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134,700 | Lewis Macdonald MSP | 3 | 21/03/2018 | Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow | Meeting with Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
The purpose of the meeting was to introduce the work of the College and our plans to improve our engagement with Parliament and Government. The meeting discussed the possible impact of Brexit on and medical research funding how the College could provide practical support to NHS organisations in order health and social care in Scotland including the potential impact on the NHS workforce access to medicines to address NHS winter pressures and what steps are required to address current workforce issues in NHS Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1395 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: John Fellows | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,377 | The purpose of the meeting was to introduce the work of the College and our plans to improve our engagement with Parliament and Government. The meeting discussed the possible impact of Brexit on and medical research funding how the College could provide practical support to National Health Service organisations in order health and social care in Scotland including the potential impact on the National Health Service workforce access to medicines to address National Health Service winter pressures and what steps are required to address current workforce issues in National Health Service Scotland. | 143,318 | ['Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow'] |
134,701 | Anas Sarwar MSP | 3 | 14/03/2018 | Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow | Meeting with Anas Sarwar MSP Member for Glasgow and Neil Findlay MSP Member for Lothian. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To seek support for action to restrict marketing of junk food and alcohol to children. | Scottish Parliament | Neil Findlay | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1394 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Lorraine Tulloch | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,378 | To seek support for action to restrict marketing of junk food and alcohol to children. | 143,319 | ['Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow'] |
134,702 | Neil Findlay MSP | 3 | 14/03/2018 | Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow | Meeting with Anas Sarwar MSP Member for Glasgow and Neil Findlay MSP Member for Lothian. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To seek support for action to restrict marketing of junk food and alcohol to children. | Scottish Parliament | Anas Sarwar | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1394 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Lorraine Tulloch | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,379 | To seek support for action to restrict marketing of junk food and alcohol to children. | 143,320 | ['Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow'] |
134,703 | Derek Mackay MSP | 3 | 04/04/2018 | Fife Chamber of Commerce | Meeting with Derek Mackay MSP Cabinet Secretary for Finance and the Constitution. | Location: CTDI Bankhead West Industrial Estate 1 James Watt Avenue Glenrothes KY7 4UA | Type: Face to face |
Part of ongoing lobbying undertaken by Fife Chamber on behalf of its members to create business-friendly public policy. The meeting touched on a broad range of business issues but I specifically raised two points on behalf of Fife Chamber members not presented at the meeting: asked how the Scottish Government planned to support Scottish business in the event that the UK leaves the Single Market and Customs Union following Brexit; enquired about what additional powers the Scottish Government could make available to local authorities to move on travellers who set up camp uninvited outside business premises occupied by Fife Chamber member companies. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1389 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Alan Mitchell | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,380 | Part of ongoing lobbying undertaken by Fife Chamber on behalf of its members to create business-friendly public policy. The meeting touched on a broad range of business issues but I specifically raised two points on behalf of Fife Chamber members not presented at the meeting: asked how the Scottish Government planned to support Scottish business in the event that the UK leaves the Single Market and Customs Union following Brexit; enquired about what additional powers the Scottish Government could make available to local authorities to move on travellers who set up camp uninvited outside business premises occupied by Fife Chamber member companies. | 143,321 | ['Fife Chamber of Commerce'] |
134,704 | Fulton MacGregor MSP | 3 | 27/03/2018 | Royal Town Planning Institute Scotland | Meeting with Fulton MacGregor MSP Member for Coatbridge and Chryston. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To inform the Member of the Scottish Alliance for People and Places (SAPP) views on the Planning (Scotland) Bill. Specifically the alliance's stated opposition to changing the scope of planning appeals; to emphasise that for Local Place Plans to be meaningful SAPP want to see the Bill amended to require local authorities to explain why elements of them can or cannot be included in local development plans and that for Local Place Plans to be meaningful they will need to be properly resourced. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1388 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Kate Houghton | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,381 | To inform the Member of the Scottish Alliance for People and Places (SAPP) views on the Planning (Scotland) Bill. Specifically the alliance's stated opposition to changing the scope of planning appeals; to emphasise that for Local Place Plans to be meaningful SAPP want to see the Bill amended to require local authorities to explain why elements of them can or cannot be included in local development plans and that for Local Place Plans to be meaningful they will need to be properly resourced. | 143,322 | ['Royal Town Planning Institute Scotland'] |
134,705 | Jamie Greene MSP | 3 | 27/03/2018 | Steve McGavin | Meeting with Jamie Greene MSP Member for West Scotland. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We discussed the proposals for the Glasgow City Region City Deal project and the Clyde opening bridge and discussed any potential impacts from this on Clydebank town centre. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1387 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Holly Gillingham | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Edinburgh House (now Estama) | Scottish lobbying register | 143,382 | We discussed the proposals for the Glasgow City Region City Deal project and the Clyde opening bridge and discussed any potential impacts from this on Clydebank town centre. | 143,323 | ['Steve McGavin'] |
134,706 | Rachael Hamilton MSP | 3 | 21/03/2018 | Versus Arthritis | Meeting with Rachael Hamilton MSP Member for Ettrick Roxburgh and Berwickshire. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
Met with Member to discuss arthritis-related issues including obesity strategy access to work and access to blue badge scheme. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1385 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Alan McGinley; James O'Malley | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,383 | Met with Member to discuss arthritis-related issues including obesity strategy access to work and access to blue badge scheme. | 143,324 | ['Versus Arthritis'] |
134,707 | David Stewart MSP | 3 | 21/03/2018 | Versus Arthritis | Meeting with David Stewart MSP Member for Highlands and Islands. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
Met with the Member to discuss the relationship between arthritis and obesity and the need for the Scottish Government's A Healthier Future strategy to recognise the connection and to discuss arthritis obesity and physical activity. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1384 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Alan McGinley; James O'Malley | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,384 | Met with the Member to discuss the relationship between arthritis and obesity and the need for the Scottish Government's A Healthier Future strategy to recognise the connection and to discuss arthritis obesity and physical activity. | 143,325 | ['Versus Arthritis'] |
134,708 | James Kelly MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,385 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,326 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,709 | Maurice Golden MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,386 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,327 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,710 | Alex Neil MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,387 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,328 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,711 | Jackie Baillie MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,388 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,329 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,712 | Maureen Watt MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,389 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,330 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,713 | Christina McKelvie MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,390 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,331 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,714 | Alexander Burnett MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,391 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,332 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,715 | Richard Lyle MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,392 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,333 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,716 | Graham Simpson MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,393 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,334 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,717 | Richard Lochhead MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,394 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,335 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,718 | Finlay Carson MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,395 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,336 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,719 | Lewis Macdonald MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,396 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,337 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,720 | Murdo Fraser MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,397 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,338 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,721 | Jeremy Balfour MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,398 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,339 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,722 | Monica Lennon MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Colin Smyth, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,399 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,340 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,723 | Colin Smyth MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Stewart Stevenson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,400 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,341 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,724 | Stewart Stevenson MSP | 3 | 01/05/2018 | Energy Action Scotland | Speech by Norman Kerr with the following Members in attendance: James Kelly MSP Member for Glasgow; Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland; Alex Neil MSP Member for Airdrie and Shotts; Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton; Maureen Watt MSP Member for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine; Christina McKelvie MSP Member for Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse; Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife; Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill; Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland; Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray; Finlay Carson MSP Member for Galloway and West Dumfries; Lewis Macdonald MSP Member for North East Scotland; Murdo Fraser MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland Colin Smyth MSP Member for South Scotland Stewart Stevenson MSP Member for Banffshire and Buchan Coast. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | James Kelly, Maurice Golden, Alex Neil, Jackie Baillie, Maureen Watt, Christina McKelvie, Alexander Burnett, Richard Lyle, Graham Simpson, Richard Lochhead, Finlay Carson, Lewis Macdonald, Murdo Fraser, Jeremy Balfour, Monica Lennon, Colin Smyth | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1383 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Norman Kerr | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Energy Action Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,401 | We used the opportunity to highlight our expectations for a new Warm Homes Bill and a new energy efficiency programme for Scotland. | 143,342 | ['Energy Action Scotland'] |
