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Monday 26 July 2021

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Today's Business

Meeting of the Parliament

There are no meetings today.

Committee Meetings


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Future Business Gnothaichean ri teachd

Motions & Questions Gluasadan agus Ceistean

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Future Meetings of the Parliament

Business Programme agreed by the Parliament on 23 June 2021

Tuesday 31 August 2021

2:00 pm Time for Reflection

followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions

followed by Topical Questions (if selected)

followed by First Minister’s Statement: Programme for Government 2021-22

followed by Committee Announcements

followed by Business Motions


5:00 pm Decision Time

followed by Members' Business

Wednesday 1 September 2021

2:00 pm Parliamentary Bureau Motions

2:00 pm Portfolio Questions

followed by Scottish Government Debate: Programme for Government 2021-22



followed by Approval of SSIs (if required)



Thursday 2 September 2021

11:40 am Parliamentary Bureau Motions

11:40 am General Questions

12:00 pm First Minister's Questions




followed by Scottish Government Debate: National Care Service








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Tuesday 7 September 2021

2:00 pm Time for Reflection


followed by Topical Questions (if selected)

followed by Scottish Government Business





Wednesday 8 September 2021



followed by Scottish Government Business



followed by Approval of SSIs (if required)



Thursday 9 September 2021

11:40 am Parliamentary Bureau Motions

11:40 am General Questions

12:00 pm First Minister's Questions

12:45 pm Members' Business


2:30 pm Scottish Government Business








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Future Committee Meetings

The future business of the Parliament has not yet been agreed to.





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Motions

Motions and amendments are usually printed the day after lodging. When an amendment is lodged, then the original motion will be republished alongside it. Motions and amendments can be published with symbols: * before the number indicates publication for the first time *…* around a section of text indicates changes to previously published material R indicates a member has declared a registered interest The Parliamentary Bureau periodically deletes motions or amendments that are over six weeks old and not scheduled for debate. Questions regarding this section should be directed to the Chamber Desk.

Other new and altered motions and amendments

*S6M-00745 Meghan Gallacher: World of Wings—That the Parliament praises staff and volunteers of Scotland’s largest birds of prey centre, World of Wings, in Cumbernauld, for their dedication and important work in protecting vulnerable and endangered bird species through breeding and conservation programmes; notes that the centre educates visitors and schools on bird welfare and provides opportunities for falconry training, and to learn more about the bird species that are native to the UK, as well as bird species all over the world; welcomes one of the centre's newest arrivals, Ana, a four-year-old Andean condor, who will play an important role in the work undertaken by the centre, alongside the International Centre for Birds of Prey and Andean condor and Eurasian griffon vulture breeding projects, to help conserve her species, and wishes the centre well as it continues to raise awareness of bird species.

Supported by: Graham Simpson*, Craig Hoy*, Alexander Stewart*, Edward Mountain*, Miles Briggs*

*S6M-00744 Kaukab Stewart: Arlington Baths Club 150th Anniversary Celebrations —That the Parliament congratulates the Arlington Baths Club in the West End of Glasgow, as it celebrates the 150th anniversary of its opening on 1 August 1871; notes that plans to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the club's foundation in July 2020 were much reduced as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, and looks forward to three days of free community events over 31 July to 1 August 2021 to mark the occasion; recognises the efforts of its staff, many volunteers and the commitment of club members, who have helped to keep the baths afloat throughout the difficulties of lockdown and COVID-19 restrictions; recognises the heritage and cultural importance of the baths, as the oldest club of its kind in the world, and wishes everyone associated with the club every success in the future.

*S6M-00743 Rona Mackay: Celebrating the Life and Achievements of Charlie Gallagher—That the Parliament mourns the sad passing, but celebrates the life and achievements, of Charlie Gallagher; notes that Charlie, a resident in the Strathkelvin and Bearsden constituency, was a former football player for Celtic FC and Dumbarton; further notes Charlie's sporting successes, appearing 171 times for Celtic and 95 times for Dumbarton, winning multiple trophies, including the European Cup, Scottish Cup, League Cup and Scottish League multiple times with Celtic; celebrates Charlie as an important member of Celtic’s Lisbon Lions squad, which was the first UK

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club to win the European Cup, after defeating Inter Milan on 25 May 1967; highlights that Charlie was the first Scottish-born player to represent the Republic of Ireland in international football, paving the way for later generations of Scots-born Irish footballers; warmly recalls the strength of esteem Charlie was held in by the local community and throughout the football world, and sends the deepest condolences to Charlie’s family at this sad and difficult time.

Supported by: Miles Briggs*, Stuart McMillan*, Audrey Nicoll*, Jim Fairlie*, Edward Mountain*, Bob Doris*

*S6M-00742 Marie McNair: Fans Witness Clydebank FC Play Senior Football in Home Town for First Time in 25 Years—That the Parliament acknowledges that, for the first time in 25 years, fans were able to witness Clydebank FC playing senior football in its home town; understands that Clydebank FC drew with Cumbernauld United at its ground, Holm Park, on the 21 July 2021, as part of the West of Scotland Football League Premier Division; notes the positive impact that seeing the team play senior football for the first time in a quarter of a century can have on young people and aspiring footballers across Clydebank, and wishes Clydebank FC all the best for the rest of the season. R

Supported by: Evelyn Tweed*, Colin Beattie*, Stuart McMillan*, Kenneth Gibson*, Bill Kidd*, Paul Sweeney*, Neil Bibby*, Bob Doris*

*S6M-00741 David Torrance: National Lottery Community Fund Boost—That the Parliament commends the £340,391 of funding being provided to local groups through the National Lottery Community Fund, helping them to recover from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic; acknowledges the Kirkcaldy Cottage Family Centre receiving £77,000 of funding, enabling it to continue its connecting families project, providing therapeutic intervention to young people and their families facing difficult challenges; further acknowledges the Fife Centre for Equalities receiving £80,441 of funding, helping it continue its partnerships with Fife-based and national organisations, to tackle inequalities and promote social justice, and enable individuals to raise concerns when they do not feel respected, safe or have the freedom to lead a fulfilling life, and wishes these groups the very best for the future.

Supported by: Paul Sweeney*

*S6M-00740 David Torrance: Mandy Henderson - Community Champion—That the Parliament acknowledges the 25 years of service that Mandy Henderson has given to the Linton Lane Centre in Templehall, Kirkcaldy; notes her dedication to transforming the centre into a community-focussed hub, supporting entire generations of families in the area; praises her encouragement and support of those associated with the centre, helping them to realise their true potential, becoming social workers, teachers and board members; praises Mandy and the wider Linton Lane Centre’s role in providing a vital lifeline for many during the COVID-19 pandemic, delivering food parcels and Christmas hampers; acknowledges the high regard Mandy’s colleagues and the wider community hold her in, and that she has been described as the kindest, most caring person in Kirkcaldy, and wishes her well in her continued role as manager at the Linton Lane Centre.

Supported by: Paul Sweeney*

*S6M-00739 Alexander Burnett: SRUC Places First in Young University Rankings 2021—That the Parliament congratulates Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) on being named the best in Scotland in the 2021 Times Higher Education Young University rankings; understands that the young university rankings list the world’s best universities that are 50 years old or younger, based on criteria such as teaching, research, knowledge transfer and international outlook;









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acknowledges that SRUC was established in 2012 through the merger of the Scottish Agricultural College (SAC) with Barony, Elmwood and Oatridge colleges, and offers courses from further education to PhD level; commends SRUC for also being recognised as 6th best in the UK and 104th in the world, and wishes it further success in the future.

Supported by: Miles Briggs*, Douglas Ross*, Alexander Stewart*, Paul Sweeney*, Edward Mountain*, Jamie Greene*, Russell Findlay*, Meghan Gallacher*

*S6M-00738 Rachael Hamilton: SRUC Named Best in Scotland in Young University Rankings—That the Parliament congratulates the achievement of Scotland’s Rural College in being named the best university in Scotland, and ranked sixth in the UK and 104th in the world, in the Times Higher Education Young University Rankings; recognises the wide range of courses on offer, including agriculture and rural business management, and the crucial role that it plays in the Borders' rural economy; notes the vital role that these courses will help play in Scotland’s economic recovery, and recognises the scale of this achievement of being ranked the highest position in Scotland in just under 10 years of being established.

Supported by: Liam Kerr*, Alexander Stewart*, Craig Hoy* R, Oliver Mundell*, Douglas Ross*, Edward Mountain*, Miles Briggs*, Sue Webber*, Stuart McMillan*, Pam Gosal*, Annie Wells*, Kenneth Gibson*, Paul McLennan*, Jackson Carlaw*, Paul Sweeney*, Tess White*, Douglas Lumsden*, Meghan Gallacher*

*S6M-00737 Rachael Hamilton: Strong Borders Contingent at the Tokyo Olympic Games 2021—That the Parliament congratulates the achievements of Sarah Robertson, Maddie Arlett, Harry Leask, Lucy Hope and Lisa Thompson, who are from the Scottish Borders and are representing Great Britain at the Tokyo Olympic Games; recognises the wide array sports that they are representing, including hockey, rowing, swimming and rugby; acknowledges the scale of their achievement in representing the Borders and the whole of the UK at such a high level, and wishes them luck in their endeavours.

Supported by: Douglas Lumsden*, Alexander Stewart*, Douglas Ross*, Edward Mountain*, Miles Briggs*, Pam Gosal*, Annie Wells*, Paul Sweeney*, Russell Findlay*, Meghan Gallacher*

*S6M-00736 James Dornan: Des O'Malley—That the Parliament offers its deepest sympathies following the passing of Des O’Malley; notes that Mr O’Malley was a Teachta Dála (TD) for Limerick for 34 years; considers that, as the founder of the Progressive Democrats, he reinvigorated politics in Ireland and contributed greatly to coalition government formation; believes that Mr O’Malley has left a lasting legacy in the Dáil Éireann, and sends its condolences to his family, friends and colleagues.

Supported by: Colin Beattie*, Fulton MacGregor*, Bill Kidd*, Bob Doris*

*S6M-00735 Emma Harper: 76th Dumfries and Galloway Burns Association Brow Well Gathering —That the Parliament congratulates the Dumfries and Galloway Burns Association (DGBA) on planning the 76th anniversary of its annual club gathering at the Brow Well, near the village of Ruthwell, to lay a wreath in commemoration of the death of Scotland’s National Bard, Robert Burns, who died on 21 July 1796; notes that the Brow Well, a water pit, rich in iron and other salts, which were believed to have many properties beneficial to health in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, was where Burns went to seek a cure for what we now know was rheumatic fever, on the advice of his doctor, William Maxwell; understands that this year’s Brow Well ceremony, which is taking place in a socially-distanced way, in line with COVID-19 guidelines, will hear from club president, Fiona Evans, Robert Burns World Federation president, Marc Sherland, Ruthwell Church minister, Reverend Moule, as well as songs from Leona Evans, Alan Beck and Willie









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McRobert, and a lament from Howff Club piper, Callum Watson; notes that representatives from local Dumfries and Galloway Burns Association clubs and other Burnsians will also be in attendance, and wishes the Dumfries and Galloway Burns Association well for the gathering, and every success for the future. R

Supported by: Miles Briggs*, Stuart McMillan*, Audrey Nicoll*

*S6M-00734 Alex Cole-Hamilton: Team GB Olympic Squad —That the Parliament congratulates all Team GB coaches and athletes on their success in qualifying for the Tokyo Olympic Games; acknowledges the difficulties that the whole squad has faced due to the COVID-19 pandemic; considers that these Olympic games will be unlike any other; further acknowledges that the COVID-19 virus is still very much a risk; hopes that safety will be paramount throughout the games; celebrates the positive contribution to society that Olympians make; further celebrates how the games will inspire people across the world to take up sport, and welcomes the positive impact sport has on physical and mental health.

Supported by: Tess White*, Craig Hoy*, Douglas Ross*, Miles Briggs*, Sandesh Gulhane*, Russell Findlay*, Murdo Fraser*, Dean Lockhart*, Jackson Carlaw*, Jackie Baillie*, Anas Sarwar*, Sharon Dowey*, Douglas Lumsden*, Martin Whitfield*, Paul O'Kane*, Paul Sweeney*

*S6M-00733 Ruth Maguire: Kilwinning Woman's Meaningful Contribution in Her Community—That the Parliament congratulates Kilwinning’s Jenny Trot on being given the opportunity to host a stall in the department store, John Lewis, in Glasgow for a week in August 2021 for her candle business, Mecoco; understands that Jenny set up Mecoco after realising that there were not many job opportunities for disabled people in Ayrshire; further understands that Mecoco stands for Meaningful Contribution in your Community, and that it provides an opportunity for disabled and non-disabled young people to work making the candles to sell; acknowledges that the enterprise is celebrating two years in business, and has a base in Dalry where customers can go along and see the team at work; congratulates Jenny on her inspirational business idea, and wishes her and the team every success in August at John Lewis.

Supported by: Miles Briggs*, Stuart McMillan*, Rona Mackay*, Siobhian Brown*, Fulton MacGregor*, Bill Kidd*, Paul Sweeney*

*S6M-00732 Ruth Maguire: Kilwinning Scouts Duke of Edinburgh Expeditions—That the Parliament congratulates the 19th Ayrshire (Kilwinning) Scouts on completing their Duke of Edinburgh expeditions; understands that the Scouts were split into two groups, Silver, with participants Liam Hamilton, Hallie Graham, James McIntee and Katie Roy, and Gold, with participants Euan Comrie, Kian McLaughlin, Cameron Shearer and Fraser Chisholm; understands that the Silver group completed a 60km expedition starting in Sanquhar and travelling through Crawford John down to Elvan Water back up to Douglas, while the Gold group completed a similar expedition that involved hiking from Douglas into Muirkirk via a 26km route; notes that they carried all their own equipment, which included tents, stoves, survival equipment and more; congratulates both groups on the successful completion of their expeditions, and wishes them all the best in their future endeavours.

