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30 November 2023
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The Bureau agreed to recommend to the Parliament by motion that the Social Security (Residence and Presence Requirements) (Israel, the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, East Jerusalem, the Golan Heights and Lebanon) (Scotland) Regulations 2023 be referred to the Parliament.
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11 October 2023
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In response to your interest in how the Scottish Government will support funding routes to enable communities to pursue shared ownership, we are working with the Scottish National Investment Bank and Local Energy Scotland to assess the pipeline of shared ownership opportunities – alongside other appropriate community energy projects – and the alternative wa...
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30 October 2025
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Instruments not subject to any parliamentary procedure: The Committee will consider the following— Scottish Parliament Elections (Regional Returning Officers and Constituency Returning Officers) Order 2025 (SSI 2025/287) Scottish Elections (Representation and Reform) Act 2025 (Statutory Guidance on Imprints on Electronic Materials) (Appointed Date) Regulati...
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6 July 2022
20220624JimMcCollRENew Vesselsreport
The programme closest in proximity to the launch date is the cardinal dates programme of 19 October 2017.
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24 June 2022
20220624JimMcCollNew Vesselsreport
The programme closest in proximity to the launch date is the cardinal dates programme of 19 October 2017.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 June 2022
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee 14 June 2022
As I mentioned, we all help, and we have the food bank and Home-Start East Lothian. After the food bank joined our allotment site, there was a discussion about health and wellbeing in the Fa’side area, where I am, and about food poverty during the summer holidays.
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17 September 2025
Committee Effectiveness Inquiry SPICe and Adviser Briefing
This, on top of member’s bills, one of which in particular (the St Andrew’s Day Bank Holiday (Scotland) Bill) proved very controversial and time-consuming, shows that it is not always possible for a committee to rely on having a lot of time for own-initiative inquiries.
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6 May 2022
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The impact of rapidly rising energy bills on older people in Scotland 14 Debt and unaffordability “We would go into debt (never ever been in debt).” – Anonymous, under 60 “I could not, would have to eat less, go to food bank.” – Lorraine, 60-65 “I don't know, I'm worried thinking about it.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 March 2018
Meeting of the Parliament 29 March 2018
There will be rewards based on actions taken ... 10 points: Verbally abuse a Muslim 25 points: Pull the head scarf off a Muslim ‘woman’ 50 points: Throw acid in face of a Muslim 100 points: Beat up a Muslim 250 points: Torture a Muslim using electrocution, skinning, use of a rack 500 points: Butcher a Muslim using gun, knife, vehicle or otherwise 1000 points: Burn a ... mosque” That is shocking, shameful and sickening.
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1 September 2025
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(See submission from CPAG and FAI for details). 4 • Individual case studies, qualitative research and reports from service users on the individual impact of SCP on families • Trussell and Fraser of Allander Institute, (2024) ‘Impact of the Scottish Child Payment on the need for food banks’ found that SCP reduced the use of food banks slightly among single-adult households with children aged 0-4 and among households in general with children aged 5-16. • Scottish Government (2022) Interim review of SCP found that individuals valued the payments. • FAI referred to forthcoming work from University of York on SCP, work incentives and impact on poverty, Specific evidence referred to on disability benefits included: • ProBono Economics (January 2025) More than money: The lifelong wellbeing impact of disability benefits finding an “average annual wellbeing improvement valued at £12,300 per person,” which is more than the cash value of disability benefits. • FAI research into financial disadvantage amongst those with learning difficulties, found that, of the 21 households studies, 9 would have been in poverty without disability benefits. • SCOPE research on the disability price tag illustrating the additional cost of disability.