134,725 | Maree Todd MSP | 3 | 29/03/2018 | Save the Children Fund | Meeting with Maree Todd MSP Minister for Childcare and Early Years. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To influence the proposals for a new National Standard for government-funded providers and find out about plans to increase uptake of funded places for eligible two year olds local authority support for early learning and childcare partner providers and qualifications for the early learning and childcare workforce. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1382 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Vicky Crichton | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Save the Children | Scottish lobbying register | 143,402 | To influence the proposals for a new National Standard for government-funded providers and find out about plans to increase uptake of funded places for eligible two year olds local authority support for early learning and childcare partner providers and qualifications for the early learning and childcare workforce. | 143,343 | ['Save the Children Fund'] |
134,726 | Ross Greer MSP | 3 | 17/03/2018 | RNIB Scotland | Meeting with Ross Greer MSP Member for West Scotland. | Location: Beacon Arts Centre Custom House Quay Greenock PA15 1EQ | Type: Face to face |
To make the Member and Green Party Members present aware of the Scottish Government consultation on electoral reform and concerns that blind and partially sighted people have in relation to accessible voting and accessible elections. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1381 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Catriona Burness; Laura Jones | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,403 | To make the Member and Green Party Members present aware of the Scottish Government consultation on electoral reform and concerns that blind and partially sighted people have in relation to accessible voting and accessible elections. | 143,344 | ['RNIB Scotland'] |
134,727 | Bob Doris MSP | 3 | 21/03/2018 | RNIB Scotland | Meeting with Bob Doris MSP Member for Glasgow Maryhill and Springburn. | Location: On train from Glasgow to Edinburgh | Type: Face to face |
Asked the Member questions pertaining to the upcoming Planning (Scotland) Bill in relation to Royal National Institute of Blind people's interest in making Shared Space Schemes accessible. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1380 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: James Adams | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,404 | Asked the Member questions pertaining to the upcoming Planning (Scotland) Bill in relation to Royal National Institute of Blind people's interest in making Shared Space Schemes accessible. | 143,345 | ['RNIB Scotland'] |
134,728 | Maree Todd MSP | 3 | 15/03/2018 | The Duke of Edinburgh's Award | Meeting with Maree Todd MSP Minister for Childcare and Early Years. | Location: Corra Foundation Conference John McIntyre Conference Centre Edinburgh EH16 5AY | Type: Face to face |
Asked the Minister a question to clarify issues relating to the Regional Improvement Collaboratives and how the Duke of Edinburgh's Award and other organisations could engage more purposefully. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1379 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Barry Fisher | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,405 | Asked the Minister a question to clarify issues relating to the Regional Improvement Collaboratives and how the Duke of Edinburgh's Award and other organisations could engage more purposefully. | 143,346 | ['The Duke of Edinburgh's Award'] |
134,729 | John Swinney MSP | 3 | 15/03/2018 | Aberlour Child Care Trust | Meeting with John Swinney Deputy First Minister. | Location: Crowne Plaza Hotel Congress Road Glasgow G3 8QT | Type: Face to face |
The Member attended this event at which Aberlour staff were also present including John Hendry who was receiving an award from the Deputy First Minster. Following the ceremony John Hendry Maxine Hawthorn and SallyAnn Kelly all had the opportunity to speak to the Deputy First Minister. Aberlour's work in Glasgow working with young people excluded or at risk of exclusion from school was highlighted including the continuing challenges around securing funding to deliver this type of work. In addition the benefits of Pupil Equity Funding (PEF) in supporting this type of work and improving the educational attainment of such young people was welcomed. However concerns were highlighted regarding the decision by some schools Aberlour has had contact with in relation to PEF who have indicated that they have used their PEF allocation to bring in campus police officers. Aberlour staff expressed disappointment and dismay to the Deputy First Minster that schools were using PEF in this way. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1378 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Maxine Hawthorn; John Hendry; SallyAnn Kelly | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,406 | The Member attended this event at which Aberlour staff were also present including John Hendry who was receiving an award from the Deputy First Minster. Following the ceremony John Hendry Maxine Hawthorn and SallyAnn Kelly all had the opportunity to speak to the Deputy First Minister. Aberlour's work in Glasgow working with young people excluded or at risk of exclusion from school was highlighted including the continuing challenges around securing funding to deliver this type of work. In addition the benefits of Pupil Equity Funding (PEF) in supporting this type of work and improving the educational attainment of such young people was welcomed. However concerns were highlighted regarding the decision by some schools Aberlour has had contact with in relation to PEF who have indicated that they have used their PEF allocation to bring in campus police officers. Aberlour staff expressed disappointment and dismay to the Deputy First Minster that schools were using PEF in this way. | 143,347 | ['Aberlour Child Care Trust'] |
134,730 | Nicola Sturgeon MSP | 3 | 20/03/2018 | The Methodist Church in Britain | Meeting with Nicola Sturgeon MSP First Minister. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
The discussion with the First Minister focused on how work around the Year of Young People can be encouraged further in future years. Views were put forward on the Scottish Government's consultation on reducing loneliness and isolation in particular the role that the Church can play in building on the Scottish Government's work. Lobbying also took place to encourage greater support for those suffering with dementia along with their carers and to encourage more action on climate change. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1377 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: The Reverend Dr David P. Easton | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,407 | The discussion with the First Minister focused on how work around the Year of Young People can be encouraged further in future years. Views were put forward on the Scottish Government's consultation on reducing loneliness and isolation in particular the role that the Church can play in building on the Scottish Government's work. Lobbying also took place to encourage greater support for those suffering with dementia along with their carers and to encourage more action on climate change. | 143,348 | ['The Methodist Church in Britain'] |
134,731 | Ben Macpherson MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) | Meeting with Ben MacPherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston and Gordon Lindhusrt MSP Member for Lothian. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | Scottish Parliament | Graham Simpson, Daniel Johnson, Andy Wightman, Jeremy Balfour, John Mason, Gordon Lindhurst | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1376 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: David Stewart | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,408 | To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | 143,349 | ['Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA)'] |
134,732 | Graham Simpson MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) | Meeting with Ben MacPherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston and Gordon Lindhusrt MSP Member for Lothian. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | Scottish Parliament | Ben Macpherson, Daniel Johnson, Andy Wightman, Jeremy Balfour, John Mason, Gordon Lindhurst | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1376 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: David Stewart | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,409 | To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | 143,350 | ['Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA)'] |
134,733 | Daniel Johnson MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) | Meeting with Ben MacPherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston and Gordon Lindhusrt MSP Member for Lothian. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | Scottish Parliament | Ben Macpherson, Graham Simpson, Andy Wightman, Jeremy Balfour, John Mason, Gordon Lindhurst | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1376 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: David Stewart | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,410 | To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | 143,351 | ['Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA)'] |
134,734 | Andy Wightman MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) | Meeting with Ben MacPherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston and Gordon Lindhusrt MSP Member for Lothian. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | Scottish Parliament | Ben Macpherson, Graham Simpson, Daniel Johnson, Jeremy Balfour, John Mason, Gordon Lindhurst | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1376 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: David Stewart | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,411 | To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | 143,352 | ['Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA)'] |
134,735 | Jeremy Balfour MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) | Meeting with Ben MacPherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston and Gordon Lindhusrt MSP Member for Lothian. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | Scottish Parliament | Ben Macpherson, Graham Simpson, Daniel Johnson, Andy Wightman, John Mason, Gordon Lindhurst | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1376 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: David Stewart | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,412 | To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | 143,353 | ['Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA)'] |
134,736 | John Mason MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) | Meeting with Ben MacPherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston and Gordon Lindhusrt MSP Member for Lothian. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | Scottish Parliament | Ben Macpherson, Graham Simpson, Daniel Johnson, Andy Wightman, Jeremy Balfour, Gordon Lindhurst | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1376 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: David Stewart | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,413 | To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | 143,354 | ['Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA)'] |
134,737 | Gordon Lindhurst MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) | Meeting with Ben MacPherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston and Gordon Lindhusrt MSP Member for Lothian. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | Scottish Parliament | Ben Macpherson, Graham Simpson, Daniel Johnson, Andy Wightman, Jeremy Balfour, John Mason | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1376 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: David Stewart | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,414 | To highlight member concerns about disrepair in mixed tenure tenements across Scotland and to raise the challenges that housing associations face in seeking to agree and fund common repairs in mixed ownership tenements. The meeting had been convened because a number of MSPs had concerns about the issue and wanted to look at potential solutions that might be brought forward. Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was one of a number of interested built environment organisations who attended the group which is being supported by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Built Environment Forum Scotland. Issues highlighted by SFHA at the meeting were - difficulty housing associations have in getting agreement from owners or private landlords to participate in common repairs to tenements; impact this is having on the state of repair of many mixed tenure tenements; the fact that some housing associations who are minority owners in a close are selling flats and looking to buy properties in other stairs where they are the majority owner. SFHA suggested as possible solutions - a common housing quality standard compulsion for owners and private landlords to take part in common repairs requiring all owners to contribute to tenement sinking funds. | 143,355 | ['Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA)'] |