Supported by: Miles Briggs*, Stuart McMillan*, Rona Mackay*, Audrey Nicoll*, Edward Mountain*, Siobhian Brown*, Fulton MacGregor*, Bill Kidd*, Paul Sweeney*

*S6M-00731 Pauline McNeill: Vaccinating the World —That the Parliament supports calls from the former Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, for the richest countries to underwrite the costs of vaccine production and roll-out incurred by the poorest; understands that the need in many countries is urgent, with rapidly escalating fatalities in countries such as Tunisia, Malaysia and









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Namibia, which are experiencing their highest casualties since the start of the pandemic; considers that the effort required to prevent devastation in countries such as these goes far beyond that already committed to by the international community, and believes that underwriting the vaccination programmes of poorer countries would not only be the right thing to do morally, it would also be an act of self-protection.

Supported by: Sarah Boyack*, Martin Whitfield*, Alex Rowley*, Paul O'Kane*, Paul Sweeney*, Katy Clark*

*S6M-00730 Gillian Mackay: Royal Pharmaceutical Society Position Statement on Women's Health—That the Parliament notes the publication of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s position statement on women’s health; understands that pharmacy is the third largest healthcare profession, with pharmacists working in community pharmacies, GP practices, care homes, urgent care, hospitals and specialist services, and that the pharmacy workforce is predominantly made up of women; acknowledges that pharmacists can help mitigate health inequalities through the provision of a range of public health services, particularly primary disease prevention and management, and that they provide support to women in a range of areas, including menstrual health and dysfunction, contraception and sexual health, pregnancy and breastfeeding, menopause, bladder issues, mental health, and recognising and supporting trauma; understands that many women’s health issues are associated with stigma and that pharmacists play an important role in normalising conversations about women’s health; agrees that there should be greater focus on women’s health and that pharmacists can play an important role in improving women’s healthcare; notes the recommendations contained within the statement, which include the introduction of improved guidance on medication in pregnancy and breastfeeding, women’s health being covered in undergraduate training for pharmacists, and the establishment of a single shared electronic patient record with read/write access for all, including pharmacists and patients; acknowledges pharmacy’s role in the delivery of transgender and non-binary healthcare; considers that it is vital that pharmacy provides a safe environment for transgender and non-binary people to seek health advice, and believes that pharmacists and pharmacy teams are uniquely placed to provide expert advice on medicines and healthcare and to prescribe and supply medicines to women at all stages of their lives, and that greater understanding of pharmacists’ role among the public and other health professionals is essential.

Supported by: Patrick Harvie*, Karen Adam*, Paul O'Kane*, Paul Sweeney*

*S6M-00729 Michael Marra: Congratulating Dundee and Angus College—That the Parliament congratulates Dundee and Angus College on being the top institution in Scotland for passes in full-time further education courses; recognises the incredible hard work done by the staff and students at the college to achieve this impressive set of results; recognises the superb learning experience for further and higher education courses that the college offers; commends the leadership of Principal Simon Hewitt, and wishes him and his staff well as they build on these results.

Supported by: Stuart McMillan*, Martin Whitfield*, Miles Briggs*, Bill Kidd*, Kenneth Gibson*, Colin Beattie*, Maggie Chapman*, Douglas Lumsden*, Paul Sweeney*

*S6M-00728 Liam Kerr: Peterhead FC’s Team Effort on COVID-19 Jabs—That the Parliament commends Peterhead FC for holding a special COVID-19 vaccination session, together with NHS Grampian, for players following its match on 17 July 2021; understands that the session also aimed to encourage more young people who have not had the vaccine to come forward; notes that, according to the latest figures from Public Health Scotland, nearly a third of 18- to 28-year-








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olds have yet to have a jab, and welcomes the club’s initiative in reminding young people about the importance of doing so to protect both themselves and their local community.

Supported by: Edward Mountain*, Alexander Stewart*, Russell Findlay*, Donald Cameron*, Stuart McMillan*, Jamie Greene*, Pam Gosal*, Annie Wells*, Paul Sweeney*, Ruth Maguire*, Miles Briggs*, Fulton MacGregor*, Jackson Carlaw*, Douglas Lumsden*, Karen Adam*, Stephen Kerr*

*S6M-00727 Michael Matheson: Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel etc.) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) (No. 5) Regulations 2021 (2021/264)—That the COVID-19 Recovery Committee recommends that the Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel etc.) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) (No. 5) Regulations 2021 (2021/264) be approved.

Supported by: Graeme Dey*, Màiri McAllan*

*S6M-00726 Michael Matheson: Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel etc.) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) (No. 6) Regulations 2021 (2021/265)—That the COVID-19 Recovery Committee recommends that the Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel etc.) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) (No. 6) Regulations 2021 (2021/265) be approved.

Supported by: Graeme Dey*, Màiri McAllan*

*S6M-00725 Stephanie Callaghan: NHS Lanarkshire Honoured for its Support for the Armed Forces Community—That the Parliament congratulates NHS Lanarkshire on receiving the Employer Recognition Scheme gold award (the highest badge of honour) for its outstanding support for the armed forces community, and acknowledges the veteran-designed Veterans First Point pathway, which is staffed by psychologists and veterans peer workers to provide psychological assistance for veterans and their families when they need it most, including when moving from military to civilian life.

Supported by: Annabelle Ewing*, Rona Mackay*, Edward Mountain*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*, Stuart McMillan*, Audrey Nicoll*, Paul Sweeney*, Natalie Don*, Siobhian Brown*, Ruth Maguire*, Miles Briggs*, David Torrance*, Fulton MacGregor*, Douglas Lumsden*, Karen Adam*

*S6M-00723 Liam Kerr: Capsized Catamaran Crew Rescued off Cruden Bay—That the Parliament commends Peterhead RNLI’s volunteer lifeboat crew, who responded to a call on the afternoon of Saturday 17 July 2021, to assist two sailors whose catamaran had capsized off Cruden Bay in Aberdeenshire; understands that the casualties were being assisted by the crew of the NorthLink Ferry, MV Hrossey’s, fast response craft (FRC), which had launched to assist and had pulled one casualty from the water, while a small fishing vessel from Cruden Bay also responded and helped the other casualty; thanks all those involved in the rescue effort for their bravery and selflessness, and wishes the two sailors all the best.

Supported by: Douglas Ross*, Alexander Stewart*, Colin Beattie*, Douglas Lumsden*, Jamie Greene*, Bill Kidd*, Edward Mountain*, Russell Findlay*, Donald Cameron*, Stuart McMillan*, Pam Gosal*, Annie Wells*, Paul Sweeney*, Ruth Maguire*, Miles Briggs*, Jackson Carlaw*, Karen Adam*, Stephen Kerr*

*S6M-00722 Monica Lennon: Stop Cambo —That the Parliament considers that the proposed Cambo oil field, which would be situated off the coast of Shetland, would cause significant harm to Scotland, and the world; notes that the heavy crude oil field contains over 800 million barrels of oil and, if drilling is approved, the first stage of the project would extract between 150 and 170 million










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barrels of oil, the equivalent of running between 16 and 18 coal-fired power stations for a year; considers that climate change is an existential crisis that needs urgent and radical action; believes that the Cambo oil field is at odds with Scotland’s aims of being net zero by 2045 and the global goals of the Paris Agreement; supports calls on the UK Government to stop the Cambo oil field and urges both the UK Government and Scottish Government to act faster to reduce demand for fossil fuels; further supports calls for focus to be prioritised on transitioning to a low-carbon economy, with a clear industrial plan and consultation with trade unions and workers, particularly from the oil and gas sector, to ensure a just transition for workers and communities across Scotland, and is concerned that approving the Cambo project ahead of COP26 will undermine the UK Government's position at the crucial summit.

Supported by: Lorna Slater*, Paul Sweeney*, Mark Ruskell*, Martin Whitfield*, Ross Greer*

*S6M-00721 Emma Harper: Asthma and Household Products Health Warnings —That the Parliament notes with concern recent research by Smartline, which suggests that many household cleaning products, paints and cosmetics containing Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) can significantly increase the risk of adults developing asthma, and exacerbate existing asthma symptoms; understands that around 368,000 people in Scotland live with a diagnosis of asthma, including 72,000 children; notes that, following the research, calls have been made for products with VOCs to carry health warnings for people with asthma and other lung conditions, and welcomes the advice from Asthma UK and the British Lung Foundation, which outlines both the impact of indoor air pollution, including VOCs, and steps that people with lung conditions can take to minimise the risks of indoor air pollution, such as ventilating the home, or other spaces, where using these products. R

Supported by: Bill Kidd*, Miles Briggs*, Stuart McMillan*, Audrey Nicoll*, Monica Lennon*, Ruth Maguire*, Martin Whitfield*, David Torrance*, Fulton MacGregor*, Karen Adam*, Paul O'Kane*, Paul Sweeney*, Katy Clark*

*S6M-00720 Mark Ruskell: Licensing of Cambo Oil Field—That the Parliament recognises the latest publication of the International Energy Agency (IEA) report on achieving net-zero targets; understands that the proposed Cambo oil field contradicts recommendations stated in the IEA report on halting investment in new oil and gas fields, which it considers would be in line with the Scottish Government and UK Government objectives to achieve net-zero by 2045 and 2050 respectively; considers that the UK Government's forthcoming climate compatibility checkpoint test does not apply to projects that were already given an initial license, such as the Cambo oil field, and further notes the call for the UK Government to ensure all oil and gas exploration and production is in line with the Paris Agreement's target of limiting temperature rises to 1.5 °C.

Supported by: Maggie Chapman*, Monica Lennon*, Ross Greer*, Patrick Harvie*, Lorna Slater*, Paul Sweeney*, Katy Clark*

*S6M-00719 Clare Adamson: Pancreatic Cancer UK Big Step Forward 2021—That the Parliament recognises Pancreatic Cancer UK for its efforts in improving the future for those diagnosed with pancreatic cancer; notes that around 850 people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer every year in Scotland; understands that Pancreatic Cancer UK is dedicated to funding cutting-edge research, and supporting patients and their loved ones, and that its team of specialist nurses are needed now more than ever to give people practical information on what COVID-19 means for them and their treatment, provide emotional support, and help ease the burden on the NHS; further understands that Pancreatic Cancer UK launched its Future Leaders Academy in 2017, hosted at the world-leading Beatson Institute for Cancer Research in Glasgow, with young researchers who are undertaking projects to better understand the biology of pancreatic cancer,








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how it grows, spreads and defends itself against existing treatments; recognises Pancreatic Cancer UK for successfully organising this year's Big Step Forward to raise funds for the charity’s fantastic work; congratulates Pancreatic Cancer UK and all those who helped raise a phenomenal £191,233, and thanks the charity, including its fantastic team in Scotland, for its continued work. R

Supported by: Colin Beattie*, Stuart McMillan*, Annabelle Ewing*, Kenneth Gibson*, Monica Lennon*, Siobhian Brown*, Audrey Nicoll*, Natalie Don*, Ruth Maguire*, Mark Ruskell*, Miles Briggs*, Fulton MacGregor*, Bill Kidd*, Stephanie Callaghan*, David Torrance*, Paul Sweeney*, Ross Greer*

*S6M-00718 Patrick Harvie: Concern over At-risk Glasgow Life Jobs and Venues—That the Parliament notes with concern reports that 500 jobs at Glasgow Life are at risk, due to its current funding crisis, and that 80 out of its 171 venues remain closed to the public with no plans to reopen; understands that Glasgow Life has lost £38 million in the past year due to the COVID-19 pandemic and that lost-income funding, provided by the Scottish Government, has been insufficient to close this gap; further understands that trade unions have jointly lodged a collective grievance over a lack of consultation regarding job losses; supports the efforts of trade unions and community campaigners in demanding answers and accountability for ongoing closures and potential job losses, and considers that the Scottish Government and Glasgow City Council have a shared responsibility to ensure that the public services operated by Glasgow Life are reopened to serve communities throughout Glasgow.

Supported by: Paul Sweeney*, Gillian Mackay*

*S6M-00717 Christine Grahame: Congratulations MYPAS—That the Parliament congratulates Midlothian Young People’s Advice Service (MYPAS), which has been active for over 20 years, on its success in winning the Midlothian Council tender, worth over £750,000, to deliver school counselling services in every primary and high school across Midlothian following a successful nine-month pilot project; understands that this service will be available to all children and young people aged 10 to 18, who live, or attend education, in Midlothian, with a view to making it quicker and easier for children and young people to access mental-health support at an early stage; notes that this funding is part of the Scottish Government’s 2018 commitment to provide £60 million in additional school-counselling services across Scotland over four years, and believes that this project will enable MYPAS to build on its excellent record of supporting young people in Midlothian and will make a real, positive difference to the mental health and wellbeing of all those now able to access its services.

