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-1 | We asked the Minister to explain what the Scottish Government's 'Young Person's Guarantee' would mean for Lochaber Chamber of Commerce members and what the potential impact was believed to be across the Highlands. We also discussed the Scottish Government's key priorities for developing the local workforce including plans for Developing the Young Workforce programme and the Scottish Government's approach to talent attraction into the Highlands. We also asked how Scotland's climate change legislation setting Net Zero emissions by 2045 will affect Highland businesses and what opportunities there might be for businesses to support and learn from COP 26 in Glasgow. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We asked the Minister to explain what the Scottish Government's 'Young Person's Guarantee' would mean for Lochaber Chamber of Commerce members and what the potential impact was believed to be across the Highlands. We also discussed the Scottish Government's key priorities for developing the local workforce including plans for Developing the Young Workforce programme and the Scottish Government's approach to talent attraction into the Highlands. We also asked how Scotland's climate change legislation setting Net Zero emissions by 2045 will affect Highland businesses and what opportunities there might be for businesses to support and learn from COP 26 in Glasgow.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 617 |
-1 | We shared our newly developed policy positions to support stronger international development outcomes out of Scotland for the next parliament. Specifcially we asked if she supports our asks for the next Scottish Government. These asks included tackling poverty and ensuring that promoting equality and solidarity with the most vulnerable is at the heart of everything they do building an economy that puts people and planet first championing climate justice and pledging support for those hardest hit by climate change protecting and enhancing Scotland's international development work to play its part in the fight against global poverty and investing in Global Citizenship education to empower future generations of Scots to build more inclusive peaceful and secure societies. We sought the Member's views on these draft positions. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We shared our newly developed policy positions to support stronger international development outcomes out of Scotland for the next parliament. Specifcially we asked if she supports our asks for the next Scottish Government. These asks included tackling poverty and ensuring that promoting equality and solidarity with the most vulnerable is at the heart of everything they do building an economy that puts people and planet first championing climate justice and pledging support for those hardest hit by climate change protecting and enhancing Scotland's international development work to play its part in the fight against global poverty and investing in Global Citizenship education to empower future generations of Scots to build more inclusive peaceful and secure societies. We sought the Member's views on these draft positions.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 618 |
-1 | To discuss current issues of concern to the Church of Scotland in particular: To call for Scotland to be a Net Zero carbon emissions nation by 2050 and ask the First Minister to bring this about within the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill currently in the Scottish Parliament. To emphasise the need to reduce child poverty as a matter of urgency and to ask what steps can be taken to implement the Income Supplement as announced by the Scottish Government sooner than 2022. To ask for a renewed commitment to Refugee Resettlement in the UK after 2020 and seek commitments to raise this issue at a UK level. To highlight the Eurodiaconia annual conference which will bring Church related social care organisations from across Europe together in Edinburgh and Glasgow in March 2019 and mention an invitation which was previously made to the First Minister to address the event. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss current issues of concern to the Church of Scotland in particular: To call for Scotland to be a Net Zero carbon emissions nation by 2050 and ask the First Minister to bring this about within the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill currently in the Scottish Parliament. To emphasise the need to reduce child poverty as a matter of urgency and to ask what steps can be taken to implement the Income Supplement as announced by the Scottish Government sooner than 2022. To ask for a renewed commitment to Refugee Resettlement in the UK after 2020 and seek commitments to raise this issue at a UK level. To highlight the Eurodiaconia annual conference which will bring Church related social care organisations from across Europe together in Edinburgh and Glasgow in March 2019 and mention an invitation which was previously made to the First Minister to address the event.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 619 |
-1 | A follow-up meeting with the Member to discuss the Just Transition further. We discussed the need for an offshore oil and gas training passport to allow workers to move freely between offshore and onshore energy sectors and discussed with the Member his role in the Local Government Housing and Planning Committee and how he could support Just Transition principles in this role. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: A follow-up meeting with the Member to discuss the Just Transition further. We discussed the need for an offshore oil and gas training passport to allow workers to move freely between offshore and onshore energy sectors and discussed with the Member his role in the Local Government Housing and Planning Committee and how he could support Just Transition principles in this role.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 620 |
-1 | As part of an introductory meeting with the Member in her new role as an MSP we discussed her priorities for this session of parliament. We also discussed Quaker priorities around the climate crisis particularly a move away from funding fossil fuel companies and the creation of loss and damage finance for developing countries already experiencing the impacts of climate change; Human Rights particularly our support of incorporating further Human Rights treaties into domestic law; and peace education which we would like to see feature more prominently within the curriculum. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: As part of an introductory meeting with the Member in her new role as an MSP we discussed her priorities for this session of parliament. We also discussed Quaker priorities around the climate crisis particularly a move away from funding fossil fuel companies and the creation of loss and damage finance for developing countries already experiencing the impacts of climate change; Human Rights particularly our support of incorporating further Human Rights treaties into domestic law; and peace education which we would like to see feature more prominently within the curriculum.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 621 |