134,738 | Andy Wightman MSP | 3 | 29/03/2018 | National Trust for Scotland | Meeting with Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Tom Mason MSP Member for North East Scotland Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland and Graham Simspon MSP Member for Central Scotland. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
The purpose of the lobbying was to highlight where the bill as proposed could be improved with regard to empowering communities ensuring the continued protection of protected areas from development the importance of the explicit mention of the purpose of planning and concerns around some centralising parts of the bill. | Scottish Parliament | Tom Mason, Maurice Golden, Graham Simpson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1375 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Lorna Scott | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,415 | The purpose of the lobbying was to highlight where the bill as proposed could be improved with regard to empowering communities ensuring the continued protection of protected areas from development the importance of the explicit mention of the purpose of planning and concerns around some centralising parts of the bill. | 143,356 | ['National Trust for Scotland'] |
134,739 | Tom Mason MSP | 3 | 29/03/2018 | National Trust for Scotland | Meeting with Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Tom Mason MSP Member for North East Scotland Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland and Graham Simspon MSP Member for Central Scotland. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
The purpose of the lobbying was to highlight where the bill as proposed could be improved with regard to empowering communities ensuring the continued protection of protected areas from development the importance of the explicit mention of the purpose of planning and concerns around some centralising parts of the bill. | Scottish Parliament | Andy Wightman, Maurice Golden, Graham Simpson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1375 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Lorna Scott | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,416 | The purpose of the lobbying was to highlight where the bill as proposed could be improved with regard to empowering communities ensuring the continued protection of protected areas from development the importance of the explicit mention of the purpose of planning and concerns around some centralising parts of the bill. | 143,357 | ['National Trust for Scotland'] |
134,740 | Maurice Golden MSP | 3 | 29/03/2018 | National Trust for Scotland | Meeting with Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Tom Mason MSP Member for North East Scotland Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland and Graham Simspon MSP Member for Central Scotland. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
The purpose of the lobbying was to highlight where the bill as proposed could be improved with regard to empowering communities ensuring the continued protection of protected areas from development the importance of the explicit mention of the purpose of planning and concerns around some centralising parts of the bill. | Scottish Parliament | Andy Wightman, Tom Mason, Graham Simpson | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1375 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Lorna Scott | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,417 | The purpose of the lobbying was to highlight where the bill as proposed could be improved with regard to empowering communities ensuring the continued protection of protected areas from development the importance of the explicit mention of the purpose of planning and concerns around some centralising parts of the bill. | 143,358 | ['National Trust for Scotland'] |
134,741 | Graham Simpson MSP | 3 | 29/03/2018 | National Trust for Scotland | Meeting with Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Tom Mason MSP Member for North East Scotland Maurice Golden MSP Member for West Scotland and Graham Simspon MSP Member for Central Scotland. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
The purpose of the lobbying was to highlight where the bill as proposed could be improved with regard to empowering communities ensuring the continued protection of protected areas from development the importance of the explicit mention of the purpose of planning and concerns around some centralising parts of the bill. | Scottish Parliament | Andy Wightman, Tom Mason, Maurice Golden | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1375 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Lorna Scott | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,418 | The purpose of the lobbying was to highlight where the bill as proposed could be improved with regard to empowering communities ensuring the continued protection of protected areas from development the importance of the explicit mention of the purpose of planning and concerns around some centralising parts of the bill. | 143,359 | ['National Trust for Scotland'] |
134,742 | Jeane Freeman MSP | 3 | 29/03/2018 | Place2Be | Meeting with Jeane Freeman MSP Minister for Social Security. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
The discussion focused on providing an overview of the work of Place2Be in Scotland including our policy work. This included Place2Be's view that a whole-school approach to children's mental health is necessary to make a lasting change to health inequalities; the availability of mental health support in schools; and training provision for school staff around children's mental health. The discussion also covered Mental Health Champions training being provided by Place2Be in South Ayrshire and better engagement with the Health and Sport Committee at the Scottish Parliament. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1374 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Annie McGovern; Catherine Henderson | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,419 | The discussion focused on providing an overview of the work of Place2Be in Scotland including our policy work. This included Place2Be's view that a whole-school approach to children's mental health is necessary to make a lasting change to health inequalities; the availability of mental health support in schools; and training provision for school staff around children's mental health. The discussion also covered Mental Health Champions training being provided by Place2Be in South Ayrshire and better engagement with the Health and Sport Committee at the Scottish Parliament. | 143,360 | ['Place2Be'] |
134,743 | Monica Lennon MSP | 3 | 16/03/2018 | Place2Be | Meeting with Monica Lennon MSP Member for Central Scotland. | Location: Beckford Primary School Auchinraith Avenue Hamilton ML3 0JQ | Type: Face to face |
The discussion focused on providing an in-depth understanding of embedding mental health services in-school. This included Place2Be's view that a whole-school approach to children's mental health is necessary to make a lasting change to health inequalities. The discussion also touched on the need for better training and support for school staff to equip them with the skills necessary to understand the mental health of children and young people. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1372 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Annie McGovern ; Lorraine Clark | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,420 | The discussion focused on providing an in-depth understanding of embedding mental health services in-school. This included Place2Be's view that a whole-school approach to children's mental health is necessary to make a lasting change to health inequalities. The discussion also touched on the need for better training and support for school staff to equip them with the skills necessary to understand the mental health of children and young people. | 143,361 | ['Place2Be'] |
134,744 | Annie Wells MSP | 3 | 13/03/2018 | Place2Be | Meeting with Annie Wells MSP Member for Glasgow. | Location: Scottish Parliament EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To provide an overview of the work carried out by Place2Be in Scotland and explain how our services work in partner schools. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1371 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Jonathan Wood; Annie McGovern; Alex Shapland-Howes | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,421 | To provide an overview of the work carried out by Place2Be in Scotland and explain how our services work in partner schools. | 143,362 | ['Place2Be'] |
134,745 | Ivan McKee MSP | 3 | 29/03/2018 | The Royal Society of Edinburgh | Meeting with Ivan McKee MSP Member for Glasgow Provan. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
The discussion focused on the policy work of The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) particularly the work the RSE is doing on commercialisation & innovation productivity and skills. A short overview of the work and its timeline was shared. The discussion also focused on the proposals for a Scottish National Investment Bank and the response RSE published to this. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1370 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Paul Stuart | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,422 | The discussion focused on the policy work of The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) particularly the work the RSE is doing on commercialisation & innovation productivity and skills. A short overview of the work and its timeline was shared. The discussion also focused on the proposals for a Scottish National Investment Bank and the response RSE published to this. | 143,363 | ['The Royal Society of Edinburgh'] |
134,746 | Andy Wightman MSP | 3 | 17/03/2018 | Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) | Meeting with Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian. | Location: Beacon Arts Centre Greenock PA15 1EQ | Type: Face to face |
During remarks made while taking part in a panel discussion at a fringe event at the Green conference SFHA promoted the need to increase the supply of affordable housing for the right people in the right places. SFHA also discussed potential changes to the planning system and land reform in relation to the Planning Bill particularly highlighting the concerns of our members about access to land and the affordability of land. We do not feel the draft Bill will alleviate this. The need to have higher standards of energy efficiency for both new and older buildings was also highlighted in relation to Scottish Government standards for existing homes and building standards for new homes. We also highlighted the need for more homes for people with particular needs and for young people based on the findings of the recent 'Review of Strategic Investment Plans for Affordable Housing' report commissioned by Shelter Scotland SFHA and Equalities and Human Rights Commission Scotland. Following questions from the floor SFHA also discussed our views on eviction policies for Registered Social Landlords where a tenant has arrears. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1369 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: David Stewart | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,423 | During remarks made while taking part in a panel discussion at a fringe event at the Green conference SFHA promoted the need to increase the supply of affordable housing for the right people in the right places. SFHA also discussed potential changes to the planning system and land reform in relation to the Planning Bill particularly highlighting the concerns of our members about access to land and the affordability of land. We do not feel the draft Bill will alleviate this. The need to have higher standards of energy efficiency for both new and older buildings was also highlighted in relation to Scottish Government standards for existing homes and building standards for new homes. We also highlighted the need for more homes for people with particular needs and for young people based on the findings of the recent 'Review of Strategic Investment Plans for Affordable Housing' report commissioned by Shelter Scotland SFHA and Equalities and Human Rights Commission Scotland. Following questions from the floor SFHA also discussed our views on eviction policies for Registered Social Landlords where a tenant has arrears. | 143,364 | ['Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA)'] |
134,747 | Richard Lyle MSP | 3 | 13/03/2018 | Roche Diabetes Care | Meeting with Richard Lyle MSP Member for Uddingston and Bellshill. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh | Type: Face to face |