Supported by: Rona Mackay*, Stuart McMillan*, Annabelle Ewing*, Colin Beattie*, Craig Hoy*, Siobhian Brown*, Miles Briggs*, Michelle Thomson*, Natalie Don*, Bill Kidd*, Kenneth Gibson*, Ruth Maguire*, David Torrance*, Fulton MacGregor*, Karen Adam*, Paul Sweeney*

*S6M-00715 Carol Mochan: Opposing the Incinerator at Ochiltree —That the Parliament recognises what it considers the democratic and passionate local campaign of residents in and around the village of Ochiltree, East Ayrshire, against a proposed waste incinerator by Barr Environmental at the Killoch site; commends in particular the efforts of campaigners to gather what it understands to be hundreds of written objections from local people to the plan; congratulates the organisers on holding safe, outdoor, roadside demonstrations that have brought communities together in difficult circumstances; understands that energy-from-waste incinerators can have a damaging impact on local communities and the wider environment as a result of the incineration process and increased traffic, and calls on the government to progress the review of the role of incineration in Scotland's waste hierarchy, as committed to by the Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero,








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Energy and Transport, in order to prevent this development and others, so that Scotland can meet its commitments to net-zero emissions before further damage is done.

Supported by: Monica Lennon*, Martin Whitfield*, Paul Sweeney*

*S6M-00714 Emma Roddick: Inverness Woman Swims in 79 Highland Lochs in 79 Hours for Heart Disease Charity—That the Parliament congratulates Sherrill Mason from Inverness for challenging herself to take a dip of 79 seconds in 79 Highland lochs in 79 hours, to raise funds for the British Heart Foundation (BHF); understands that Sherrill herself is diagnosed with Familial Hypercholesterolemia (FH) and wanted to support the BHF to continue its essential research into heart and circulatory diseases and the factors that cause them; praises Sherrill’s efforts to support a great cause and raise over £1,000, and acknowledges the great work of the BHF.

Supported by: Stuart McMillan*, Siobhian Brown*, Elena Whitham*, Ruth Maguire*, Tess White*, Rona Mackay*, Evelyn Tweed*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*, Audrey Nicoll*, Fergus Ewing*, Fulton MacGregor*, Paul Sweeney*

*S6M-00713 Paul O'Kane: Changing Places Awareness Day 2021—That the Parliament recognises that 19 July 2021 is Changing Places Awareness Day; understands that more than 250,000 people across the UK are not able to use standard accessible toilets, as they do not suit their needs; notes that Changing Places toilets provide height-adjustable adult-sized changing benches, a hoist and space for a disabled person and up to two carers; acknowledges that in Scotland, Changes Places were made mandatory in new buildings from 18 May 2020, and that England has followed this change and will make them mandatory by the end of 2021; encourages members to consider joining the Cross Party Group on Changing Places, in order to further promote awareness of them; believes that changing places are a positive step toward improving disability rights across Scotland and the rest of the UK, and congratulates campaigners such as Angela Dulley and others for being involved in the campaign thus far. R

Supported by: Monica Lennon*, Miles Briggs*, Martin Whitfield*, Alex Cole-Hamilton*, Maggie Chapman*, Stuart McMillan*, Neil Bibby*, Mark Ruskell*, Ruth Maguire*, David Torrance*, Fulton MacGregor*, Karen Adam*, Paul Sweeney*

*S6M-00712 Jackie Baillie: In Memory of Emma Ritch —That the Parliament is deeply saddened by the passing of feminist campaigner and executive director of Engender, Emma Ritch; notes with admiration the way in which Emma dedicated her life and career to fighting for women’s equality and rights; understands that Emma was a hugely influential figure in the Scottish feminist movement and that the work that she did, in both professional roles and as a volunteer, has undoubtedly greatly improved the lives of women in Scotland; acknowledges that, as well as serving as executive director of Engender, Emma was also the chair of the board of trustees for Rape Crisis Scotland, another role in which she made a strong and lasting difference to the lives of vulnerable women in Scotland; agrees that the outpouring of messages of condolence from figures across Scottish politics and society is a reflection of the number of lives that Emma touched and how respected she was as an individual; passes sincere condolences to Emma’s husband, Kenny, her family, friends and the staff at Engender, and hopes that Emma’s constant commitment to fighting for women’s equality will inspire others to follow in her footsteps and continue the fight.

Supported by: Joe FitzPatrick*, Claire Baker*, Mark Griffin*, Monica Lennon*, Rona Mackay*, Richard Leonard*, Martin Whitfield*, Gillian Mackay*, Bob Doris*, Liam McArthur*, Annabelle Ewing*, Pam Duncan-Glancy*, Audrey Nicoll*, Carol Mochan*, Stephanie Callaghan*, Sarah Boyack*, Colin Beattie*, Colin Smyth*, Siobhian Brown*, Miles Briggs*, Christine Grahame*, Alex








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Cole-Hamilton*, Anas Sarwar*, Fulton MacGregor*, Patrick Harvie*, Bill Kidd*, Lorna Slater*, Elena Whitham*, James Dornan*, Mark Ruskell*, Jackie Dunbar*, Paul Sweeney*, Ruth Maguire*, Neil Bibby*, Alex Rowley*, David Torrance*, Douglas Lumsden*, Paul O'Kane*, Ross Greer*

*S6M-00711 Rona Mackay: Tribute to Emma Ritch—That the Parliament is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Emma Ritch, Executive Director of Engender, champion of equality and a passionate advocate for women’s rights; acknowledges her pioneering and outstanding work in furthering the cause of inclusivity and fairness to all; remembers her warm and witty personality and her supportive and professional work with all members of the Parliament and staff; sends condolences to her partner Kenny, family and friends, and believes that Emma’s inspiring legacy will live on to help future generations and that her light will never go out.

Supported by: Bob Doris*, Audrey Nicoll*, Monica Lennon*, Emma Harper*, Emma Roddick*, Annabelle Ewing*, Siobhian Brown*, Patrick Harvie*, Miles Briggs*, Gillian Mackay*, Jackie Dunbar*, Natalie Don*, Fulton MacGregor*, Christine Grahame*, Elena Whitham*, Mark Griffin*, Ariane Burgess*, Claire Baker*, Martin Whitfield*, Anas Sarwar*, Stuart McMillan*, Maggie Chapman*, Jenni Minto*, Stephanie Callaghan*, Mercedes Villalba*, Liam Kerr*, Joe FitzPatrick*, Edward Mountain*, Jackie Baillie*, Beatrice Wishart*, Richard Leonard*, Pam Duncan-Glancy*, Rhoda Grant*, Karen Adam*, Neil Bibby*, Lorna Slater*, Bill Kidd*, Mark Ruskell*, Ruth Maguire*, Alex Rowley*, David Torrance*, Paul O'Kane*

*S6M-00709 Douglas Lumsden: 20 Years of TLC—That the Parliament commends all of the volunteers, and all past volunteers, who have given their time over the years to the Aberdeen-based charity, TLC, as it enters its 20th year of serving the region; recognises the work it does, as an affiliated food bank of the Trussell Trust (Aberdeen South Foodbank), distributing food parcels, providing support and signposting advice to those in financial crisis; further recognises its past work running primary school breakfast clubs and youth outreach projects (partnering with organisations such as Aberdeen Football Club); congratulates TLC on rolling out the Aberdeen Befriending Project in consultation with a number of charitable and statutory organisations, including Aberdeen’s Third Sector Interface (ACVO), the Scottish Association for Mental Health (SAMH) and the Aberdeen Heath and Social Care Partnership, to tackle loneliness and isolation, which has always been present in the community, but has been heightened this year during the COVID-19 pandemic and associated lockdowns, which can have a crippling effect on people’s mental and physical wellbeing; further congratulates TLC on receiving sponsorship from Royal Dutch Shell to develop an exciting social enterprise café at Aberdeen’s Union Square; gives thanks to the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre for providing sponsorship of a van, which has increased TLCs effectiveness in delivering food parcels during the pandemic; praises the organisational effort and skill used in bringing all of this together; notes the humble beginnings of TLC, which was founded by Rick and Amy Brooks in their front room and has expanded from there; further notes that, as TLC enters its 20th year, it has helped more than 100,000 people across the North East region, and wishes TLC all of the very best in its future endeavours. R

Supported by: Kenneth Gibson*, Miles Briggs*, Alexander Stewart*, Finlay Carson*, Russell Findlay*, Meghan Gallacher*, Jamie Greene*, Liam Kerr*, Pam Gosal*, Annie Wells*, Stuart McMillan*, Maggie Chapman*, Audrey Nicoll*, Edward Mountain*, Bill Kidd*, Ruth Maguire*, David Torrance*, Fulton MacGregor*, Karen Adam*, Stephen Kerr*

*S6M-00708 Bill Kidd: South African Social Upheaval —That the Parliament notes the current situation in South Africa, which has reportedly seen hundreds of that country's citizens lose their lives, homes and livelihoods in social upheaval caused by a determined minority of rioters and looters taking advantage of what it believes to be a period of political uncertainty in that country;








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believes that there are many South Africans who live in Scotland, who are dismayed that a country that was built on the shoulders of Nelson Mandela (known as Madiba, or Father) as a land of hope, striving to be better and living under the philosophy of Ubuntu (Humanity), appears to have lost its way, but considers that it can still come together again in a civil society, which will stand united going forward.

Supported by: Rona Mackay*, Colin Beattie*, Stephanie Callaghan*, Fulton MacGregor*, Michelle Thomson*, Siobhian Brown*, Ruth Maguire*, David Torrance*, Karen Adam*

*S6M-00707 Stephanie Callaghan: Congratulations to Kirsty Gilmour, Two-time Olympian—That the Parliament congratulates Kirsty Gilmour from Bothwell, South Lanarkshire for being selected for Team GB in badminton for the Tokyo Olympics; recognises that this is Kirsty’s second consecutive Olympics, and that she will be the only Briton competing in the women’s singles event, and wishes Kirsty success in both the Olympics and the Badminton Academy Social Enterprise that she has co-founded to grow her chosen sport and support her local community.

Supported by: Finlay Carson*, Jackie Dunbar*, Siobhian Brown*, Annabelle Ewing*, Miles Briggs*, Stuart McMillan*, Edward Mountain*, Fulton MacGregor*, Bill Kidd*, Ruth Maguire*, David Torrance*, Karen Adam*

*S6M-00706 David Torrance: Robert Nairn Pub Charity Fundraising —That the Parliament acknowledges the charity fundraising efforts of the Robert Nairn pub owner, Michelle McCrabbe, and the wider Robert Nairn staff; congratulates Michelle and her staff for trying to make a difference in the local community, by attempting to help those less fortunate; wishes the Robert Nairn management staff well in their 50-mile jog to raise money for the charity, Young Lives vs Cancer, this summer; acknowledges Michelle’s request for anyone, or any organisation, to get in touch with her at the Robert Nairn in Kirkcaldy for the purpose of collaborating in more ways to make a difference, and wishes Michelle and her daughter, who she praises as the inspiration for this challenge, all the very best for the future.

Supported by: Fulton MacGregor*, Stuart McMillan*, Siobhian Brown*, Rona Mackay*, Miles Briggs*, Bill Kidd*

*S6M-00705 David Torrance: Retirement of Fiona Brodie —That the Parliament notes the retirement of Fiona Brodie after 37 years of exemplary service, teaching at Dunnikier Primary School in Kirkcaldy; commends her dedication to always supporting pupils, parents and other members of staff to the very best of her ability, through leading by example and helping everyone around her become the best that they can be; further notes her passion for the expressive arts of music and drama and her role in sharing this passion with her pupils, as well as her role as an active member of the Kirkcaldy Amateur Operatic Society for over 40 years; acknowledges how much Fiona is loved by all who have had the pleasure of being taught by her, as well as the wider community too, and wishes her the very best for her retirement.

Supported by: Fulton MacGregor*, Stuart McMillan*, Siobhian Brown*, Rona Mackay*, Martin Whitfield*, Miles Briggs*, Bill Kidd*

*S6M-00702 John Swinney: Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 31) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/262)—That the COVID-19 Recovery Committee recommends that the Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 31) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/262) be approved.

Supported by: George Adam, Humza Yousaf









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*S6M-00700 Clare Haughey: Provision of Early Learning and Childcare (Specified Children) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 2) Order 2021 [draft]—That the Education, Children and Young People Committee recommends that the Provision of Early Learning and Childcare (Specified Children) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 2) Order 2021 [draft] be approved.

Supported by: Shirley-Anne Somerville

*S6M-00699 Michael Matheson: Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 13) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/237)—That the COVID-19 Recovery Committee recommends that the Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 13) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/237) be approved.

Supported by: John Swinney, George Adam

*S6M-00698 Michael Matheson: Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel etc.) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) (No. 4) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/261)—That the COVID-19 Recovery Committee recommends that the Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel etc.) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) (No. 4) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/261) be approved.


*S6M-00697 Michael Matheson: Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel etc.) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) (No. 3) Regulations 2021 (SSI/254)—That the COVID-19 Recovery Committee recommends that the Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel etc.) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) (No. 3) Regulations 2021 (SSI/254) be approved.


*S6M-00696 Michael Matheson: Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 14) Regulations 2021 (2021/256)—That the COVID-19 Recovery Committee recommends that the Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 14) Regulations 2021 (2021/256) be approved.




*S6M-00694 John Swinney: Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 28) Regulations 2021 (SSI













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2021/242)—That the COVID-19 Recovery Committee recommends that the Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 28) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/242) be approved.






*S6M-00689 Patrick Harvie: Concern over Calls to Ban Online Anonymity—That the Parliament notes that racism, misogyny, homophobia and transphobia, among other forms of abuse, are prevalent on social media; believes social media companies should do more to tackle this, including permanently banning any users of their service who repeatedly carry out such abuse; notes the findings of a three-year-long research project entitled Digital Social Norm Enforcement: Online Firestorms in Social Media, published in 2016, which found that "non-anonymous individuals are more aggressive compared to anonymous individuals"; considers that many people have a legitimate reason for requiring anonymity online, including people who have experienced domestic abuse, LGBTQ+ people who may not be out, sex workers who may also not be out, whistleblowers and activists living in repressive regimes, and believes that regulation to prohibit anonymity and require the use of real names would be counter-productive and could cause serious unintended harm.