-1 | As part of an introductory meeting with the Member in her new role as an MSP we discussed her priorities for this session of parliament which were young people and children's rights and animal welfare. I informed the Member of Quaker's concerns around the climate crisis particularly a move away from funding fossil fuel companies and the creation of loss and damage finance for developing countries already experiencing the impacts of climate change; Human Rights particularly our support of incorporating further Human Rights treaties into domestic law; and peace education which we would like to see feature more prominently within the curriculum. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: As part of an introductory meeting with the Member in her new role as an MSP we discussed her priorities for this session of parliament which were young people and children's rights and animal welfare. I informed the Member of Quaker's concerns around the climate crisis particularly a move away from funding fossil fuel companies and the creation of loss and damage finance for developing countries already experiencing the impacts of climate change; Human Rights particularly our support of incorporating further Human Rights treaties into domestic law; and peace education which we would like to see feature more prominently within the curriculum.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 622 |
-1 | During this hosting of the Scottish Labour Party leadership team our staff used the opportunity to discuss climate change and renewables and promote and demonstrate the importance of wind and other renewable technology in Net Zero but also from an economic and jobs creation perspective. We highlighted the role that Green Hydrogen plays within renewable generation and Net Zero as well as the opportunity for green jobs within the energy industry. We also raised the ecological aspect of onshore windfarms including peat restoration and the importance that ecology and environment has on also achieving our Net Zero targets. Finally we highlighted the importance of infrastructure in moving towards electric transport and low-carbon heating raising the role of the electricity network and the funding that is required now to facilitate this transition. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: During this hosting of the Scottish Labour Party leadership team our staff used the opportunity to discuss climate change and renewables and promote and demonstrate the importance of wind and other renewable technology in Net Zero but also from an economic and jobs creation perspective. We highlighted the role that Green Hydrogen plays within renewable generation and Net Zero as well as the opportunity for green jobs within the energy industry. We also raised the ecological aspect of onshore windfarms including peat restoration and the importance that ecology and environment has on also achieving our Net Zero targets. Finally we highlighted the importance of infrastructure in moving towards electric transport and low-carbon heating raising the role of the electricity network and the funding that is required now to facilitate this transition.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 623 |
-1 | To meet with the Member as part of her role as newly-appointed Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Environment Climate Change and Land Reform and outline our position on issues relevant to the Environment Climate Change and Land Reform portfolio including Regional Land Use Partnerships and agricultural policy tools to assist climate friendly farming. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To meet with the Member as part of her role as newly-appointed Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Environment Climate Change and Land Reform and outline our position on issues relevant to the Environment Climate Change and Land Reform portfolio including Regional Land Use Partnerships and agricultural policy tools to assist climate friendly farming.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 624 |
-1 | The discussion was an introduction to Friends of the Earth Scotland and covered the span of our work. Priority focus was on the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill and we set out the rationale behind the 'fair shares' approach which has informed our favoured emissions reductions targets. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: The discussion was an introduction to Friends of the Earth Scotland and covered the span of our work. Priority focus was on the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill and we set out the rationale behind the 'fair shares' approach which has informed our favoured emissions reductions targets.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 625 |
-1 | We rasied the need for Scotland to show leadership by having a strong Climate Change Bill and to have a Net Zero emission target in legislation highlighting the pressing need for those people and communities whom did least to cause climate change are in fact the same people facing its worst negative effects. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We rasied the need for Scotland to show leadership by having a strong Climate Change Bill and to have a Net Zero emission target in legislation highlighting the pressing need for those people and communities whom did least to cause climate change are in fact the same people facing its worst negative effects.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 626 |
-1 | Martin Kennedy underlined the commitment of members to sustainably produce food help to tackle climate change and enhance biodiversity. He highlighted the need for farmers to be enabled to stitch in woodland alongside food production. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: Martin Kennedy underlined the commitment of members to sustainably produce food help to tackle climate change and enhance biodiversity. He highlighted the need for farmers to be enabled to stitch in woodland alongside food production.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 627 |
-1 | We discussed future agricultural policy the impact of high energy costs on farm businesses and the commitment of our members to produce food sustainably help to tackle climate change and enhance biodiversity. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We discussed future agricultural policy the impact of high energy costs on farm businesses and the commitment of our members to produce food sustainably help to tackle climate change and enhance biodiversity.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 628 |