To discuss future of diabetes care in Scotland and introduced the role of Roche Diabetes Care. Discussed the need for policy makers to recognise the value of digital solutions in type 2 diabetes prevention and discussed the comparative uptake of digital diabetes education programmes in Scotland and England. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1368 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Conn O'Neill | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,424 | To discuss future of diabetes care in Scotland and introduced the role of Roche Diabetes Care. Discussed the need for policy makers to recognise the value of digital solutions in type 2 diabetes prevention and discussed the comparative uptake of digital diabetes education programmes in Scotland and England. | 143,365 | ['Roche Diabetes Care'] |
134,748 | Alexander Burnett MSP | 3 | 27/03/2018 | Roche Diabetes Care | Meeting with Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Aberdeenshire West. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To discuss future of diabetes care in Scotland and the opportunities and challenges of Roche Diabetes Care as a business operating in Scotland. Discussed the comparable endorsements of digital services by the NHS in England and in Scotland and the potential additional investment that could come to Scotland if more was done to encourage development and reimbursement of such apps. Discussed interstitial glucose monitoring devices and the variation of uptake across Scotland and in the rest of the UK. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1367 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Conn O'Neill; Kris Jones | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,425 | To discuss future of diabetes care in Scotland and the opportunities and challenges of Roche Diabetes Care as a business operating in Scotland. Discussed the comparable endorsements of digital services by the National Health Service in England and in Scotland and the potential additional investment that could come to Scotland if more was done to encourage development and reimbursement of such apps. Discussed interstitial glucose monitoring devices and the variation of uptake across Scotland and in the rest of the UK. | 143,366 | ['Roche Diabetes Care'] |
134,749 | Dean Lockhart MSP | 3 | 16/03/2018 | Pagoda Public Relations | Meeting with Dean Lockhart MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife. | Location: Falkirk Distillery Falkirk Grandstable Road FK2 0YS | Type: Face to face |
To provide the Member an introductory tour of the Distillery and meet the owners. The engagement provided the opportunity to give a general business update on the Distillery which is yet to begin production. This included discussion on funding streams drawing on the Member insight as shadow economy secretary to discuss funding options such as public funding streams and long-term equity partners. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1366 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Michael Hirst | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Falkirk Distillery Company | Scottish lobbying register | 143,426 | To provide the Member an introductory tour of the Distillery and meet the owners. The engagement provided the opportunity to give a general business update on the Distillery which is yet to begin production. This included discussion on funding streams drawing on the Member insight as shadow economy secretary to discuss funding options such as public funding streams and long-term equity partners. | 143,367 | ['Pagoda Public Relations'] |
134,750 | Alexander Burnett MSP | 3 | 30/03/2018 | BP | North East Conservative MSP briefing with Alexander Burnett MSP Member for Aberdeenshire West. We also welcomed Tom Mason MSP and Bill Bowman MSP. | Location: 1-4 Wellheads Avenue Dyce Aberdeen AB21 7PB | Type: Face to face |
The purpose was to provide the group with an update on the North Sea from BP's perspective and therefore discussed a variety of topics and issues. We discussed the development of the UK Continental Shelf lots of industry context including decommissioning mergers and acquisitions supply chain and operating costs. We also discussed attracting investment in the North Sea basin our current assets including Quad 204 Clair Ridge and our new exploration discoveries Capercaillie and Auchmelvich. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1365 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Tim Smith; Karri Tough | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,427 | The purpose was to provide the group with an update on the North Sea from BP's perspective and therefore discussed a variety of topics and issues. We discussed the development of the UK Continental Shelf lots of industry context including decommissioning mergers and acquisitions supply chain and operating costs. We also discussed attracting investment in the North Sea basin our current assets including Quad 204 Clair Ridge and our new exploration discoveries Capercaillie and Auchmelvich. | 143,368 | ['BP'] |
134,751 | Ben Macpherson MSP | 3 | 28/03/2018 | Message Matters | Meeting with Ben Macpherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern & Leith. | Location: Message Matters office 22/A1 Calton Road Holyrood Edinburgh EH8 8DP | Type: Face to face |
To inform the Member (in his role as Deputy Convenor of Renewable Energy Cross Party Group) of the current portfolio of sites being developed by the client by way of general background briefing. Explicitly no support was sought for individual developments. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1364 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Andy Maciver | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Brookfield Renewables Ltd | Scottish lobbying register | 143,428 | To inform the Member (in his role as Deputy Convenor of Renewable Energy Cross Party Group) of the current portfolio of sites being developed by the client by way of general background briefing. Explicitly no support was sought for individual developments. | 143,369 | ['Message Matters'] |
134,752 | Pauline McNeill MSP | 3 | 27/03/2018 | Chartered Institute of Housing | Meeting with Pauline McNeill MSP Member for Glasgow. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To discuss general housing policy positions and priorities. We discussed the need to focus on supply of new affordable homes of the right type in the right places highlighting the Horizon report which outlines a shortfall in the number of specialist/accessible homes in Scotland. Also the need to think beyond the current target for a long term plan for supplying the homes we need. We discussed issues of affordability in the Private Rented Sector and shared the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) 'Mind the Gap' report which shows a shortfall between Local Housing Allowance rates and actual rent. We explained that further work is being undertaken with Crisis. Improving the condition of private rented homes and increasing professionalism in the sector is a priority for CIH. We discussed Labour's emerging thinking around introducing a new form of rent control. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1363 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Ashley Campbell; Callum Chomczuk | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,429 | To discuss general housing policy positions and priorities. We discussed the need to focus on supply of new affordable homes of the right type in the right places highlighting the Horizon report which outlines a shortfall in the number of specialist/accessible homes in Scotland. Also the need to think beyond the current target for a long term plan for supplying the homes we need. We discussed issues of affordability in the Private Rented Sector and shared the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) 'Mind the Gap' report which shows a shortfall between Local Housing Allowance rates and actual rent. We explained that further work is being undertaken with Crisis. Improving the condition of private rented homes and increasing professionalism in the sector is a priority for CIH. We discussed Labour's emerging thinking around introducing a new form of rent control. | 143,370 | ['Chartered Institute of Housing'] |
134,753 | Jackie Baillie MSP | 3 | 14/03/2018 | Chartered Institute of Housing | Meeting with Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton Claudia Beamish MSP Member for South Scotland and Pauline McNeill MSP Member for Glasgow. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
Discussed lack of ambition around the proposals for a new fuel poverty target and the need for Scottish Government to use all levers to work towards a more ambitious target and timescale. We also discussed the Existing Homes Alliance position on minimum energy efficiency standards in the private sector and the need for adequate enforcement. | Scottish Parliament | Claudia Beamish, Pauline McNeill | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1362 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Ashley Campbell | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Existing Homes Alliance | Scottish lobbying register | 143,430 | Discussed lack of ambition around the proposals for a new fuel poverty target and the need for Scottish Government to use all levers to work towards a more ambitious target and timescale. We also discussed the Existing Homes Alliance position on minimum energy efficiency standards in the private sector and the need for adequate enforcement. | 143,371 | ['Chartered Institute of Housing'] |
134,754 | Claudia Beamish MSP | 3 | 14/03/2018 | Chartered Institute of Housing | Meeting with Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton Claudia Beamish MSP Member for South Scotland and Pauline McNeill MSP Member for Glasgow. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
Discussed lack of ambition around the proposals for a new fuel poverty target and the need for Scottish Government to use all levers to work towards a more ambitious target and timescale. We also discussed the Existing Homes Alliance position on minimum energy efficiency standards in the private sector and the need for adequate enforcement. | Scottish Parliament | Jackie Baillie, Pauline McNeill | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1362 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Ashley Campbell | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Existing Homes Alliance | Scottish lobbying register | 143,431 | Discussed lack of ambition around the proposals for a new fuel poverty target and the need for Scottish Government to use all levers to work towards a more ambitious target and timescale. We also discussed the Existing Homes Alliance position on minimum energy efficiency standards in the private sector and the need for adequate enforcement. | 143,372 | ['Chartered Institute of Housing'] |
134,755 | Pauline McNeill MSP | 3 | 14/03/2018 | Chartered Institute of Housing | Meeting with Jackie Baillie MSP Member for Dumbarton Claudia Beamish MSP Member for South Scotland and Pauline McNeill MSP Member for Glasgow. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
Discussed lack of ambition around the proposals for a new fuel poverty target and the need for Scottish Government to use all levers to work towards a more ambitious target and timescale. We also discussed the Existing Homes Alliance position on minimum energy efficiency standards in the private sector and the need for adequate enforcement. | Scottish Parliament | Jackie Baillie, Claudia Beamish | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1362 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Ashley Campbell | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Existing Homes Alliance | Scottish lobbying register | 143,432 | Discussed lack of ambition around the proposals for a new fuel poverty target and the need for Scottish Government to use all levers to work towards a more ambitious target and timescale. We also discussed the Existing Homes Alliance position on minimum energy efficiency standards in the private sector and the need for adequate enforcement. | 143,373 | ['Chartered Institute of Housing'] |