Supported by: Emma Roddick*, Maggie Chapman*, Gillian Mackay*, Ross Greer*, Mark Ruskell* R, Ariane Burgess*, Lorna Slater*, Karen Adam*

*S6M-00687 Stuart McMillan: AUK/BLF Grant for Mesothelioma Research—That the Parliament welcomes the decision by Asthma UK and the British Lung Foundation (AUK/BLF) to grant £628,826 to five research projects on mesothelioma and idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF); further welcomes that part of the grant is to be awarded to Dr Daniel Murphy of the University of Glasgow, for the research project “Diagnosing Mesothelioma from its effect on the nearby immune system"; understands that over 200 Scots are diagnosed with mesothelioma each year and over 2,500 people live with IPF in Scotland, of which there is no cure, and commits to supporting people living with lung conditions by implementing the Respiratory Care Action Plan. R

Supported by: Monica Lennon*, Kenneth Gibson*, Bill Kidd*, Emma Harper*, Bob Doris*, Annabelle Ewing*, Audrey Nicoll*, Alasdair Allan*, Mark Ruskell*, Elena Whitham*, Stephanie Callaghan*, Joe FitzPatrick*, Jackie Baillie*, Fulton MacGregor*, Tess White*, Ruth Maguire*, Sharon Dowey*, David Torrance*, Karen Adam*, Paul O'Kane*









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S6M-00428 Ariane Burgess: Capercaillie Population Dips Below 1,000—That the Parliament notes with concern recent reports of a sharp decline in Scotland’s capercaillie population; understands that Cairngorms National Park Authority (CNPA) has said it will not reach its target of increasing the population of the bird to 1,200; recognises that the CNPA recently estimated that there are currently around 700 of the species in the park; acknowledges that a fuller picture of the population will be available in the winter; further notes that the CNPA believes that a loss of habitat and disturbance by humans has contributed to the population decline; believes that the plight of the capercaillie is part of a wider ongoing nature emergency, and urges the Scottish Government to take swift action to tackle the decline of this iconic Highland species.

Supported by: Monica Lennon, Emma Roddick, Jackie Dunbar, Mark Ruskell, Kenneth Gibson, Ross Greer, Paul Sweeney, Miles Briggs, Alexander Burnett, Alex Rowley, Mercedes Villalba, Donald Cameron, Pauline McNeill, Katy Clark, Lorna Slater, Martin Whitfield, Paul O'Kane, Douglas Ross, Tess White, Ruth Maguire, Maggie Chapman

*S6M-00428.1 Fergus Ewing: Capercaillie Population Dips Below 1,000—As an amendment to motion S6M-00428 in the name of Ariane Burgess (Capercaillie Population Dips Below 1,000), insert at end ", and further urges it to consult experts and practitioners of land management, including the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust, The Scottish Gamekeepers Association, Scottish Land & Estates, National Farming Union Scotland and the Scottish Crofting Federation, who have expertise in practical land management in rural Scotland, in order to gain their insights into the decline in species' numbers and, in particular, the loss of capercaillie to known predators of ground-nesting species, such as foxes, stoats, crows and pine martens and to invite experts, alongside NatureScot, to assess what further actions are required to address loss due to predation."

Motions and amendments which have attracted additional support

S6M-00704 Liz Smith: University of St. Andrews Ranks First in the UK for Academic Experience (lodged on 16 July 2021)

New Support: Pam Gosal*, Annie Wells*, Alexander Stewart*, Miles Briggs*, Douglas Lumsden*, Colin Beattie*, Jamie Greene*, Kenneth Gibson*, Donald Cameron*, Beatrice Wishart*, Liam Kerr*, Russell Findlay*, Stuart McMillan*, Murdo Fraser*, Jackson Carlaw*, Brian Whittle*, Mark Ruskell*, Finlay Carson*, Edward Mountain*, Ruth Maguire*, Karen Adam*, Alexander Burnett*, Stephen Kerr*

S6M-00703 Colin Beattie: Mayfield and Easthouses Development Trust (MAEDT) Opens Community Food Pantry (lodged on 16 July 2021)

New Support: Kenneth Gibson*, Siobhian Brown*, Natalie Don*, Fulton MacGregor*, Ruth Maguire*, Karen Adam*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00691 Liam Kerr: Aberdeen City Council and Grease Monkey Cycles Deliver Bike Repair Equipment (lodged on 16 July 2021)

New Support: Douglas Lumsden*, Kenneth Gibson*, Alexander Stewart*, Russell Findlay*, Stuart McMillan*, Miles Briggs*, Pam Gosal*, Annie Wells*, Bill Kidd*, Mark Ruskell*, Finlay Carson*, Jamie Greene*, Donald Cameron*, Edward Mountain*, Karen Adam*, Ruth Maguire*, Stephen Kerr*


https://www.parliament.scot/parliamentarybusiness/28877.aspx?SearchType=Advance&ReferenceNumbers=S6M-00428.1








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S6M-00690 Claire Baker: Supporting Team GB at the Tokyo Olympics (lodged on 16 July 2021)

New Support: Mark Ruskell*, Jackie Baillie*, Pauline McNeill*, Bill Kidd*, Liam McArthur*, Edward Mountain*, Stuart McMillan*, Miles Briggs*, Sarah Boyack*, Anas Sarwar*, Douglas Lumsden*, James Dornan*, Paul O'Kane*, Tess White*, Sharon Dowey*

S6M-00688 Claire Baker: Dunfermline Shopfronts Transformed (lodged on 15 July 2021)

New Support: Neil Bibby*, Fulton MacGregor*, Ruth Maguire*, Karen Adam*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00686 Paul O'Kane: RSPB Lochwinnoch (lodged on 15 July 2021)

New Support: Finlay Carson*, Fulton MacGregor*, Ruth Maguire*, Karen Adam*

S6M-00685 Emma Harper: Dumfries and Galloway College: Number One College in Scotland for Full-Time Higher Education Passes (lodged on 15 July 2021)

New Support: Fergus Ewing*, Finlay Carson*, Karen Adam*, Ruth Maguire*, Fulton MacGregor*

S6M-00684 Pauline McNeill: Put an End to Exploitative Trial Shifts (lodged on 15 July 2021)

New Support: Ariane Burgess*, Alex Rowley*, Karen Adam*, Katy Clark*, Paul O'Kane*

S6M-00683 Rona Mackay: Bravehounds Charity for Veterans Establishes Fundraising Partnership (lodged on 14 July 2021)

New Support: Ruth Maguire*

S6M-00682 Dean Lockhart: Babes in the Wood Funding Award (lodged on 14 July 2021)

New Support: Finlay Carson*, Ruth Maguire*, Karen Adam*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00681 Marie McNair: Centre 81 Steering Group Supporting Clydebank Residents (lodged on 14 July 2021)

New Support: Ruth Maguire*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00680 Pauline McNeill: Congratulations Arlington Baths Club (lodged on 14 July 2021)

New Support: Ruth Maguire*, Karen Adam*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00679 Liam McArthur: Wishing Helen Lumsden a Happy Retirement (lodged on 14 July 2021)

New Support: Donald Cameron*, Ariane Burgess*, Ruth Maguire*, Karen Adam*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00678 Liam McArthur: Recognising Long-standing Duo's Service to Orkney Coastguards (lodged on 14 July 2021)


S6M-00677 Liam McArthur: Alison Miller Appointed as Orcadian Scots Scriever at National Library of Scotland (lodged on 14 July 2021)


















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S6M-00676 Jamie Halcro Johnston: Cairngorm National Park's New Centre for Dementia Care (lodged on 14 July 2021)

New Support: Donald Cameron*, Finlay Carson*, Ruth Maguire*, Jackie Dunbar*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00675 Dean Lockhart: University of Stirling Re-accredited for Small Business Charter (lodged on 15 July 2021)

New Support: Douglas Lumsden*, Finlay Carson*, Ruth Maguire*, Karen Adam*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00674 Karen Adam: Buckie Foodbank (lodged on 14 July 2021)

New Support: Ruth Maguire*

S6M-00673 Michael Marra: Recognising SQA Staff (lodged on 14 July 2021)

New Support: Martin Whitfield*, Sarah Boyack*, Beatrice Wishart*, Neil Bibby*, Paul O'Kane*

S6M-00671 Christine Grahame: Looking Forward in Gala with Energise Galashiels Trust (lodged on 14 July 2021)

New Support: Annabelle Ewing*, Siobhian Brown*, Colin Beattie*, Emma Harper*, Stuart McMillan*, Bill Kidd*, Kenneth Gibson*, Ruth Maguire*, David Torrance*, Karen Adam*

S6M-00668 Alexander Stewart: Opening More Doors Fundraising Success in Clackmannanshire (lodged on 14 July 2021)

New Support: Donald Cameron*, Alexander Burnett*, Finlay Carson*, Karen Adam*

S6M-00667 Audrey Nicoll: Aberdeen Cyrenians, Hug in a Box (lodged on 13 July 2021)

New Support: Alexander Burnett*, Liam Kerr*

S6M-00666 Alexander Burnett: Cairngorms National Park Awarded Nearly £12.5 Million by the UK National Lottery Heritage Fund (lodged on 13 July 2021)

New Support: Edward Mountain*, Douglas Ross*, Brian Whittle*, Alexander Stewart*, Liam Kerr*, Bill Kidd*, Miles Briggs*, Finlay Carson*, Stuart McMillan*, Kenneth Gibson*, Russell Findlay*, Jamie Greene*, Pam Gosal*, Annie Wells*, Ruth Maguire*, Jackson Carlaw*, David Torrance*, Meghan Gallacher*, Sue Webber*

S6M-00665 Evelyn Tweed: Congratulations to Duncan Scott (lodged on 13 July 2021)

New Support: Mark Ruskell*, Joe FitzPatrick*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00663 Jackie Baillie: Arrochar Head Teacher Leaves Role after 28 Years (lodged on 14 July 2021)

New Support: Ruth Maguire*, Kaukab Stewart*, Alexander Burnett*, Paul O'Kane*

S6M-00662 Jackie Baillie: Helensburgh Life-Saver Sheenah Gets National Award (lodged on 14 July 2021)

New Support: Karen Adam*, Alexander Burnett*
















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S6M-00661 Maggie Chapman: University of Dundee Ranked Top for Climate Action (lodged on 13 July 2021)

New Support: Mark Ruskell*, Joe FitzPatrick*

S6M-00660 Pam Gosal: Fourth Wimbledon Championship for Helensburgh (lodged on 13 July 2021)

New Support: Donald Cameron*, Finlay Carson*, Tess White*, Karen Adam*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00659 Stuart McMillan: Ailidh Howie Wins Scottish Rugby Charity Fundraising Award (lodged on 13 July 2021)

New Support: Karen Adam*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00658 Stuart McMillan: Inverclyde Gin Success (lodged on 13 July 2021)

New Support: Tess White*

S6M-00657 Finlay Carson: 10th Anniversary for Marie Curie Rapid Response Services in Dumfries and Galloway (lodged on 13 July 2021)

New Support: Jackson Carlaw*, Ruth Maguire*, Karen Adam*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00656 Gillian Mackay: Congratulations Italy (lodged on 13 July 2021)

New Support: Alexander Burnett*, Karen Adam*

S6M-00655 Sandesh Gulhane: Glasgow Royal Infirmary Wins Golden Hip Award for Excellence in Patient Care (lodged on 13 July 2021)

New Support: Donald Cameron*, Alexander Burnett*, Pauline McNeill*, Tess White*, Karen Adam*

S6M-00654 Ruth Maguire: Kilwinning Woman’s BEM for Lifelong Service to Girl Guides (lodged on 13 July 2021)

New Support: Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00652 Ruth Maguire: Diamond Celebrations for Irvine Couple (lodged on 13 July 2021)


S6M-00650 Gillian Mackay: Carers Trust Scotland Launches Report, Covid-19 in Scotland: The Impact on Unpaid Carers and Carer Service Support Workers (lodged on 13 July 2021)

New Support: Alexander Burnett*, Ariane Burgess*, Katy Clark*

S6M-00649 Liam Kerr: The Greyhope Bay Project (lodged on 13 July 2021)

New Support: Alexander Burnett*, Jackie Dunbar*

S6M-00644 Jamie Halcro Johnston: Highland Wildlife Park Receives Lottery Funding Award (lodged on 12 July 2021)

New Support: Donald Cameron*, Alexander Burnett*, Ariane Burgess*

S6M-00643 Sharon Dowey: Ayr Rotary Step into Gear with Bike Deliveries (lodged on 12 July 2021)


















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New Support: Donald Cameron*, Alexander Burnett*, Karen Adam*

S6M-00642 Sharon Dowey: Auchinleck Headteacher Wished Fond Farewell (lodged on 12 July 2021)

New Support: Donald Cameron*, Karen Adam*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00641 Foysol Choudhury: Networking Key Services (lodged on 12 July 2021)

New Support: Ruth Maguire*, Karen Adam*

S6M-00640 Marie McNair: Milngavie Teen Running 10 Kilometres a Day for Cancer Charity (lodged on 12 July 2021)