-1 | We provided an update for the Member on our recent activities including reports on skills and climate change. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We provided an update for the Member on our recent activities including reports on skills and climate change.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 629 |
-1 | We discussed future funding and the importance of the consideration of food production tackling climate change and enhancing biodiversity. We also highlighted work underway by farmers to enhance biodiversity. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We discussed future funding and the importance of the consideration of food production tackling climate change and enhancing biodiversity. We also highlighted work underway by farmers to enhance biodiversity.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 630 |
-1 | We highlighted the changes that are being made by farmers to help tackle climate change on a local farm. We underlined the need for enabling policy and future funding that supports farmers to continue to innovate and invest to reduce carbon emissions increase carbon sequestration enhance biodiversity and use more renewable energy and sustainable practices. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We highlighted the changes that are being made by farmers to help tackle climate change on a local farm. We underlined the need for enabling policy and future funding that supports farmers to continue to innovate and invest to reduce carbon emissions increase carbon sequestration enhance biodiversity and use more renewable energy and sustainable practices.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 631 |
-1 | We highlighted the changes that are being made by farmers to help tackle climate change on a local farm. We also underlined to the Member the need for enabling policy and future funding that supports farmers to continue to innovate and invest in reducing carbon emissions increase carbon sequestration enhance biodiversity and move to use more renewable energy and sustainable practices. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We highlighted the changes that are being made by farmers to help tackle climate change on a local farm. We also underlined to the Member the need for enabling policy and future funding that supports farmers to continue to innovate and invest in reducing carbon emissions increase carbon sequestration enhance biodiversity and move to use more renewable energy and sustainable practices.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 632 |
-1 | We highlighted the changes that are being made by farmers to help tackle climate change on a local farm in their region. We underlined the need for enabling policy and future funding that supports farmers to continue to innovate and invest in reducing carbon emissions increase carbon sequestration and move to use more renewable energy and sustainable practices. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We highlighted the changes that are being made by farmers to help tackle climate change on a local farm in their region. We underlined the need for enabling policy and future funding that supports farmers to continue to innovate and invest in reducing carbon emissions increase carbon sequestration and move to use more renewable energy and sustainable practices.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 633 |
-1 | To discuss issues around social housing. We discussed retrofitting zero carbon heating systems and financing issues surrounding loans and funding to the social housing sector. | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Train | Housing, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss issues around social housing. We discussed retrofitting zero carbon heating systems and financing issues surrounding loans and funding to the social housing sector.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Housing, Climate<|eot_id|> | 634 |
-1 | We highlighted concerns in relation to the cumulative impact of trade deals on the agricultural sector. We underlined the work underway by farmers to help tackle climate change and urged for action in relation to flytipping given the negative impact it has on farm businesses. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We highlighted concerns in relation to the cumulative impact of trade deals on the agricultural sector. We underlined the work underway by farmers to help tackle climate change and urged for action in relation to flytipping given the negative impact it has on farm businesses.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 635 |
-1 | To discuss amendments to the Climate Change (Emissions Reductions Targets) (Scotland) Bill. In particular amendments were discussed to change the headline targets in the Bill improve reporting of the emissions impacts of spending introduce a new climate change plan and introduce greater procedures when targets are missed. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss amendments to the Climate Change (Emissions Reductions Targets) (Scotland) Bill. In particular amendments were discussed to change the headline targets in the Bill improve reporting of the emissions impacts of spending introduce a new climate change plan and introduce greater procedures when targets are missed.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 636 |
-1 | To discuss the Transport (Scotland) Bill and stress our views that workplace parking levies should adopt a national model as outlined in the Bill for Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill. We also provided an update on upcoming research on migrant entrepreneurship highlighting that migrant entrepreneurs contribute 13bn to the Scottish economy and provide over 100 000 jobs. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss the Transport (Scotland) Bill and stress our views that workplace parking levies should adopt a national model as outlined in the Bill for Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill. We also provided an update on upcoming research on migrant entrepreneurship highlighting that migrant entrepreneurs contribute 13bn to the Scottish economy and provide over 100 000 jobs.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 637 |
-1 | The discussion was focused on the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill going through the Scottish Parliament. This included the ambition of the emission reduction targets and the policies needed to deliver them - including within agriculture home energy efficiency. We also discussed the connection between the Bill and the Scottish Budget. We advocated across these issues on behalf of Oxfam Scotland as part of Stop Climate Chaos Scotland. | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Train | Housing, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: The discussion was focused on the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill going through the Scottish Parliament. This included the ambition of the emission reduction targets and the policies needed to deliver them - including within agriculture home energy efficiency. We also discussed the connection between the Bill and the Scottish Budget. We advocated across these issues on behalf of Oxfam Scotland as part of Stop Climate Chaos Scotland.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Housing, Climate<|eot_id|> | 638 |