134,756 | Graham Simpson MSP | 3 | 29/03/2018 | Chartered Institute of Housing | Meeting with Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We discussed the need to focus on supply of new affordable homes of the right type in the right places highlighting the Horizon report which outlines a shortfall in the number of specialist/accessible homes in Scotland. We noted the Scottish Prison Service intention to work with local authorities so that everyone leaving prison has a home on release- a policy which will require both an increase in housing supply but also support services to help people sustain tenancies. We discussed issues of affordability in the Private Rented Sector and our 2016 report which shows a shortfall between Local Housing Allowance rates and actual rent noting that this research was being updated later this year. We also discussed our members feedback that notes affordability of land and a lack of associated infrastructure are among the biggest impediments to building new homes and that the Planning Bill as drafted does not substantially address this. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1361 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Callum Chomczuk; Ashley Campbell | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,433 | We discussed the need to focus on supply of new affordable homes of the right type in the right places highlighting the Horizon report which outlines a shortfall in the number of specialist/accessible homes in Scotland. We noted the Scottish Prison Service intention to work with local authorities so that everyone leaving prison has a home on release- a policy which will require both an increase in housing supply but also support services to help people sustain tenancies. We discussed issues of affordability in the Private Rented Sector and our 2016 report which shows a shortfall between Local Housing Allowance rates and actual rent noting that this research was being updated later this year. We also discussed our members feedback that notes affordability of land and a lack of associated infrastructure are among the biggest impediments to building new homes and that the Planning Bill as drafted does not substantially address this. | 143,374 | ['Chartered Institute of Housing'] |
134,757 | Andy Wightman MSP | 3 | 17/03/2018 | Children in Scotland | Meeting with Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian. | Location: The Beacon Custom House Quay Greenock PA15 1HJ | Type: Face to face |
The discussion focussed on the importance of involving children and young people in decision making. This includes making sure party communications are accessible to young people actively seeking out young people's views on policies through working with partners and holding surgeries in places that are accessible and welcoming to young people. Children in Scotland works to promote the rights of children and young people and discussions included plans to work together to involve children and young people in planning processes in Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1360 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Jane Miller | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,434 | The discussion focussed on the importance of involving children and young people in decision making. This includes making sure party communications are accessible to young people actively seeking out young people's views on policies through working with partners and holding surgeries in places that are accessible and welcoming to young people. Children in Scotland works to promote the rights of children and young people and discussions included plans to work together to involve children and young people in planning processes in Scotland. | 143,375 | ['Children in Scotland'] |
134,758 | Mark Ruskell MSP | 3 | 17/03/2018 | Children in Scotland | Meeting with Mark Ruskell MSP Member for Mid Scotland and Fife. | Location: The Beacon Custom House Quay Greenock PA15 1HJ | Type: Face to face |
The discussion focussed on the importance of involving children and young people in decision making. This includes making sure party communications are accessible to young people actively seeking out young people's views on policies through working with partners and holding surgeries in places that are accessible and welcoming to young people. In particular we discussed the role children and young people can play in creating a safer environment through shaping speed restrictions and the potential to work together to support their involvement. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1359 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Jane Miller | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,435 | The discussion focussed on the importance of involving children and young people in decision making. This includes making sure party communications are accessible to young people actively seeking out young people's views on policies through working with partners and holding surgeries in places that are accessible and welcoming to young people. In particular we discussed the role children and young people can play in creating a safer environment through shaping speed restrictions and the potential to work together to support their involvement. | 143,376 | ['Children in Scotland'] |
134,759 | Patrick Harvie MSP | 3 | 17/03/2018 | Children in Scotland | Meeting with Patrick Harvie MSP Member for Glasgow. | Location: The Beacon Custom House Quay Greenock PA15 1HJ | Type: Face to face |
The discussion focussed on the importance of involving children and young people in decision making. This includes making sure party communications are accessible to young people actively seeking out young people's views on policies through working with partners and holding surgeries in places that are accessible and welcoming to young people. It also aimed to raise the profile of Children in Scotland. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1358 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Jane Miller | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,436 | The discussion focussed on the importance of involving children and young people in decision making. This includes making sure party communications are accessible to young people actively seeking out young people's views on policies through working with partners and holding surgeries in places that are accessible and welcoming to young people. It also aimed to raise the profile of Children in Scotland. | 143,377 | ['Children in Scotland'] |
134,760 | Stuart McMillan MSP | 3 | 28/03/2018 | Sight Scotland | Meeting with Stuart McMillan MSP Member for Greenock and Inverclyde. | Location: Jennys Well Care Home 196 Hawkhead Road Paisley PA2 7BE | Type: Face to face |
The purpose of the event was to celebrate the opening of Jenny's Well and highlight the need for additional specialist support for older people living with vision impairment in the future.The specialist care provided at Jenny's Well was described to the Member as well as how the design of the building supports the needs of people with vision impairment and fundraising the charity has engaged in to establish the home and provide specialist support for its residents. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1357 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Richard Baker | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,437 | The purpose of the event was to celebrate the opening of Jenny's Well and highlight the need for additional specialist support for older people living with vision impairment in the future.The specialist care provided at Jenny's Well was described to the Member as well as how the design of the building supports the needs of people with vision impairment and fundraising the charity has engaged in to establish the home and provide specialist support for its residents. | 143,378 | ['Sight Scotland'] |
134,761 | Annie Wells MSP | 3 | 14/03/2018 | Royal Pharmaceutical Society | Meeting with Annie Wells MSP Member for Glasgow. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
The purpose of the meeting was to introduce the Royal Pharmaceutical Society in Scotland (the professional body for pharmacists) and promote the work of the pharmacy profession across all sectors. We outlined how the profession across all sectors is currently contributing to health care and the NHS and what we recommend for it to be further enabled such as supporting a dedicated pharmacist role in care homes supporting the Pharmacy First approach which currently improves individuals' access to treatment in community for uncomplicated urinary tract infections and impetigo supporting the renewed and expanded Minor Ailment Service in community pharmacy (available to all not just to those under the old exempt prescription charges criteria) currently being piloted in Inverclyde and supporting the role of the methadone service and how the re-fresh of the alcohol and drugs strategy could be improved by enabling greater pharmacist input. We also discussed the recent headlines regarding the role of antidepressants and advocated that pharmacists (as a formal and fully integrated member of the mental health team) should lead on monitoring and medication reviews especially in those first crucial weeks of a new medication. We advocated pharmacists' role in supporting people with managing their long term condition(s) and outlined our recommendations for how they could be further utilised for patient benefit namely that: 1. Pharmacists providing direct patient care should have the opportunity to train to be a prescriber fully utilising those skills as part of the multidisciplinary approach to managing and supporting people with long term conditions. 2. The patient journey will be made easier by enabling pharmacists to directly refer to appropriate health and social care professionals improving patient access to care and reducing the number of unnecessary appointments. 3. Patients will benefit from further integration of pharmacists into their multidisciplinary team ensuring support at every stage of their journey from prevention through to treatment and management of their long term condition(s). 4. All pharmacists directly involved in patient care should have full read and write access to the patient health record with patient consent in the interest of high quality safe and effective patient care. We stressed that clear national information governance would be helpful to support all health professionals to share appropriate information. We discussed how these recommendations would improve patient care and help reduce pressures elsewhere in the NHS e.g. reduce pressures on GP appointments and A&E attendance and reduce medicines-related hospital admissions. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1354 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Aileen Bryson; Susanne Cameron-Nielsen | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,438 | The purpose of the meeting was to introduce the Royal Pharmaceutical Society in Scotland (the professional body for pharmacists) and promote the work of the pharmacy profession across all sectors. We outlined how the profession across all sectors is currently contributing to health care and the National Health Service and what we recommend for it to be further enabled such as supporting a dedicated pharmacist role in care homes supporting the Pharmacy First approach which currently improves individuals' access to treatment in community for uncomplicated urinary tract infections and impetigo supporting the renewed and expanded Minor Ailment Service in community pharmacy (available to all not just to those under the old exempt prescription charges criteria) currently being piloted in Inverclyde and supporting the role of the methadone service and how the re-fresh of the alcohol and drugs strategy could be improved by enabling greater pharmacist input. We also discussed the recent headlines regarding the role of antidepressants and advocated that pharmacists (as a formal and fully integrated member of the mental health team) should lead on monitoring and medication reviews especially in those first crucial weeks of a new medication. We advocated pharmacists' role in supporting people with managing their long term condition(s) and outlined our recommendations for how they could be further utilised for patient benefit namely that: 1. Pharmacists providing direct patient care should have the opportunity to train to be a prescriber fully utilising those skills as part of the multidisciplinary approach to managing and supporting people with long term conditions. 2. The patient journey will be made easier by enabling pharmacists to directly refer to appropriate health and social care professionals improving patient access to care and reducing the number of unnecessary appointments. 3. Patients will benefit from further integration of pharmacists into their multidisciplinary team ensuring support at every stage of their journey from prevention through to treatment and management of their long term condition(s). 4. All pharmacists directly involved in patient care should have full read and write access to the patient health record with patient consent in the interest of high quality safe and effective patient care. We stressed that clear national information governance would be helpful to support all health professionals to share appropriate information. We discussed how these recommendations would improve patient care and help reduce pressures elsewhere in the National Health Service e.g. reduce pressures on General Practitioner doctor appointments and A&E attendance and reduce medicines-related hospital admissions. | 143,379 | ['Royal Pharmaceutical Society'] |
134,762 | Nicola Sturgeon MSP | 3 | 28/03/2018 | Sight Scotland | Meeting with Nicola Sturgeon MSP First Minister. | Location: Jennys Well Care Home 196 Hawkhead Road Paisley PA2 7BE | Type: Face to face |