S6M-00639 Gillian Mackay: Motherwell Fans Raise Funds for Tickets for Unemployed People and Low-income Families (lodged on 12 July 2021)

New Support: Mark Ruskell*, Patrick Harvie*, Karen Adam*

S6M-00638 Maggie Chapman: Remembering Srebrenica (lodged on 09 July 2021)


S6M-00636 Sharon Dowey: Robyn Love Picked for Team GB (lodged on 12 July 2021)

New Support: Donald Cameron*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00635 Michelle Thomson: Aaron Hunter, Pride of Scotland Child of Courage (lodged on 09 July 2021)


S6M-00634 Monica Lennon: Congratulations to YWCA Scotland - The Young Women's Movement on becoming a 4 Day Week Organisation (lodged on 09 July 2021)

New Support: Patrick Harvie*

S6M-00633 Marie McNair: Independent Resource Centre in Clydebank Aims to Reduce Poverty (lodged on 09 July 2021)


S6M-00629 Monica Lennon: People in Scotland Encouraged to Participate in Endometriosis UK Survey (lodged on 08 July 2021)


S6M-00627 James Dornan: Beata Koecka (lodged on 09 July 2021)

New Support: Tess White*

S6M-00626 Marie McNair: Pupils at Linnvale Primary Spread Summer Joy (lodged on 08 July 2021)


















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S6M-00624 Paul Sweeney: Drygate Brewing Co, Seven Years of the Seven Peaks (lodged on 08 July 2021)

New Support: Neil Bibby*

S6M-00622 Russell Findlay: The Shooting of Dutch Journalist, Peter R de Vries (lodged on 08 July 2021)


S6M-00621 Alexander Stewart: 24/7 Samaritans Awareness Day 2021, #WeListen (lodged on 08 July 2021)


S6M-00620 Paul Sweeney: In Memory of Ron Curran, from Colliery Blacksmith to STUC President (lodged on 07 July 2021)


S6M-00616 Edward Mountain: Outdoor Access Rights (lodged on 07 July 2021)

New Support: Liam Kerr*

S6M-00613 Rona Mackay: Turnbull High School Pupils Embrace Social Enterprise (lodged on 07 July 2021)


S6M-00611 Rona Mackay: Inspirational Headteacher Commended at National Awards (lodged on 06 July 2021)


S6M-00610 Monica Lennon: Celebrating 10 Years of Forth Valley Royal Hospital (lodged on 06 July 2021)


S6M-00609 Beatrice Wishart: Shetland Firefighters Raise Money for the Fire Fighters Charity (lodged on 07 July 2021)


S6M-00607 Meghan Gallacher: TWENTY21+ Project (lodged on 06 July 2021)


S6M-00604 Pauline McNeill: Flapper Skate Egg-laying Site in Loch Melfort (lodged on 06 July 2021)


S6M-00602 Pam Duncan-Glancy: Citizens Advice Network (lodged on 06 July 2021)


S6M-00600 Pam Gosal: Lord Lieutenant Success for Clydebank Sea Cadet (lodged on 06 July 2021)


















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New Support: Donald Cameron*, Alexander Burnett*, Finlay Carson*, Tess White*

S6M-00597 Audrey Nicoll: Milltimber School's Support for Instant Neighbour (lodged on 05 July 2021)


S6M-00594 Jamie Halcro Johnston: Upgrade of Ardnamurchan Lighthouse (lodged on 06 July 2021)


S6M-00592 Liam McArthur: Wishing Kenny Slater a Happy Retirement (lodged on 06 July 2021)

New Support: Donald Cameron*, Alexander Burnett*

S6M-00591 Liam McArthur: Stromness Academy Trio Secure £3,000 for the Orkney Drugs Dog Charity (lodged on 06 July 2021)


S6M-00582 Monica Lennon: Remove Discredited BBC Bitesize Climate Change Lessons (lodged on 02 July 2021)

New Support: Katy Clark*

S6M-00562 Pam Duncan-Glancy: Iconic Studios Salon Nominated at the UK Hair and Beauty Awards (lodged on 02 July 2021)

New Support: Finlay Carson*

S6M-00541 Clare Adamson: Vandalism of the Duchess Park (lodged on 28 June 2021)

New Support: Katy Clark*

S6M-00524 Finlay Carson: Gateway to Galloway and a Brighter Future for Stranraer (lodged on 24 June 2021)

New Support: Carol Mochan*

S6M-00522 Mercedes Villalba: The Need for an Offshore Training Passport (lodged on 24 June 2021)

New Support: Willie Rennie*, Beatrice Wishart*, Mark Ruskell* R, Liam McArthur*, Katy Clark*

S6M-00516 Emma Harper: Dumfries and Galloway to Benefit from New Tourism Funding (lodged on 24 June 2021)

New Support: Carol Mochan* R















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Questions | Ceistean


Written Questions

Questions in which a member has indicated a declarable interest are marked with an "R".

Government Initiated Questions are initiated by the Scottish Government in order to facilitate the provision of information to the Parliament.

Government initiated questions lodged from 19 July 2021 to 23 July 2021

S6W-01826 Emma Harper: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on progress with the COVID-19 vaccination programme since March 2021, including a potential future COVID-19 booster vaccination programme. S6W-01857 Rona Mackay: To ask the Scottish Government what the outcome is of its latest review into border health measures, and whether there will be any changes to the regulations.

Written questions lodged from 19 July 2021 to 23 July 2021

S6W-01125 Emma Harper: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of reported plans to develop a shooting range in Eskadalemuir, and related concerns raised over safety and noise, whether it will review the Planning (Scotland) Act 2019, in order to bring the licencing of shooting ranges under the control of the Scottish Government. S6W-01352 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government what plans it has to develop a boiler scrappage scheme to help households replace gas-fired boiler systems. S6W-01474 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government how many Home Energy Scotland Private Rented Sector Landlord Loan applications have been received in each local authority area in each of the last five years; how many loan offers it has subsequently made, and how many of these offers were not taken up. R S6W-01475 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government what the total value was of the Home Energy Scotland Private Rented Sector Landlord Loan applications that have been received in each local authority area in each of the last five years, also broken down by the total value of the loan offers that (a) it subsequently made and (b) were not taken up. R S6W-01488 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the statistics in the publication, Homelessness in Scotland: 2020 to 2021, how many children were in each household that was reassessed as being homeless in each year since 2015-16, also broken down by which of the periods of between one and five years they were previously assessed as being homeless. S6W-01496 Alexander Burnett: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W-00743 by Shirley-Anne Somerville on 28 June 2021, what its response is to the campaign, Everyone's Invited, which encourages survivors to share their stories anonymously online, naming 120 schools in Scotland in connection with allegations of sexual assault and harassment. S6W-01527 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S5W-35383 by Kevin Stewart on 1 March 2021, whether changes have been made to the building standards verifier requirements regarding BS 8414 and BR 135 and, if so, when the decisions related to any changes were (a) taken and (b) implemented. S6W-01551 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government how many cases of cancer have been diagnosed at stage (a) 1, (b) 2, (c) 3 and (d) 4 in each year since 2018, broken down by the type of cancer.

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S6W-01553 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what information it has regarding how many cases of whistleblowing in the NHS have been reported to the Independent National Whistleblowing Officer in each of the past three years. S6W-01555 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what information it has regarding how many cases of whistleblowing have been reported to the Police Scotland whistleblowing champion since the introduction of the role. S6W-01559 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government how many people were directed away from the A&E department at Forth Valley Royal Hospital without a correct clinical assessment (a) in 2020 and (b) from 1 January to 30 June 2021. S6W-01560 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the alleged findings of the report, External Review – Culture and Governance, Emergency Department, Forth Valley Royal Hospital, what (a) action it is taking and (b) discussions it is having with NHS Forth Valley to (i) protect and (ii) offer independent support to staff at the hospital who did not report mistakes in patient care for fear of being victimised. S6W-01562 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the alleged findings of the report, External Review – Culture and Governance, Emergency Department, Forth Valley Royal Hospital, what (a) action it is taking and (b) discussions it is having with NHS Forth Valley to ensure that former and current members of staff are able to report historic cases of mistakes in patient care without being victimised. S6W-01563 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the alleged findings of the report, External Review – Culture and Governance, Emergency Department, Forth Valley Royal Hospital, what (a) action it is taking and (b) discussions it is having with NHS Forth Valley to ensure that people who had not been informed of mistakes in their patient care are now advised of these errors, and, to avoid the risk of a claim being time-barred, whether it will ensure that any subsequent legal or civil action can be dated from the date that the person was informed an error had taken place, and not the date of the error. S6W-01564 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the alleged findings of the report, External Review – Culture and Governance, Emergency Department, Forth Valley Royal Hospital, what (a) action it has taken and (b) discussions it has had with NHS Forth Valley to ensure that the A&E department at the hospital has had sufficient appropriately-trained, qualified and experienced staff, with proper supervision, since July 2020. S6W-01565 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to the alleged findings of the report, External Review – Culture and Governance, Emergency Department, Forth Valley Royal Hospital, that some people were directed away from the A&E department at the hospital, often to minor injuries or a pharmacy, without a proper clinical assessment, and what (a) action it is taking and (b) discussions it has had with NHS Forth Valley to ensure that this practice is stopped. S6W-01566 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to ensure that people are not being directed away from NHS A&E departments without a proper clinical assessment. S6W-01567 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government what consultation it undertook with COSLA regarding its 100-day plan. S6W-01568 Pauline McNeill: To ask the Scottish Government what action professional football clubs must take under the COVID-19 restrictions for it to consider approving attendances of more than 2,000 spectators at fixtures. S6W-01569 Pauline McNeill: To ask the Scottish Government for what reason the number of spectators permitted to attend professional football club matches in Glasgow under the COVID-19 restrictions is fewer than that agreed for the recent European championship fixtures in the city.

















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S6W-01570 Pauline McNeill: To ask the Scottish Government what analysis it has carried out of the preparations by professional football clubs in Glasgow for hosting more than 2,000 spectators at fixtures under the COVID-19 restrictions, and whether these meet the standards set by (a) it and (b) the SFA ahead of agreeing larger attendances at the recent European championship fixtures in the city. S6W-01571 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government by what date the local democracy review will be concluded. S6W-01572 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government by what date phase 2 of the Democracy Matters - local governance review, will be completed. S6W-01573 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government which public bodies (a) have and (b) have not had engagement with the local governance review. S6W-01574 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what (a) planning, or (b) preparation it has undertaken to prevent air pollution levels rising (i) to, or (ii) above pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels. S6W-01575 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government by what date it expects live performances to be able to return to (a) pubs and (b) clubs. S6W-01576 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what discussions it has had with live-music performers regarding COVID-19 guidance for venues, particularly smaller venues, such as pubs. S6W-01577 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what advice has been issued to live-music performers regarding the resumption of live performances, and by what date updated advice will be provided. S6W-01578 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what impact assessments it has carried out regarding the impact of the COVID-19 guidance for the performing arts and venues sector, which was issued on the 10 November 2020, particularly on smaller venues and performers. S6W-01583 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what meetings (a) cabinet secretaries, (b) junior ministers and (c) special advisors have held with the media outlets The National and the Sunday National, since the beginning of the current parliamentary session. S6W-01584 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government how many people were waiting for routine surgery from NHS Scotland, as of 1 July 2021. S6W-01585 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government how many people were waiting for diagnostic procedures from NHS Scotland as of 1 July 2021. S6W-01586 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what the mandated minimum service standards are for Scottish Enterprise. S6W-01589 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government when it will announce the date of the independent-led inquiry into its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. S6W-01590 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what meetings (a) the First Minister, (b) the Cabinet Secretary for the Constitution, External Affairs and Culture (c) and its special advisors have had with Yes.scot campaign employees. S6W-01591 Annie Wells: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will consider expanding the number of suppliers offering COVID-19 testing kits to those travelling abroad. S6W-01592 Sue Webber: To ask the Scottish Government (a) what process must be followed, (b) what legal requirement needs to be in place, and (c) whether a new traffic regulation order is required, in order for experimental traffic regulation orders to become permanent orders. S6W-01595 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what it is doing to facilitate a full return to in-person teaching at colleges. S6W-01596 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on quarantine requirements for international students.
























