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14 October 2025
Letter from NZET to Committee Conveners on joint scrutiny of the draft Climate Change Plan 9 October
I know that this is an especially busy time for many of you but reiterate my encouragement to keep time free in your work programmes to scrutinise it, especially those committees scrutinising sectors where decarbonisation is most needed and most challenging.
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7 October 2025
Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service
As well as being historic monuments, war memorials may be treated as graves and tended by bereaved next of kin, families and comrades. 4. To many in Scotland they are emblematic of duty, sacrifice and honour. 5.
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18 June 2025
Improving Scotlands Health CPGMinutes011024
There was a consistent desire to equip people with knowledge and skills to cook healthy food and many were sceptical about increasing food prices Scott concluded that overall, there was a consistent desire for better public health and intervention across all the different areas.
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18 June 2025
Animal Welfare CPG Minutes 041224
Agenda item 7 – AOB Monica Lennon MSP’s proposal for an Ecocide (Prevention) (Scotland) Bill is still open for MSP signatures (until next Wednesday). Given that this overlaps with many animal welfare issues, Monica felt it was important to bring to the attention of CPG members.
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18 June 2025
CPG Science and Technology April 23 Minute
DMH also discussed the Living with AI programme, which is a fun free online course designed to get the people of Scotland engaged, interested and informed about how AI is being used in our lives and society. The programme covers many aspects of AI, from asking what is AI; how we can make AI trustworthy, ethical and inclusive; and the ways in which AI is bei...
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18 June 2025
Shared Parenting CPG AR 2021
Gender stereotyping is an issue that impacts upon many aspects of life including economic, social and family spheres.
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18 June 2025
Minute of the meeting held on 25 April 2025
. • SSNAP 23/24 thrombectomy rates dataset shows Northern Ireland is performing well against many English health boards and Wales.
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12 June 2025
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Justice for the Fornethy Survivors: The Parliament debated S6M-15136 in the name of Colin Smyth—That the Parliament commends what it sees as the bravery and determination of the group, Fornethy Survivors, which continues in what it considers its fight for justice for the reported hundreds of women who experienced appalling physical, phycological and, in some cases, sexual abuse as young girls while they resided at Fornethy Residential School, in Angus, between 1960 and the 1990s; understands that Fornethy was reportedly one of a small number of schools run by Glasgow Corporation, and later by Strathclyde Regional Council, under its “scheme of residential education”, and that the scheme began in 1945 with the approval of the then Secretary of State; notes the Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee's recommendation that the Scottish Government should consult on expanding Scotland's Redress Scheme to include residential institutions, such as Fornethy, that were owned and operated by public bodies, regardless of how long children stayed in those institutions; acknowledges the reported difficulties that the survivors have had in obtaining personal records that were held by the owners of Fornethy House at the time, which were Glasgow Corporation and Strathclyde Regional Council; understands that, in March 2024, the former Deputy First Minister, Shona Robison, told the Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee that she did not intend to change the eligibility criteria for Scotland's Redress Scheme, and that part of the rationale for this was that “the absence of records means that, even if the eligibility criteria were to be changed, Fornethy survivors are unlikely to meet the evidential requirements of the scheme”; considers, however, that this did not align with the committee's understanding of Redress Scotland’s evidence to it that panel members tasked with determining applications for redress work from a presumption of truth, and that there is provision in the statutory guidance for discretion to be used where records are missing or limited, with applications considered on their individual merit; recognises that it has been reported that over 200 women from different parts of the country, particularly in the Glasgow area but also including the South Scotland region, have come forward to tell of the abuse that they suffered, and understands that the Fornethy survivors are seeking compensation in recognition of this abuse, and also answers to why the abuse at Fornethy reportedly continued over so many...
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25 April 2025
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The current housing emergency has driven a significant rise in the numbers in temporary housing and, in some areas, a rapid rise in the use of accommodation that doesn’t meet the requirements of the unsuitable accommodation order or, more importantly, the needs of many homeless people. Significant numbers of applicants have opted not to take up temporary ac...
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31 March 2025
Letter from CMAL regarding Quarterly update March 2025 31 March 2025
However, a key focus also remains on achieving the highest quality vessels that will serve the Island Communities for many years to come. Our team on site are monitoring the current situation in Istanbul.