To inform the First Minister about the specialist care provided to the residents of the home and how this helps promote their independence and ability to manage the impact of their sight loss by the provision of specialist support by trained staff home. A description of the staffing structure and ethos of care at the home was also provided. The specialist design and facilities of the home to support people with sight loss were described to the First Minister and the positive impact of the specialist care provided at Jenny's Well for residents. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1353 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Mark O'Donnell; Morag Francis | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,439 | To inform the First Minister about the specialist care provided to the residents of the home and how this helps promote their independence and ability to manage the impact of their sight loss by the provision of specialist support by trained staff home. A description of the staffing structure and ethos of care at the home was also provided. The specialist design and facilities of the home to support people with sight loss were described to the First Minister and the positive impact of the specialist care provided at Jenny's Well for residents. | 143,380 | ['Sight Scotland'] |
134,763 | Graham Simpson MSP | 3 | 15/03/2018 | SafeDeposits Scotland | Meeting with Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland. | Location: ARLA Propertymark Conference Marriott Hotel 111 Glasgow Road Edinburgh EH12 8NF | Type: Face to face |
The discussion was around the 5 year review of tenancy deposit protection The Member has been invited to our office in Glasgow to be given an overview of the company spanning the time since its inception. This meeting has now been arranged and once it has taken place the details will be lodged. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1352 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Ian Potter; Nick Hankey | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,440 | The discussion was around the 5 year review of tenancy deposit protection The Member has been invited to our office in Glasgow to be given an overview of the company spanning the time since its inception. This meeting has now been arranged and once it has taken place the details will be lodged. | 143,381 | ['SafeDeposits Scotland'] |
134,764 | Colin McAllister | 3 | 23/03/2018 | Message Matters | Meeting with Colin McAllister Special Adviser. | Location: Rabbies Cafe Waterloo Place Edinburgh EH1 3EG | Type: Face to face |
To inform the Special Adviser of the League Against Cruel Sport's intention to make the case for further legislation which would introduce a complete ban on foxhunting. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1351 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Andy Maciver | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: League Against Cruel Sports | Scottish lobbying register | 143,441 | To inform the Special Adviser of the League Against Cruel Sport's intention to make the case for further legislation which would introduce a complete ban on foxhunting. | 143,382 | ['Message Matters'] |
134,765 | Colin McAllister | 3 | 23/03/2018 | Message Matters | Meeting with Colin McAllister Special Adviser. | Location: Rabbies Cafe Waterloo Place Edinburgh EH1 3EG | Type: Face to face |
To inform the Special Adviser of a forthcoming Reform Scotland event on successful small economies and to ascertain the potential of ministerial involvement in the event. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1350 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Andy Maciver | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Reform Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,442 | To inform the Special Adviser of a forthcoming Reform Scotland event on successful small economies and to ascertain the potential of ministerial involvement in the event. | 143,383 | ['Message Matters'] |
134,766 | Colin McAllister | 3 | 23/03/2018 | Message Matters | Meeting with Colin McAllister Special Adviser. | Location: Rabbies Cafe Waterloo Place Edinburgh EH1 3EG | Type: Face to face |
To inform the Special Adviser of the planned expansion in the activity of the Electric Vehicles Association making the case for development of the electric vehicles industry and infrastructure in Scotland. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1349 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Andy Maciver | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Electric Vehicles Association | Scottish lobbying register | 143,443 | To inform the Special Adviser of the planned expansion in the activity of the Electric Vehicles Association making the case for development of the electric vehicles industry and infrastructure in Scotland. | 143,384 | ['Message Matters'] |
134,767 | Fiona Hyslop MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | Festivals Edinburgh | Meeting with Fiona Hyslop MSP Cabinet Secretary for Culture Tourism and External Affairs. | Location: National Museum of Scotland Edinburgh EH1 1JF | Type: Face to face |
Julia Amour spoke to the Cabinet Secretary about how the new PLACE co-investment programme between the Festivals Scottish Government and the City of Edinburgh Council could support the emerging national touring strategy being developed by Creative Scotland. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1348 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Julia Amour | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,444 | Julia Amour spoke to the Cabinet Secretary about how the new PLACE co-investment programme between the Festivals Scottish Government and the City of Edinburgh Council could support the emerging national touring strategy being developed by Creative Scotland. | 143,385 | ['Festivals Edinburgh'] |
134,768 | Ben Macpherson MSP | 3 | 28/03/2018 | Message Matters | Meeting with Ben Macpherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern & Leith. | Location: Message Matters office 22/A1 Calton Road Holyrood Edinburgh EH8 8DP | Type: Face to face |
To inform Member of the existing contribution made by Reading Wise in improving reading standards amongst school children and to confirm their intention to raise the profile and potential in their products in his local area. The Member was informed that Reading Wise would seek a further meeting. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1347 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Peter Duncan | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Reading Wise | Scottish lobbying register | 143,445 | To inform Member of the existing contribution made by Reading Wise in improving reading standards amongst school children and to confirm their intention to raise the profile and potential in their products in his local area. The Member was informed that Reading Wise would seek a further meeting. | 143,386 | ['Message Matters'] |
134,769 | Ben Macpherson MSP | 3 | 28/03/2018 | Message Matters | Meeting with Ben Macpherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern & Leith. | Location: Message Matters office 22/A1 Calton Road Holyrood Edinburgh EH8 8DP | Type: Face to face |
To inform the Member (in his role as Deputy Convenor of Housing Cross Party Group) about SAPP's opposition to third party right of appeal due to its likely negative impact on housing supply in the context of the forthcoming Planning (Scotland) Bill. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1346 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Andy Maciver | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Scottish Alliance for People and Places | Scottish lobbying register | 143,446 | To inform the Member (in his role as Deputy Convenor of Housing Cross Party Group) about SAPP's opposition to third party right of appeal due to its likely negative impact on housing supply in the context of the forthcoming Planning (Scotland) Bill. | 143,387 | ['Message Matters'] |
134,770 | Ben Macpherson MSP | 3 | 28/03/2018 | Message Matters | Meeting with Ben Macpherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern & Leith. | Location: Message Matters office 22/A1 Calton Road Holyrood Edinburgh EH8 8DP | Type: Face to face |
To inform the Member (in his role as Deputy Convenor of Renewable Energy Cross Party Group) of the current portfolio of sites being developed by the client by way of general background briefing. Explicitly no support was sought for individual developments. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1345 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Andy Maciver | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Brookfield Renewables Ltd | Scottish lobbying register | 143,447 | To inform the Member (in his role as Deputy Convenor of Renewable Energy Cross Party Group) of the current portfolio of sites being developed by the client by way of general background briefing. Explicitly no support was sought for individual developments. | 143,388 | ['Message Matters'] |
134,771 | Fulton MacGregor MSP | 3 | 27/03/2018 | Message Matters | Meeting with Fulton MacGregor MSP Member for Coatbridge and Chryston. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To inform the Member on the Alliance and their views on the Planning (Scotland) Bill ahead of the Stage 1 report and debate. Specifically we discussed local place plans capacity and skills and the need to amend the Bill to ensure local communities are involved in the planning process at an earlier stage. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1344 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Gareth Brown | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Scottish Alliance for People and Places | Scottish lobbying register | 143,448 | To inform the Member on the Alliance and their views on the Planning (Scotland) Bill ahead of the Stage 1 report and debate. Specifically we discussed local place plans capacity and skills and the need to amend the Bill to ensure local communities are involved in the planning process at an earlier stage. | 143,389 | ['Message Matters'] |
134,772 | Gordon Lindhurst MSP | 3 | 26/03/2018 | Message Matters | Meeting with Gordon Lindhurst MSP Member for Lothian. | Location: Offices of Millar and Bryce Ltd Bonnington Bond 2 Anderson Place Edinburgh EH6 5NP | Type: Face to face |
To inform the Member of the work of Millar & Bryce and the challenges they face. In particular we discussed the difficulties they face in developing a good relationship with the Registers of Scotland (RoS) and overcoming the consequences of unfair competition from the government agency. We further informed him of the lack of clarity in the RoS published information which fails to adequately distinguish between its statutory functions and commercial operations. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1343 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Peter Duncan | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Millar and Bryce Ltd | Scottish lobbying register | 143,449 | To inform the Member of the work of Millar & Bryce and the challenges they face. In particular we discussed the difficulties they face in developing a good relationship with the Registers of Scotland (RoS) and overcoming the consequences of unfair competition from the government agency. We further informed him of the lack of clarity in the RoS published information which fails to adequately distinguish between its statutory functions and commercial operations. | 143,390 | ['Message Matters'] |
134,773 | Donald Cameron MSP | 3 | 23/03/2018 | Message Matters | Meeting with Donald Cameron MSP Member for the Highlands and Islands. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To ascertain the Members' party position on possible legislation covering foxhunting. He was informed of building public demand for legislation banning all hunting and that the League Against Cruel Sports were exploring possible avenues for that legislation to be brought forward either as a Government Bill or a Members' Bill. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1342 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Andy Maciver | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: League Against Cruel Sports | Scottish lobbying register | 143,450 | To ascertain the Members' party position on possible legislation covering foxhunting. He was informed of building public demand for legislation banning all hunting and that the League Against Cruel Sports were exploring possible avenues for that legislation to be brought forward either as a Government Bill or a Members' Bill. | 143,391 | ['Message Matters'] |
134,774 | John Swinney MSP | 3 | 26/03/2018 | Children 1st | Meeting with John Swinney MSP Deputy First Minister. | Location: Bellahouston Academy 30 Gower Terrace Glasgow G41 5QE | Type: Face to face |
Brief conversation between Mary Glasgow Children 1st's Acting Chief Executive and Deputy First Minister at the close of the ACEs event to thank him for the invitation. Mary and Deputy First Minister discussed how important and hopeful the discussion about Adverse Childhood Experiences was and the need to move to the actions identified throughout the event. These included further investment in prevention considering the importance of language about trauma ensuring policies are better embedded the need for culture change around trauma- informed practice and training across universal and specialist services. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1341 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Mary Glasgow | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,451 | Brief conversation between Mary Glasgow Children 1st's Acting Chief Executive and Deputy First Minister at the close of the ACEs event to thank him for the invitation. Mary and Deputy First Minister discussed how important and hopeful the discussion about Adverse Childhood Experiences was and the need to move to the actions identified throughout the event. These included further investment in prevention considering the importance of language about trauma ensuring policies are better embedded the need for culture change around trauma- informed practice and training across universal and specialist services. | 143,392 | ['Children 1st'] |