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S6W-01597 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on what the guidelines are for physical distancing in college and university laboratories. S6W-01598 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government whether it has plans to make it easier for homeowners to take action against housing developers for poor construction. S6W-01599 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government what plans it has to strengthen the regulation of building standards for new-build residential developments. S6W-01600 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government whether it plans to update building standards regulations to require higher energy-efficiency standards for new-build residential developments. S6W-01601 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government whether it plans to increase the warranty offered on new-build residential developments, beyond two years. S6W-01602 Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government by what date it plans to start the roll-out of the 2021-22 flu-immunisation programme, and how many people will be eligible for a free flu vaccination, broken down by eligible groups. S6W-01603 Monica Lennon: To ask the Scottish Government what (a) consultation and (b) discussions it has had with the UK Government regarding the potential climate impact of the proposed Cambo oil field. S6W-01605 Monica Lennon: To ask the Scottish Government what its position is, regarding the potential impact on Scotland, on calls to reject the proposed Cambo oil field project. S6W-01607 Monica Lennon: To ask the Scottish Government what implications the proposed Cambo oil field would have for its ability to meet its climate targets, and what action it is taking to ensure that Scotland is on track to achieve its target of net-zero emissions by 2045. S6W-01608 Monica Lennon: To ask the Scottish Government what its position is, regarding the potential impact on Scotland, on the Cambo oil field application, in light of reported International Energy Agency views that no new investments were needed in oil and gas. S6W-01610 Liz Smith: To ask the Scottish Government what its assessment is of the relevance of Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta’s recommendations for Scotland in The Economics of Biodiversity, and whether it will publish any assessment it has made. S6W-01611 Liz Smith: To ask the Scottish Government how it will respond to the findings of Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta’s report, The Economics of Biodiversity, which was published by the UK Government in February 2021. S6W-01612 Liz Smith: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta’s report, The Economics of Biodiversity, which was published by the UK Government in February 2021, what steps it (a) has taken and (b) will take to ensure that Scotland's demands on nature do not exceed nature’s capacity to supply. S6W-01613 Liz Smith: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the recommendations in Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta’s, The Economics of Biodiversity, that measures of economic success must be changed to guide Scotland towards sustainability, or risk endangering the prosperity of current and future generations, what work it is doing to develop alternative metrics of economic success as alternatives to GDP. S6W-01614 Liz Smith: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the Dasgupta Review on The Economics of Biodiversity, which was published by the UK Government in February 2021, whether it will consider commissioning a Scotland-specific equivalent review, to build on the work of Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta. S6W-01615 Liz Smith: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the findings of Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta’s report, The Economics of Biodiversity, and of the urgency of protecting and restoring nature, whether it will provide an update on its work towards a new biodiversity Strategy. S6W-01616 Jackson Carlaw: To ask the Scottish Government what its position is on the breakdown of the reported most common COVID-19 symptoms into the categories, fully-






















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vaccinated, in receipt of one-dose of the vaccination and unvaccinated, as set out in the research-based ZOE COVID study, which was published on 23 June 2021. S6W-01617 Siobhian Brown: To ask the Scottish Government how the £10 million funding announced on 28 June 2021 will be used to improve cancer waiting times. S6W-01618 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government for what reason mandatory "day two" COVID-19 tests for return travellers from a green list country cost £88 each, in light of reports that, in England, these tests can be purchased for between £10 and £15. S6W-01619 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many two-year-olds have received additional early years support since 2007. S6W-01620 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government what assessment it has made of the reported shortage of building supplies, and the impact that this may have on different sectors of the economy. S6W-01621 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many cases of child abuse have been reported to social services in each year since 1999, broken down by local authority. S6W-01622 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many Best Start payments have been made in each local authority area. S6W-01623 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government, as of 20 July 2021, how many meetings in relation to COP26 Scottish Ministers have (a) organised and (b) attended. S6W-01625 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government how many meetings in relation to COP26 the First Minister has attended. S6W-01626 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government how much it has spent on preparations for COP26. S6W-01627 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government, as of 20 July 2021, how many meetings Scottish Ministers have arranged, specifically relating to COP26, to take place (a) in the lead up to and (b) during the course of COP26. S6W-01628 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government how many members of its staff are working specifically on COP26. S6W-01629 Alexander Burnett: To ask the Scottish Government whether its commitment to provide £7 million for school music lessons to be given for free to school children will be guaranteed beyond the school year 2021-22. S6W-01630 Alexander Burnett: To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to reports that documents confirming that COVID-19 vaccinations have been received in countries other than the UK are not being accepted for the purpose of granting visitors to Scotland an exemption from quarantining; whether it (a) can and (b) will issue guidance on the recognition of COVID-19 vaccination programmes and certification from other countries, and, if so, by what date. S6W-01631 Kenneth Gibson: To ask the Scottish Government by what date the £60 million that it committed to renewing every play park in Scotland during the current parliamentary session will be distributed to local authorities, and what mechanism will be used to determine the resources that will be allocated to each local authority. S6W-01632 Alexander Burnett: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide a breakdown of how many anaesthetists in training (a) were hired and (b) remained unemployed following the most recent recruitment process, and what measures it is taking to assist anaesthetic trainees who are facing problems in the recruitment process due to technical failures with exams and communication disruptions from numerous sources. S6W-01633 Ross Greer: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W-00982 by Graeme Dey on 8 July 2021, what the estimated additional ongoing operational costs are for (a) additional rolling stock, (b) train crew and (c) any other requirements that have been incurred as a result of the platform extension at Milngavie, and how these costs are being met.





















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S6W-01634 Ross Greer: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W-00982 by Graeme Dey on 8 July 2021, for what reason the electrification of the routes referred to could not have been funded by existing funds. S6W-01635 Emma Harper: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of reports of dental surgeries in Annan, Kirkcudbright, Dumfries, Newton Stewart and other locations in the South Scotland region temporarily suspending the acceptance of NHS dental patients due to a backlog of treatments as a result of COVID-19 restrictions, what action is being taken to (a) support such dental surgeries and (b) ensure that NHS dental patients have access to timely dental treatment, and, further to the Scottish National Party's manifesto commitment to abolish NHS dentistry charges, whether it will provide an update on its progress on this matter. S6W-01636 Oliver Mundell: To ask the Scottish Government what training is available to teachers regarding drug and alcohol misuse. S6W-01637 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government (a) how many and (b) what proportion of homes have been delivered at or below the Affordable Housing Investment Benchmark in (i) total and (ii) each of the last five years, also broken down by (A) local authority and (B) registered social landlord. S6W-01638 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W-01292 by Shona Robison on 19 July 2021, (a) how many and (b) what proportion of (i) homes and (ii) projects seeking grant funding in excess of the relevant benchmark have been subject to a more detailed value-for-money assessment in (A) total and (B) each of the last five years, also broken down by (I) local authority and (II) registered social landlord. S6W-01639 Foysol Choudhury: To ask the Scottish Government what steps are being taken to protect marine wildlife from the impact of jet skiers (a) near Wardie Bay, Edinburgh, and (b) around Scotland's coastline. S6W-01640 Foysol Choudhury: To ask the Scottish Government what measures are in place to assess the (a) impact on the environment and (b) noise levels of jet skiers (i) near Wardie Bay, Edinburgh, and (ii) around Scotland's coastline. S6W-01641 Foysol Choudhury: To ask the Scottish Government what steps are being taken to review the access arrangements to the Ferrymuir Gait housing development, and what its position is on the impact of the current road traffic on the (a) environment and (b) health and quality of life of residents. S6W-01642 Sarah Boyack: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the message from the director of the Scottish Centre on European Relations of 14 July 2021, whether it will take steps to ensure that the centre can continue its work, and what the reasons are for its position on this matter. S6W-01644 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government by what date the delayed document, Housing Options (PREVENT1) Statistics in Scotland: 2020/21, will be published. R S6W-01645 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government by what date the delayed document, Housing Statistics for Scotland 2020: Key Trends Summary, will be published. R S6W-01646 Mercedes Villalba: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide a breakdown of appointments to public boards by (a) gender, (b) age, (c) socio-economic status, (d) disability status and (e) ethnicity; what its response is to reports that women appointed to public boards are paid less than their male counterparts, and what steps it will take to address any gender pay gap on public boards. S6W-01647 Mercedes Villalba: To ask the Scottish Government, what its response is to reports that hundreds of meetings between lobbyists and ministers were not captured by the lobbying register; for what reason any such meetings were not captured by the register, and what its position is on whether changes to the register are required.


















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S6W-01648 Mercedes Villalba: To ask the Scottish Government how many windfarms are (a) publicly and (b) privately owned; whether it will list the names of the owners of each wind farm, and what financial support it has provided in each of the last 14 years for the (i) private sector, (ii) public sector and (iii) community development of windfarms. S6W-01649 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government which company employs the crew of the MV Arrow during CalMac Ferries' time charter of the vessel on the Ullapool-Stornoway route. R S6W-01650 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government what discussions it had with CalMac Ferries regarding the employment conditions applicable to the time charter of the MV Arrow. R S6W-01651 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government what estimate it has made of the additional cost to CalMac Ferries of chartering the MV Arrow in line with CalMac’s collective bargaining agreements with the recognised seafarer unions. R S6W-01652 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government what the status is of the Fair Work Framework in negotiations between Transport Scotland and CalMac Ferries regarding the chartering of new tonnage from private shipowners. R S6W-01653 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government which organisations were consulted during negotiations regarding the time charter agreement between CalMac Ferries and the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company for the MV Arrow. R S6W-01654 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government by what date it expects to have electrified the East Coast Mainline between Edinburgh Haymarket and Aberdeen in full. S6W-01655 Katy Clark: To ask the Scottish Government what the crew roster patterns will be on the MV Arrow when it is time chartered from the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company by CalMac, and whether the vessel will be managed by Seatruck Ferries when it is working on Clyde and Hebrides routes. S6W-01656 Katy Clark: To ask the Scottish Government what steps it has taken to ensure that crew members on the MV Arrow are paid in line with the collective bargaining agreements that are in place between CalMac and the recognised trade unions on Clyde and Hebrides ferry services. S6W-01657 Katy Clark: To ask the Scottish Government what its assessment is of the impact that the fire at Troon railway station may have on (a) ferry services to Arran and (b) the Ardrossan Harbour project. S6W-01658 Monica Lennon: To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to the latest Modelling the Pandemic report, which claims that the true scale of COVID-19 infections is being underreported in official figures, and warns that virus prevalence in recent wastewater sampling "significantly exceeded levels suggested by case rates". S6W-01659 Neil Bibby: To ask the Scottish Government whether the current crew of the MV Arrow will be employed on the vessel for the duration of the six-week charter agreement between CalMac and the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company. S6W-01660 Neil Bibby: To ask the Scottish Government what crew changeover provisions have been negotiated between CalMac and the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company in the time charter agreement for the MV Arrow freight vessel. S6W-01661 Neil Bibby: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on the duty periods worked by seafarers on the Serco NorthLink freight vessel (a) Helliar and (b) Hildasay since March 2020. S6W-01662 Neil Bibby: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S5W-36170 by Paul Wheelhouse on 23 March 2021, whether ferry procurement will now be included in the Islands Connectivity Plan following the most recent ministerial reshuffle.




















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S6W-01664 Richard Leonard: To ask the Scottish Government whether the clause in the Serco Caledonian Sleeper franchise that permits the operator, from 1 April 2022, to seek adjustments to the financial terms of the Franchise Agreement, or exit the contract, can also be instigated by the Scottish Government. R S6W-01669 Stuart McMillan: To ask the Scottish Government how many cases of (a) youth and (b) adult antisocial behaviour were reported on the (i) Glasgow-Wemyss Bay and (b) Glasgow-Gourock train line in each month of the last two years, and in how many of those cases was someone (A) found guilty and (B) issued with a fine as a result. S6W-01672 Paul Sweeney: To ask the Scottish Government what the total transaction value of all publicly-owned land disposed to the private sector was in each of the last 10 years. S6W-01673 Paul Sweeney: To ask the Scottish Government what engagement it has had with Glasgow City Council on the proposed final phase of the East End regeneration route. S6W-01674 Paul Sweeney: To ask the Scottish Government what engagement it has had with (a) Glasgow City Council, and (b) officials from the Glasgow City Region Cabinet, on the proposed development of the Glasgow Metro rail project. S6W-01675 Emma Harper: To ask the Scottish Government which of the recommendations from the October 2020 Scottish Land Commission Report into derelict and vacant land it will implement, and what the timescales for implementation are. S6W-01679 Paul Sweeney: To ask the Scottish Government on how many occasions the M8 between junctions 13 and 26 has been closed to (a) eastbound and (b) westbound traffic in each of the last five years. S6W-01680 Paul Sweeney: To ask the Scottish Government what engagement it has had with Glasgow City Council regarding the structural integrity and planned strengthening works to the A739 Shieldhall overpass. S6W-01681 Paul Sweeney: To ask the Scottish Government which ScotRail-operated (a) rolling stock, (b) carriages and (c) locomotives have been sent out of Scotland for (i) maintenance, (ii) overhaul and (iii) repair works in each of the last two years, and what the value of these works was. S6W-01682 Annie Wells: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will consider reviewing self-isolation guidelines for staff working in social care in order to ensure that an adequate level of care can be maintained with minimal disruption (a) for vulnerable young people and (b) in all social care settings. S6W-01683 Paul Sweeney: To ask the Scottish Government what the (a) plan, (b) governance and (c) estimated timescale is for the full restoration of the Glasgow School of Art. S6W-01684 Alasdair Allan: To ask the Scottish Government what action is being taken within secondary schools to raise awareness of suicide prevention and the availability of mental health support. S6W-01686 Pam Duncan-Glancy: To ask the Scottish Government how many children are currently eligible for the Scottish Child Payment, and, of those who are eligible, how many (a) have and (b) have not applied for the payment. S6W-01687 Pam Duncan-Glancy: To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to increase the take-up of the Scottish Child Payment. S6W-01688 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what its position is on small modular reactors. S6W-01689 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will build new nuclear power stations, following the closure of Hunterston within the next 12 months, and of Torness in 2030. S6W-01690 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government from where, and by what mechanism, it will source the quantity of non-variable, firm, reliable electricity, that is currently generated by






















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Hunterston power station, following its closure, which is due to take place within the next 12 months. S6W-01691 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government from where it will source the quantity of non-variable, firm, reliable electricity that is currently generated at Torness following its closure, which is due to take place in 2030. S6W-01692 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government whether it has made an assessment of the impact that nuclear energy generation has on (a) jobs, (b) skills and (c) the economy, and if it has not made such an assessment, whether it will do so. S6W-01693 Mark Griffin: To ask the Scottish Government for what reason student accommodation is an excluded accommodation type under the Town and Country Planning (Short-term Let Control Areas) (Scotland) Regulations 2021, and what provisions are in place to prevent student accommodation premises being used as short-term lets once they have been built. R S6W-01694 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government how many property factor enforcement orders have been challenged in the Sheriff Court, and, of those challenges, how many were successfully challenged by property factors. S6W-01695 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government how many property factors have been registered, as required by the Property Factors (Scotland) Act 2011, in each year since 2011, broken down by (a) those remaining on the register, (b) those who have been newly admitted to the register, and (c) those who have been removed from the register. S6W-01696 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government how many cases there have been of property factors operating without the appropriate (a) registration, and (b) approval through the property factor register, in each year since 2011. S6W-01697 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government how many property factors have been de-registered in each year since 2011, broken down by whether the factor was deregistered due to (a) no longer being considered to be a fit and proper person to be registered as a property factor, (b) having failed to comply with the obligation to include its registration number in correspondence sent to homeowners and (c) having failed to demonstrate compliance with (i) the property factor Code of Conduct and (ii) any property factor enforcement order made against the property factor by the First-tier Tribunal. S6W-01698 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government how many complaints against property factors have been brought to the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland housing and property chamber in each year since 2011, and, of these, how many were brought as a result of the property factor failing to (a) carry out their duties and (b) comply with the standards in the Code of Conduct (section 17(1) of the 2011 Act). S6W-01700 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government how many of the cases considered by the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland housing and property chamber were found in favour of the (a) complainant and (b) property factor since 2011. S6W-01701 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government whether it plans to broaden the remit of the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland housing and property chamber to consider whether the fee charged by a property factor is (a) excessive, or (b) otherwise unjustified. S6W-01702 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government how many property factor enforcement orders have been made against property factors by the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland housing and property chamber in each year since 2011. S6W-01703 Craig Hoy: To ask the Scottish Government what information it has on which property factors have been issued property factor enforcement orders in each year since 2011, also broken down by how many orders each factor was issued with.

















