ‘a motor vehicle is parked on a pavement if – (i) it is stationary, and (ii) one or more of its wheels (or part of them) is on any of the pavement’. The Act does of course go on to lay out exceptions such as for the emergency services whilst responding to emergencies whereas the Exemption Order Procedures that were discussed at the committee lay out the procedures that a local authority must follow if they wish to exempt an area of pavement from the National ban.