134,775 | Donald Cameron MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | Message Matters | Meeting with Donald Cameron MSP Member for the Highlands and Islands region. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To inform the Member of Scottish Alliance for People and Places's views on the Planning (Scotland) Bill specifically their stated opposition to the introduction of a third party right of appeal. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1340 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Andy Maciver | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Scottish Alliance for People and Places | Scottish lobbying register | 143,452 | To inform the Member of Scottish Alliance for People and Places's views on the Planning (Scotland) Bill specifically their stated opposition to the introduction of a third party right of appeal. | 143,393 | ['Message Matters'] |
134,776 | Shona Robison MSP | 3 | 21/03/2018 | Royal College of Nursing Scotland | Meeting with Shona Robison MSP Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport. | Location: St Andrews House Regent Road Edinburgh EH1 3DG | Type: Face to face |
To discuss the nurses' pay deal in England and asked about beginning negotiations for a pay deal in Scotland. We also discussed the Primary Workforce plan and the importance of investing in District Nurses. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1339 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Theresa Fyffe | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,453 | To discuss the nurses' pay deal in England and asked about beginning negotiations for a pay deal in Scotland. We also discussed the Primary Workforce plan and the importance of investing in District Nurses. | 143,394 | ['Royal College of Nursing Scotland'] |
134,777 | Richard Lochhead MSP | 3 | 14/03/2018 | Message Matters | Meeting with Richard Lochhead MSP Member for Moray. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
General discussion informing the Member that we were working for Institute of Auctioneers and Appraisers in Scotland and emphasising the crucial role of auction marts in the North East and Scottish rural economy. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1338 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Louise Robertson | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Institute of Auctioneers and Appraisers in Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,454 | General discussion informing the Member that we were working for Institute of Auctioneers and Appraisers in Scotland and emphasising the crucial role of auction marts in the North East and Scottish rural economy. | 143,395 | ['Message Matters'] |
134,778 | Michael Russell MSP | 3 | 28/03/2018 | Camphill Scotland | Meeting with Michael Russell MSP Minister for UK Negotiations on Scotland's Place in Europe. | Location: Camphill School Aberdeen Camphill Estate Milltimber Aberdeen AB13 0AP | Type: Face to face |
The Minister visited Camphill School Aberdeen to meet EU nationals working there and who are likely to be affected by Brexit. The visit included a tour of the school and a meeting with a group of EU nationals who raised concerns about Brexit. Dr Neil Henery Director of Camphill Scotland raised concerns with the Minister about the impact of Brexit upon Camphill Scotland's 11 member organisations and upon the wider health and social care sector. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1337 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Neil Henery; Laurence Alfred; Alex Busch | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,455 | The Minister visited Camphill School Aberdeen to meet EU nationals working there and who are likely to be affected by Brexit. The visit included a tour of the school and a meeting with a group of EU nationals who raised concerns about Brexit. Dr Neil Henery Director of Camphill Scotland raised concerns with the Minister about the impact of Brexit upon Camphill Scotland's 11 member organisations and upon the wider health and social care sector. | 143,396 | ['Camphill Scotland'] |
134,779 | Jeane Freeman MSP | 3 | 27/03/2018 | Camphill Scotland | Meeting with Jeane Freeman MSP Minister for Social Security and Jeanette Campbell Special Adviser. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To discuss amendments to the Social Security (Scotland) Bill relating to advocacy which would ensure that people with a disability including learning disabilities have a right to independent advocacy support under the legislation. | Scottish Government | Jeanette Campbell | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1336 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Robert McGeachy | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,456 | To discuss amendments to the Social Security (Scotland) Bill relating to advocacy which would ensure that people with a disability including learning disabilities have a right to independent advocacy support under the legislation. | 143,397 | ['Camphill Scotland'] |
134,780 | Jeanette Campbell | 3 | 27/03/2018 | Camphill Scotland | Meeting with Jeane Freeman MSP Minister for Social Security and Jeanette Campbell Special Adviser. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To discuss amendments to the Social Security (Scotland) Bill relating to advocacy which would ensure that people with a disability including learning disabilities have a right to independent advocacy support under the legislation. | Scottish Government | Jeane Freeman | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1336 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Robert McGeachy | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,457 | To discuss amendments to the Social Security (Scotland) Bill relating to advocacy which would ensure that people with a disability including learning disabilities have a right to independent advocacy support under the legislation. | 143,398 | ['Camphill Scotland'] |
134,781 | Iain Gray MSP | 3 | 28/03/2018 | Royal College of Nursing Scotland | Meeting with Iain Gray MSP Member for East Lothian. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
We discussed the independent review of student financial support and the unique needs of student nurses. We asked for support for RCN's 'fighting for fairer funding' campaign and to link financial support for student nurses to activity/actions highlighting the financial needs of the wider student body. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1335 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Carol Harris ; Ellen Hudson | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,458 | We discussed the independent review of student financial support and the unique needs of student nurses. We asked for support for RCN's 'fighting for fairer funding' campaign and to link financial support for student nurses to activity/actions highlighting the financial needs of the wider student body. | 143,399 | ['Royal College of Nursing Scotland'] |
134,782 | Humza Yousaf MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | Stagecoach Holdings Limited | Meeting with Humza Yousaf MSP Minister for Transport and the Islands. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
Employee of Stagecoach Holdings Limited Robert Andrew was present at the Bus Stakeholder Group meeting as Chair of CPT Scotland. One of the topics discussed whilst the Minister chaired the meeting was the Transport Bill. Points raised by Robert Andrew in relation to the topic were that partnership is the preferred approach; that the Lothian model is a one-off in terms of a municipal operator being successful financially and; that there is work to be done to educate local and national politicians on the finances of the bus industry. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1334 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Robert Andrew | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Confederation of Passenger Transport Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,459 | Employee of Stagecoach Holdings Limited Robert Andrew was present at the Bus Stakeholder Group meeting as Chair of CPT Scotland. One of the topics discussed whilst the Minister chaired the meeting was the Transport Bill. Points raised by Robert Andrew in relation to the topic were that partnership is the preferred approach; that the Lothian model is a one-off in terms of a municipal operator being successful financially and; that there is work to be done to educate local and national politicians on the finances of the bus industry. | 143,400 | ['Stagecoach Holdings Limited'] |
134,783 | Colin McAllister | 3 | 26/03/2018 | University and College Union (UCU) | Meeting with Colin McAllister Special Adiviser. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To update on Universities Superannuation Scheme dispute (resulting from a proposal from the employers' organisation to move the scheme from a defined benefit scheme to a defined contribution scheme). To update on the next stages for the dispute including process for consideration of employers most recent offer and possible next stages of industrial action. Also to update on the University and College Union Scotland's view of how 2016 governance act is being implemented in universities and the trade union nominees on governing bodies and general discussion on senior pay in universities and widening access to higher education. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1333 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Murdo Mathison | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,460 | To update on Universities Superannuation Scheme dispute (resulting from a proposal from the employers' organisation to move the scheme from a defined benefit scheme to a defined contribution scheme). To update on the next stages for the dispute including process for consideration of employers most recent offer and possible next stages of industrial action. Also to update on the University and College Union Scotland's view of how 2016 governance act is being implemented in universities and the trade union nominees on governing bodies and general discussion on senior pay in universities and widening access to higher education. | 143,401 | ['University and College Union (UCU)'] |
134,784 | Ross Greer MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | University and College Union (UCU) | Meeting with Ross Greer MSP Member for West Scotland. | Location: Golden Jubilee Conference Hotel Beardmore Street Clydebank G81 4SA | Type: Face to face |
To update on Universities Superannuation Scheme dispute (resulting from a proposal from the employers' organisation to move the scheme from a defined benefit scheme to a defined contribution scheme) and to seek ongoing support from the Member ahead of second phase of industrial action. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1332 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Mary Senior; Murdo Mathison | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,461 | To update on Universities Superannuation Scheme dispute (resulting from a proposal from the employers' organisation to move the scheme from a defined benefit scheme to a defined contribution scheme) and to seek ongoing support from the Member ahead of second phase of industrial action. | 143,402 | ['University and College Union (UCU)'] |
134,785 | Patrick Harvie MSP | 3 | 17/03/2018 | University and College Union (UCU) | Meeting with Patrick Harvie MSP Member for Glasgow. | Location: Beacon Arts Centre Custom House Quay Greenock PA15 1EQ | Type: Face to face |
To update on Universities Superannuation Scheme dispute (resulting from a proposal from the employers' organisation to move the scheme from a defined benefit scheme to a defined contribution scheme) including ongoing strike action as the dispute finished its fourth week and to seek ongoing support. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1331 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Murdo Mathison | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,462 | To update on Universities Superannuation Scheme dispute (resulting from a proposal from the employers' organisation to move the scheme from a defined benefit scheme to a defined contribution scheme) including ongoing strike action as the dispute finished its fourth week and to seek ongoing support. | 143,403 | ['University and College Union (UCU)'] |
134,786 | Pauline McNeill MSP | 3 | 16/03/2018 | University and College Union (UCU) | Meeting with Pauline McNeill MSP Member for Glasgow and Sandra White MSP Member for Glasgow Kelvin. | Location: George Square Glasgow G2 1DU | Type: Face to face |