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S6W-01704 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what plans it has to ensure that (a) there are adequate COVID-19 tests available for schools and (b) COVID-19 testing rates in schools improve once pupils return. S6W-01705 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what scientific evidence is being used to determine the capacities permitted at football stadiums. S6W-01706 Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government how many people have been diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in each of the last five years, also broken down by NHS board. S6W-01707 Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government whether it collects data on secondary breast cancer, and, if so, whether it will publish this. S6W-01708 Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government how many specialist secondary breast cancer nurses are currently employed by each NHS board. S6W-01709 Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will undertake a metastatic breast cancer audit, and, if so, when. S6W-01710 Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government how many breast cancer radiologists are currently employed by each NHS board. S6W-01711 Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government what action is being taken to increase diagnostic capacity for breast cancer services. S6W-01712 Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government how many clinical trials there currently are for cancer, and whether these have recommenced. S6W-01713 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government on what basis it made the decision to allow (a) 16,500 fans to attend the British & Irish Lions rugby match at Murrayfield and (b) 2,000 fans to attend Scottish football matches, and what the reasons are for the difference between these two figures. S6W-01714 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what Scotland-wide campaigns there are for schoolchildren regarding littering. S6W-01715 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government how much funding has been allocated to Keep Scotland Beautiful in each year since 2016. S6W-01716 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government how the £180 million provided by the UK Government to support the transition of leaving the EU has been allocated. S6W-01717 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government how much it has spent on supporting the agriculture sector since 1 January 2021. S6W-01718 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government how much it has spent on supporting the fishing industry since 1 January 2021. S6W-01719 Liam Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W-00962 by Michael Matheson on 20 July 2021, whether it will provide the information that was requested regarding what analysis it has carried out concerning at which stage of their journey oil and gas workers who fly to and return directly from an overseas installation are at greatest risk of COVID-19 infection; for what reason it did not provide this information in its response; whether it will now confirm whether it has undertaken such an analysis, and whether it will provide any other information it has on this matter. S6W-01720 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government what representation people with autism are entitled to in relation to decisions by local public bodies that affect them, and how this is monitored (a) nationally and (b) regionally. S6W-01721 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government what resources (a) it, (b) sportscotland and (c) other arms-length public bodies allocate to directly support people with autism, and who monitors this. S6W-01722 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government how the allocation of funding for autism services is assessed.
























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S6W-01723 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government what involvement children and families have in decisions regarding the allocation of funding for autism services. S6W-01724 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government what engagement it has had with the third sector in the last year regarding support for autism services, and who is responsible for decisions on this matter. S6W-01725 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government what its position is on what engagement should be taking place between local authorities and people affected by autism, and how this is monitored regionally. S6W-01726 Dean Lockhart: To ask the Scottish Government how many school children receive instrumental music tuition, and what percentage this is of the total number of school children. S6W-01727 Dean Lockhart: To ask the Scottish Government by what date it will introduce legislation to ban single-use cutlery, as referred to in a statement on Scottish Government priorities in May 2021. S6W-01728 Dean Lockhart: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide a breakdown of the £100 million hydrogen technologies investment, referred to in the statement on Scottish Government priorities in May 2021, by (a) year and (b) project. S6W-01729 Dean Lockhart: To ask the Scottish Government what plans it has to help companies in high-carbon sectors to transition to low-carbon technologies and services, as referred to in the statement on Scottish Government priorities in May 2021. S6W-01730 Dean Lockhart: To ask the Scottish Government what plans it has to use the COP26 in Glasgow as an opportunity to promote Scotland, as a destination for investment, trade and tourism, to the participating nations. S6W-01731 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government what pathways are in place to enable children who are diagnosed with autism to access specialist support. S6W-01732 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government, with regard to school inspections, what measures it has put in place to assess learning support facilities, and more specifically, autism and additional needs provision. S6W-01733 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to meet the needs of children with autism. S6W-01734 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government how it is working with local authorities to deliver the Scottish Strategy for Autism. S6W-01735 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government what steps it has taken to help parents of autistic children with (a) home learning and (b) the return to physical education. S6W-01736 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to ensure that children with autism who display violent behaviour have access to locally-based support. S6W-01737 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government how many teachers with specialised training in supporting pupils with additional needs there are (a) in the Scottish Borders and (b) nationally; whether targets for the number of such teachers required have been set, and, if so, whether the targets have been met. S6W-01738 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government what measures it has put in place to support young people with (a) autism, and (b) Asperger's syndrome who are (i) in mainstream education, or (ii) seeking apprenticeships or other work placements. S6W-01739 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on the evaluation of the Scottish Strategy for Autism. S6W-01740 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government what funding from the 2019-20 budget has been made available to fund projects relating to flooding, and what support is available for Newcastleton in the Scottish Borders, to address flooding problems. S6W-01741 Beatrice Wishart: To ask the Scottish Government what plans it has to increase the cash grant given to mature students.
























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S6W-01742 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will consider doubling the maximum sentence for assaults on emergency service workers, including the police force. S6W-01743 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will consider increasing investment in mental health facilities to address the reported issues of burnout among Police Scotland staff. S6W-01744 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government whether it is planning to roll out body-worn cameras for police officers, in light of comments by Police Scotland that this could lead to a “spike in guilty pleas”. S6W-01745 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on the backlog of digital items in Police Scotland’s possession that are currently awaiting forensic analysis. S6W-01746 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what financial resources it has allocated to specifically support the mental health and wellbeing of (a) police officers and (b) Police Scotland support staff in each year since 2016. S6W-01747 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what plans are in place to support policing in local authorities in the rest of Scotland during COP26, when substantial numbers of officers will be transferred to Glasgow for its duration. S6W-01748 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government how many body-worn cameras Police Scotland currently has access to. S6W-01749 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government whether it plans to undertake an awareness campaign to highlight the risk of grass fires to campers and other users of the rural environment, in light of a reported increase in grass fires caused by campers in 2019-20. S6W-01750 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what support is being given to low-income families to assist with the installation of new interlinked fire alarms, in light of its recent legislation requiring this. S6W-01751 Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government by what date haematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) treatment for multiple sclerosis will be available to NHS patients. S6W-01752 Jackie Baillie: To ask the Scottish Government for what reason haematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) treatment for patients with multiple sclerosis is not currently provided by any NHS boards, despite it having been approved for use by NHS Scotland. S6W-01753 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what plans are in place to reduce the risk of scammers and rogue traders targeting vulnerable and older people in relation to the installation of new interlinked fire alarms, in light of its recent legislation requiring this, and what assessment it has made of the merits of a public awareness campaign on this issue. S6W-01754 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government how many reports to the police have been recorded regarding scams and rogue traders targeting people in relation to the installation of new interlinked fire alarms, in light of its recent legislation requiring this. S6W-01755 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government how many people have been convicted to date as a result of the implementation of the Animals and Wildlife (Penalties, Protections and Powers) (Scotland) Act 2020, also known as "Finn's law". S6W-01756 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government in how many cases body-worn cameras used by Police Scotland have been used as evidence to secure a conviction. S6W-01757 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government whether it plans to implement tougher sentences for offenders who spit and cough on police officers. S6W-01758 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what impact it estimates unpaid community work for convicted criminals has had on reoffending rates. S6W-01759 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland report, Concerns about the care of women with mental ill health in prison























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in Scotland, what additional (a) financial and (b) other resources it is considering providing for the Scottish Prison Service to help support female inmates’ mental health. S6W-01760 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what plans are in place to address the reported increase in the untried remand population in prisons. S6W-01761 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what measures are in place to support people who are held on remand for an extended period and are then not convicted at trial. S6W-01762 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what measures are in place to support the families of people who are held on remand for an extended period and are then not convicted at trial. S6W-01763 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government how many victims of crime have been able to make in-person representations to parole board members in each of the last three financial years. S6W-01764 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what legislative changes have been made as a result of the Victims Taskforce. S6W-01765 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what the outcome was of the Victims Taskforce group meeting on 10 March 2021 regarding the potential launch of a Victim Notification Scheme review. S6W-01766 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what changes it has made to temporary release rules from prisons since 5 December 2019, following the consultation with victims of crime. S6W-01767 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government whether all victims of crime are notified of a decision not to prosecute their case or to discontinue prosecution. S6W-01768 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what the take-up rate has been for the Victim Notification Scheme, as a percentage of all eligible victims, in each of the last three financial years. S6W-01769 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide statistics on the usage of exclusion zones by the Parole Board for Scotland, or for when a prisoner is temporarily released from prison, for each of the last three financial years. S6W-01770 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government how much of the £9 million COVID-19 resilience fund for the legal profession has been allocated, and how many applications to the fund have (a) been approved, (b) yet to be processed and (c) have been rejected, broken down by reasons for rejection. S6W-01774 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the planned suspension of most criminal trials for the duration of COP26, how it will help the judiciary catch up with the backlog, and what consideration it has given to expanding the number of High Court trial rooms to 25, which Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service modelling has reportedly suggested would assist with this. S6W-01776 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government how many so-called Bairns’ Hooses will be set up to enable children access to all necessary justice services under one roof, and where they will be located. S6W-01777 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what the timeline will be for its proposed consultation on the "not proven" verdict, and how quickly it will implement the recommendations made. S6W-01778 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what the (a) scope and (b) timeline will be for its proposed review of the prosecution system. S6W-01779 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to increase the completion rate of Community Payback Orders, in light of figures suggesting that this stood at 69% in 2019-20.





















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S6W-01780 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what analysis it has carried out of the reported decline in the percentage of unpaid work requirements issued as part of Community Payback Orders in 2019-20. S6W-01781 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to the recent Audit Scotland report on sustainable alternatives to custody. S6W-01782 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking in response to the increase in levels of antisocial behaviour that was recorded in Police Scotland management information statistics for 2020-21. S6W-01783 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what analysis it has carried out regarding whether the size of fixed penalty notice fines are a sufficient deterrent for antisocial behaviour. S6W-01784 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to increase the job retention rate in the legal aid sector, and what plans it has to encourage more young people to consider a career in this sector. S6W-01786 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what its position is on whether knitting is an appropriate activity as part of offenders’ unpaid work requirements for a criminal conviction. S6W-01787 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what steps it is taking to reduce the illegal trade in puppies. S6W-01788 Jamie Greene: To ask the Scottish Government what the impact on police (a) time and (b) resources would be of making it an offence to carry pyrotechnics in a public place and granting officers the power to stop and search people suspected of carrying such items. S6W-01789 Dean Lockhart: To ask the Scottish Government whether the Scottish Household Recycling Charter that has been agreed with COSLA, and the associated Code of Practice, contain a requirement for local authorities to reduce the frequency of collections of non-recyclable waste. S6W-01790 Dean Lockhart: To ask the Scottish Government what progress it has made in providing a policy framework to support local government in delivering the commitments that are set out in the Scotland Household Recycling Charter that has been agreed with COSLA. S6W-01791 Alexander Burnett: To ask the Scottish Government what advice is being given to people who are not able to access their COVID-19 vaccination record if they have received their first vaccine in England, and their second vaccine in Scotland. S6W-01792 Gillian Mackay: To ask the Scottish Government what proportion of the NHS budget is spent on general practice costs. S6W-01793 Gillian Mackay: To ask the Scottish Government how many full-time equivalent GPs are employed. S6W-01794 Rhoda Grant: To ask the Scottish Government how much of the Scottish Land Fund has remained unspent at the end of each of the last five financial years. S6W-01795 Rhoda Grant: To ask the Scottish Government how many applications have been made to the Scottish Land Fund in each of the last five financial years. S6W-01796 Rhoda Grant: To ask the Scottish Government how many applications to the Scottish Land Fund have been rejected in each of the last five financial years. S6W-01797 Pam Duncan-Glancy: To ask the Scottish Government by what date free school meals will be available for all children in (a) P6 and (b) P7. S6W-01798 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what support it is providing to local authorities to raise awareness of mobile/walk-in COVID-19 testing centres. S6W-01799 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what conclusions its advisory sub-group on education has reached regarding reducing the number of mandatory self-isolating students identified as contacts of people with COVID-19.
























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S6W-01800 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government how many school teachers are on temporary contracts, and how this compares with each of the last three academic years. S6W-01801 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what longer-term plans it has for the Pupil Equity Fund. S6W-01802 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what its strategy is for the digitisation of people's medical records. S6W-01803 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what the average waiting time is for mental health (a) diagnosis and (b) treatment, and how this compares with each of the last three years. S6W-01804 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government how much COVID-19 relief funding it has allocated to local authorities and what information it has regarding how (a) this has been spent and (b) much remains in local authority reserves. S6W-01806 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government whether it has a strategic wood-use policy, and, if so, what this is. S6W-01807 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what its strategy and plan is for the national installation of 5G. S6W-01808 Monica Lennon: To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to a recent Transport Scotland report, which suggests that electric car charging points may cease to be free of charge, and how this aligns with its targets of phasing out new petrol and diesel cars. S6W-01811 Pam Duncan-Glancy: To ask the Scottish Government what percentage of individuals have (a) requested and (b) received hospital-based palliative care, broken down by NHS board area, for the most recent year for which figures are available. S6W-01813 Pam Duncan-Glancy: To ask the Scottish Government what progress it has made in appointing a new National Clinical Lead for palliative and end of life care. S6W-01814 Pauline McNeill: To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the recommendations of its independent review into the delivery of forensic mental health services, and findings from the Council of Europe's European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, following its visits to Scotland, for what reason there is no high secure forensic mental health provision for women. S6W-01815 Pauline McNeill: To ask the Scottish Government what level of healthcare provision will be available in the community custody units that are due to open in 2022. S6W-01816 Pauline McNeill: To ask the Scottish Government whether there is a minimum capacity that secure accommodation must be kept at, and whether this contributes to children having to be held in prison when these units are full. S6W-01817 Sue Webber: To ask the Scottish Government how many women aged (a) 50 and over and (b) under 50 are currently undergoing treatment for secondary breast cancer, broken down by NHS board. S6W-01818 Sue Webber: To ask the Scottish Government how many women aged (a) 50 and over and (b) under 50 are currently waiting for diagnostic tests to confirm (i) primary and (ii) secondary breast cancer, broken down by NHS board. S6W-01819 Sue Webber: To ask the Scottish Government how many women aged (a) 50 and over and (b) under 50 are currently waiting to start treatment for (i) primary and (ii) secondary breast cancer, broken down by NHS board. S6W-01820 Sue Webber: To ask the Scottish Government how many women are currently waiting for reconstructive surgery following treatment for breast cancer, broken down by NHS board. S6W-01821 Sue Webber: To ask the Scottish Government how many Specialist Nurse Practitioners there are for (a) primary and (b) secondary breast cancer, and what the nurse-to-patient ratio is, both broken down by NHS board.























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S6W-01824 Douglas Lumsden: To ask the Scottish Government what its position is on facemasks being mandatory in schools, and, in light of the challenges with communication and participation faced by pupils with hearing difficulties, whether it will consider providing an exemption, in time for the start of the new academic year, for classrooms in which there is a pupil with hearing difficulties. S6W-01831 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government what assessment it has made of each local authority's rapid rehousing transition plan, and whether it has concerns regarding any of them. S6W-01832 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many people have been supported through Housing First in each year since its introduction, broken down by local authority. S6W-01833 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government when it will provide further information regarding the grant scheme for rent arrears. S6W-01834 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government what assessment it has made of the estimated level of rent arrears accrued during the COVID-19 pandemic. S6W-01836 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many affordable homes it estimates will be required in each local authority to meet local demand over the next decade. S6W-01837 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how much has been spent on the establishment of Social Security Scotland in each year since its inception. S6W-01838 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many people have been employed within Social Security Scotland in each year since its inception. S6W-01839 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many people recorded as being homeless have died in each year since 1999. S6W-01840 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many people have presented with alcohol addiction issues in each year since 1999, broken down by NHS board. S6W-01841 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many people have been (a) assessed for free personal care and (b) given a care package, in the last 12 months. S6W-01842 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government whether it plans to review the methadone programme. S6W-01843 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many people have accessed residential rehabilitation in each NHS board in the last 24 months. S6W-01844 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many public contracts have been awarded by (a) it and (b) other bodies, to third sector organisations, in each year since 2007, and what the total value is of third sector contracts awarded each year for the same time period. S6W-01845 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many playing fields have been sold by local authorities in each year since 1999. S6W-01846 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many sheltered housing places have been available in each year since 1999, also broken down by local authority. S6W-01847 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government what the projected completion dates are for (a) a new eye hospital in Edinburgh and (b) all other new NHS facilities that are planned. S6W-01848 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government how many affordable homes are projected to be built in each local authority area over the next five years. S6W-01849 Miles Briggs: To ask the Scottish Government what assessment it has made of the workforce requirements in the construction industry. S6W-01850 Stephen Kerr: To ask the Scottish Government what the justification was for purchasing Tesla electric vehicles for the Government Car Service, and for what reason it decided to purchase these over other makes of electric vehicle. S6W-01851 Rachael Hamilton: To ask the Scottish Government what action Transport Scotland is taking to ensure that there will be regular services at Reston railway station.


























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S6W-01852 Beatrice Wishart: To ask the Scottish Government whether it is gathering data to determine the impact of long COVID on education. S6W-01853 Beatrice Wishart: To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to limit the incidence of long COVID in young people. S6W-01854 Beatrice Wishart: To ask the Scottish Government what plans are in place to support islanders with long COVID. S6W-01855 Beatrice Wishart: To ask the Scottish Government which age groups are most likely to be affected by long COVID.









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New Subordinate Legislation

New Subordinate Legislation Made Affirmative instruments The following instrument was laid before the Parliament on 19 July 2021 and is subject to the made affirmative procedure— Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel etc.) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) (No. 6) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/265) Laid under section 122(6) and (7) of the Public Health etc. (Scotland) Act 2008





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Progress of Legislation

A list of all Bills in progress can be accessed via the Scottish Parliament website at:

https://www.parliament.scot/bills-and-laws/bills For each Bill, the date of the next (or most recent) event in the Bill’s passage is given. Other relevant information, e.g. about lodging amendments, is given in italics.

As soon as a Public Bill (i.e. a Government, Committee or Member’s Bill) has completed Stage 1, amendments for consideration at Stage 2 may be lodged; and as soon as Stage 2 is completed, amendments for Stage 3 consideration may be lodged. The last lodging day for amendments at Stage 2 is four sitting days before the meeting at which those amendments will be considered (e.g. Wednesday for a meeting on Tuesday); at Stage 3 it is five days before. Amendments may be lodged until 4.30 pm on any sitting day, except on the last lodging day for each Stage, when the deadline is 12 noon. A Hybrid Bill is subject to the same rules except in the case of Stage 2 where amendments for consideration may be lodged no earlier than the completion of any consideration of evidence at Stage 2.

Amendments to Private Bills are subject to different deadlines. These are set out in Rule 9A.12 of Standing Orders. Members are advised to lodge amendments in good time before the beginning of a Stage and as early as possible during the day. (G) = Government Bill; (M) = Member’s Bill; (C) = Committee Bill; (P) = Private Bill; (H) = Hybrid Bill. Carer’s Allowance Supplement (Scotland) Bill (G) Introduced, 22 June 2021 Lead committee - Social Justice and Social Security Coronavirus (Extension and Expiry) (Scotland) Bill (G) Passed, 24 June 2021 European Charter of Local Self-Government (Incorporation) (Scotland) Bill (M) Passed, 23 March 2021 The Bill has been referred to the Supreme Court under section 33 of the Scotland Act 1998 by the Attorney General and the Advocate General for Scotland. Transvaginal Mesh Removal (Cost Reimbursement) (Scotland) Bill (G) Introduced, 23 June 2021 UK Withdrawal from the European Union (Legal Continuity) (Scotland) Bill (G) Passed, 21 March 2018

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Following a reference under section 33 of the Scotland Act 1998 by the Attorney General and the Advocate General for Scotland, the Supreme Court has ruled that some provisions of the Bill are outwith the legislative competence of the Scottish Parliament. The Bill cannot be submitted for Royal Assent in its unamended form. United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (Incorporation) (Scotland) Bill (G) Passed, 16 March 2021 The Bill has been referred to the Supreme Court under section 33 of the Scotland Act 1998 by the Attorney General and the Advocate General for Scotland.

Legislative Consent Memorandums A list of all Legislative Consent Memorandums lodged with the Scottish Parliament can be accessed via the website at: https://www.parliament.scot/bills-and-laws/bills/legislative-consent-memorandums

Animal Welfare (Kept Animals) Bill LCM-S6-1

Lodged on 22 June 2021

Environment Bill LCM-S5-39

Lodged on 27 May 2020

Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee, 29 September 2020

Meeting of the Parliament, 12 November 2020

Environment Bill Supplementary LCM-S6-2

Lodged on 9 July 2021

Professional Qualifications Bill LCM-S6-3

Lodged on 12 July 2021

Subordinate Legislation (date of laying) (lead committee) Made affirmative instruments Subject to approval by 10 September 2021 Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel) (Scotland) Amendment (No.13) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/237) (10 June 2021) (COVID-19 Recovery Committee) Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 27) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/238) (11 June 2021) (COVID-19 Recovery Committee)

https://www.parliament.scot/bills-and-laws/bills/legislative-consent-memorandums

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Subject to approval by 17 September 2021 Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 28) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/242) (17 June 2021) (COVID-19 Recovery Committee) Subject to approval by 24 September 2021 Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 29) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/252) (24 June 2021) (COVID-19 Recovery Committee) Subject to approval by 25 September 2021 Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel etc.) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) (No. 3) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/254) (25 June 2021) (COVID-19 Recovery Committee) Subject to approval by 26 September 2021 Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 30) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/255) (29 June 2021) (COVID-19 Recovery Committee) Subject to approval by 26 September 2021 Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 14) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/256) (1 July 2021) (COVID-19 Recovery Committee) Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel etc.) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) (No. 4) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/261) (7 July 2021) (COVID-19 Recovery Committee) Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 31) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/262) (7 July 2021) (COVID-19 Recovery Committee) Health Protection (Coronavirus) (Restrictions and Requirements) (Local Levels) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 32) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/263) (15 July 2021) (COVID-19 Recovery Committee) Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel etc.) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) (No. 5) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/264) (16 July 2021) (COVID-19 Recovery

Committee) Health Protection (Coronavirus) (International Travel etc.) (Miscellaneous Amendments) (Scotland) (No. 6) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/265) (19 July 2021) (COVID-19 Recovery Committee)



https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ssi

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Affirmative instruments Subject to approval by 10 October 2021 Provision of Early Learning and Childcare (Specified Children) (Scotland) Amendment (No. 2) Order 2021 (SSI 2021/draft) (21 June 2021) (Education, Children and Young People Committee) Negative instruments Subject to annulment 2 September 2021 Lead Committee report due by 30 August 2021 Education (Scotland) Act 1980 (Modification) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/210) (21 May 2021) (Education, Children and Young People Committee) Subject to annulment 7 September 2021 Lead Committee report due by 6 September 2021 Coronavirus (Scotland) Act 2020 (Early Expiry of Provisions) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/214) (26 May 2021) (COVID-19 recovery Committee) Subject to annulment 8 September 2021 Lead Committee report due by 6 September 2021 Sexual Offences Act 2003 (Prescribed Police Stations) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/220) (27 May 2021) (Criminal Justice Committee) Welfare Foods (Best Start Foods) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/221) (27 May 2021) (Social Justice and Social Security Committee) Homeless Persons (Unsuitable Accommodation) (Scotland) (Modification and Revocation) (Coronavirus) Amendment Order 2021 (SSI 2021/222) (27 May 2021) (Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee) Act of Sederunt (Fees of Messengers-at-Arms and Sheriff Officers) (Amendment) 2021 (SSI 2021/225) (27 May 2021) (Criminal Justice Committee) Subject to annulment 22 September 2021 Lead Committee report due by 20 September 2021 Coronavirus (Scotland) Act 2020 Early Expiry of Provisions (No.2) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/236) (10 June 2021) (COVID-19 Recovery Committee) Subject to annulment 23 September 2021 Lead Committee report due by 20 September 2021 Age of Criminal Responsibility (Scotland) Act 2019 (Register of Child Interview Rights Practitioners) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/233) (11 June 2021) (Crimiinal Justice Committee)

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Subject to annulment 27 September 2021 Lead Committee report due by 20 September 2021 National Health Service (Travelling Expenses and Remission of Charges) (Scotland) (No. 2) Amendment Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/241) (15 June 2021) (Health, Social Care and Sport Committee) Subject to annulment 7 October 2021 Lead Committee report due by 4 October 2021 Council Tax Reduction (Scotland) Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/249) (25 June 2021) (Social Justice and Social Security Committee) Registration of Independent Schools (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2021 (SSI 2021/251) (25 June 2021) (Education, Children and Young People Committee)









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Petitions

The following petitions were lodged with the Parliament on 20 July 2021: PE01881: Longer sentences for paedophiles and sexual predators PE01882: Remand anyone charged with a sexual offence against a child A full list of petitions can be viewed on the Scottish Parliament website at: http://www.parliament.scot/gettinginvolved/petitions/ViewPetitions.aspx

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