To update on Universities Superannuation Scheme pensions dispute (resulting from a proposal from the employers' organisation to move the scheme from a defined benefit scheme to a defined contribution scheme) including ongoing strike action as the dispute completed its fourth week and to seek support from the Members'. | Scottish Parliament | Sandra White | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1330 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Mary Senior | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,463 | To update on Universities Superannuation Scheme pensions dispute (resulting from a proposal from the employers' organisation to move the scheme from a defined benefit scheme to a defined contribution scheme) including ongoing strike action as the dispute completed its fourth week and to seek support from the Members'. | 143,404 | ['University and College Union (UCU)'] |
134,787 | Sandra White MSP | 3 | 16/03/2018 | University and College Union (UCU) | Meeting with Pauline McNeill MSP Member for Glasgow and Sandra White MSP Member for Glasgow Kelvin. | Location: George Square Glasgow G2 1DU | Type: Face to face |
To update on Universities Superannuation Scheme pensions dispute (resulting from a proposal from the employers' organisation to move the scheme from a defined benefit scheme to a defined contribution scheme) including ongoing strike action as the dispute completed its fourth week and to seek support from the Members'. | Scottish Parliament | Pauline McNeill | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1330 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Mary Senior | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,464 | To update on Universities Superannuation Scheme pensions dispute (resulting from a proposal from the employers' organisation to move the scheme from a defined benefit scheme to a defined contribution scheme) including ongoing strike action as the dispute completed its fourth week and to seek support from the Members'. | 143,405 | ['University and College Union (UCU)'] |
134,788 | Iain Gray MSP | 3 | 14/03/2018 | University and College Union (UCU) | Meeting with Iain Gray MSP Member for East Lothian. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To update on the Universities Superannuation Scheme dispute (resulting from a proposal from the employers' organisation to move the scheme from a defined benefit scheme to a defined contribution scheme) including ongoing strike action as the dispute continued in its fourth week and to seek ongoing support from the Member. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1329 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Murdo Mathison; Ann Gow | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,465 | To update on the Universities Superannuation Scheme dispute (resulting from a proposal from the employers' organisation to move the scheme from a defined benefit scheme to a defined contribution scheme) including ongoing strike action as the dispute continued in its fourth week and to seek ongoing support from the Member. | 143,406 | ['University and College Union (UCU)'] |
134,789 | Pauline McNeill MSP | 3 | 26/03/2018 | Common Weal Ltd | Meeting with Pauline McNeill MSP Member for Glasgow. | Location: 423 Paisley Road West Glasgow G51 1PZ | Type: Face to face |
To discuss housing policy in Scotland including proposed changes to the Planning Bill to include public land value capture increasing the supply of public-built housing with a plan of building to meet demand challenging the stigma of public-built housing changes to rent controls in the private rented sector and how to increase public finance for housebuilding. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1328 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Ben Wray | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,466 | To discuss housing policy in Scotland including proposed changes to the Planning Bill to include public land value capture increasing the supply of public-built housing with a plan of building to meet demand challenging the stigma of public-built housing changes to rent controls in the private rented sector and how to increase public finance for housebuilding. | 143,407 | ['Common Weal Ltd'] |
134,790 | Ross Greer MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | Scottish Youth Parliament | Meeting with Ross Greer MSP Member for West Scotland. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To discuss SYP's current campaign on young people's rights Right Here Right Now to give an overview of progress and to ask for Ross's support. Within the campaign issues discussed included: Equal Protection Private Members Bill Mosquito Devices UNCRC incorporation into Scot's law Period Poverty Private Member's Bill and SYP pledge for decision makers. We also discussed Time for Reflection after the Member offered to nominate an SYP member the opportunity to deliver this. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1327 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Ben McKendrick | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,467 | To discuss SYP's current campaign on young people's rights Right Here Right Now to give an overview of progress and to ask for Ross's support. Within the campaign issues discussed included: Equal Protection Private Members Bill Mosquito Devices UNCRC incorporation into Scot's law Period Poverty Private Member's Bill and SYP pledge for decision makers. We also discussed Time for Reflection after the Member offered to nominate an SYP member the opportunity to deliver this. | 143,408 | ['Scottish Youth Parliament'] |
134,791 | Ben Macpherson MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | RICS in Scotland | Meeting with Ben Macpherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Gordon Lindhurst MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | Scottish Parliament | Daniel Johnson, Jeremy Balfour, Graham Simpson, Andy Wightman, Gordon Lindhurst, John Mason | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1326 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Hew Edgar | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,468 | To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | 143,409 | ['RICS in Scotland'] |
134,792 | Daniel Johnson MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | RICS in Scotland | Meeting with Ben Macpherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Gordon Lindhurst MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | Scottish Parliament | Ben Macpherson, Jeremy Balfour, Graham Simpson, Andy Wightman, Gordon Lindhurst, John Mason | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1326 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Hew Edgar | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,469 | To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | 143,410 | ['RICS in Scotland'] |
134,793 | Jeremy Balfour MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | RICS in Scotland | Meeting with Ben Macpherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Gordon Lindhurst MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | Scottish Parliament | Ben Macpherson, Daniel Johnson, Graham Simpson, Andy Wightman, Gordon Lindhurst, John Mason | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1326 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Hew Edgar | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,470 | To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | 143,411 | ['RICS in Scotland'] |
134,794 | Graham Simpson MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | RICS in Scotland | Meeting with Ben Macpherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Gordon Lindhurst MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | Scottish Parliament | Ben Macpherson, Daniel Johnson, Jeremy Balfour, Andy Wightman, Gordon Lindhurst, John Mason | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1326 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Hew Edgar | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,471 | To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | 143,412 | ['RICS in Scotland'] |
134,795 | Andy Wightman MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | RICS in Scotland | Meeting with Ben Macpherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Gordon Lindhurst MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | Scottish Parliament | Ben Macpherson, Daniel Johnson, Jeremy Balfour, Graham Simpson, Gordon Lindhurst, John Mason | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1326 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Hew Edgar | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,472 | To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | 143,413 | ['RICS in Scotland'] |
134,796 | Gordon Lindhurst MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | RICS in Scotland | Meeting with Ben Macpherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Gordon Lindhurst MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | Scottish Parliament | Ben Macpherson, Daniel Johnson, Jeremy Balfour, Graham Simpson, Andy Wightman, John Mason | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1326 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Hew Edgar | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,473 | To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | 143,414 | ['RICS in Scotland'] |
134,797 | John Mason MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | RICS in Scotland | Meeting with Ben Macpherson MSP Member for Edinburgh Northern and Leith Daniel Johnson MSP Member for Edinburgh Southern Jeremy Balfour MSP Member for Lothian Graham Simpson MSP Member for Central Scotland Andy Wightman MSP Member for Lothian Gordon Lindhurst MSP Member for Lothian John Mason MSP Member for Glasgow Shettleston. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | Scottish Parliament | Ben Macpherson, Daniel Johnson, Jeremy Balfour, Graham Simpson, Andy Wightman, Gordon Lindhurst | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1326 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Hew Edgar | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: None | Scottish lobbying register | 143,474 | To discuss the main issues surrounding the maintenance of Scottish residential tenements - looking at approaches that will urge and assist if not compel owners of tenement properties to have building inspections undertaken on a regular basis. Other issues discussed included establishment of residential owner associations mandatory five yearly building condition surveys and mandatory property factoring. | 143,415 | ['RICS in Scotland'] |
134,798 | Humza Yousaf MSP | 3 | 22/03/2018 | Stagecoach Holdings Limited | Meeting with Humza Yousaf MSP Minister for Transport and the Islands. | Location: Scottish Parliament Edinburgh EH99 1SP | Type: Face to face |
Employee of Stagecoach Holdings Limited Robert Andrew was present at the Bus Stakeholder Group meeting as Chair of CPT Scotland. One of the topics discussed whilst the Minister chaired the meeting was Low Emission Zones particularly the impact on bus operators of the Glasgow pilot. Issues raised by Robert Andrew in relation to the topic were the timelag before Low Emission Zones applies to other vehicles; whether a Traffic Regulation Condition is the most appropriate means of delivery; the need for planned bus priority measures to be detailed. | Scottish Government | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1325 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Robert Andrew | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Confederation of Passenger Transport Scotland | Scottish lobbying register | 143,475 | Employee of Stagecoach Holdings Limited Robert Andrew was present at the Bus Stakeholder Group meeting as Chair of CPT Scotland. One of the topics discussed whilst the Minister chaired the meeting was Low Emission Zones particularly the impact on bus operators of the Glasgow pilot. Issues raised by Robert Andrew in relation to the topic were the timelag before Low Emission Zones applies to other vehicles; whether a Traffic Regulation Condition is the most appropriate means of delivery; the need for planned bus priority measures to be detailed. | 143,416 | ['Stagecoach Holdings Limited'] |
134,799 | Colin Beattie MSP | 3 | 28/03/2018 | Orbit | Meeting with Colin Beattie MSP Member for Midlothian North and Musselburgh. | Location: Restoration Yard Dalkeith Country Park Dalkeith EH22 1ST | Type: Face to face |
We held the meeting to update the Member on Buccleuch Estate activity in Midlothian. We sought to provide the Member with an overview of the proposed development being undertaken by Buccleuch at Salter's Park Dalkeith. | Scottish Parliament | null | https://www.lobbying.scot/SPS/InformationReturn/SearchInformationReturnDetail/1324 | Type: None | Lobbyist names: Alex Orr; Buccleuch Estate | Entity lobbying on behalf of organisation: Buccleuch Estate | Scottish lobbying register | 143,476 | We held the meeting to update the Member on Buccleuch Estate activity in Midlothian. We sought to provide the Member with an overview of the proposed development being undertaken by Buccleuch at Salter's Park Dalkeith. | 143,417 | ['Orbit'] |