-1 | Introductory Stop Climate Chaos Scotland (SCCS) meeting with new Special Adviser with responsibility for climate change. Particular focus on the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill currently going through Parliament - with lobbying in support of SCCS' public policy positions on this Bill. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: Introductory Stop Climate Chaos Scotland (SCCS) meeting with new Special Adviser with responsibility for climate change. Particular focus on the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill currently going through Parliament - with lobbying in support of SCCS' public policy positions on this Bill.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 639 |
-1 | Confirmed Scottish Land & Estate's position on the Climate Change (Scotland) Bill. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: Confirmed Scottish Land & Estate's position on the Climate Change (Scotland) Bill.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 640 |
-1 | We asked the Member a follow up question about skills and the transferability of skills in the oil and gas industry to the renewables industry. We also had discussion on energy policy in Scotland. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We asked the Member a follow up question about skills and the transferability of skills in the oil and gas industry to the renewables industry. We also had discussion on energy policy in Scotland.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 641 |
-1 | We provided the Special Adviser with correspondence to the First Minister from Stop Climate Chaos Scotland in relation to proposals for a climate convention and discussed the opportunities it would offer. We also provided a briefing on our work and current priorities including ideas for Programme for Government the Climate Change Plan and preparations for COP27. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We provided the Special Adviser with correspondence to the First Minister from Stop Climate Chaos Scotland in relation to proposals for a climate convention and discussed the opportunities it would offer. We also provided a briefing on our work and current priorities including ideas for Programme for Government the Climate Change Plan and preparations for COP27.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 642 |
-1 | SLE outlined our position on the role of land managers in tackling climate change that they will have a major role in helping the government meet its targets. We also discussed potential new legislation on wildlife management and shared our view that any proposed licencing scheme for the operation of grouse moors must be both workable for practitioners and proportionate to ensure that such a scheme did not damage the grouse moor economy. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: SLE outlined our position on the role of land managers in tackling climate change that they will have a major role in helping the government meet its targets. We also discussed potential new legislation on wildlife management and shared our view that any proposed licencing scheme for the operation of grouse moors must be both workable for practitioners and proportionate to ensure that such a scheme did not damage the grouse moor economy.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 643 |
-1 | To discuss topics in relation to the relationship between civil society and government around international development Scottish Labour's policies on international development and climate and gender justice and the impact of Brexit on the international development sector in Scotland. Specifically we asked the Member about the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill and the likelihood of the Labour Party supporting greater urgency/ambition with regard to greenhouse gas emission reduction targets. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss topics in relation to the relationship between civil society and government around international development Scottish Labour's policies on international development and climate and gender justice and the impact of Brexit on the international development sector in Scotland. Specifically we asked the Member about the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill and the likelihood of the Labour Party supporting greater urgency/ambition with regard to greenhouse gas emission reduction targets.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 644 |
-1 | To provide information about the construction progress of the European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre and our views on technical innovation in the offshore wind sector what this could mean for the development of the offshore wind sector in Scotland and how this can contribute towards meeting the ambitions of the Scottish Government's Energy Strategy and Climate Change Plan. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To provide information about the construction progress of the European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre and our views on technical innovation in the offshore wind sector what this could mean for the development of the offshore wind sector in Scotland and how this can contribute towards meeting the ambitions of the Scottish Government's Energy Strategy and Climate Change Plan.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 645 |
-1 | Meeting to discuss the Crown Estate Scotland Bill and the National Trust for Scotland submission highlighting where we see it can be strengthened such as around sustainable development and protecting heritage assets. Also discussed was the ongoing review of the environmental impacts of the aquaculture industry by the Environment Climate Change and Land Reform and Rural Economy and Connectivity committees. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: Meeting to discuss the Crown Estate Scotland Bill and the National Trust for Scotland submission highlighting where we see it can be strengthened such as around sustainable development and protecting heritage assets. Also discussed was the ongoing review of the environmental impacts of the aquaculture industry by the Environment Climate Change and Land Reform and Rural Economy and Connectivity committees.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 646 |
-1 | We discussed current Scottish Government housing policy including targets for housing construction upcoming measures on zero-emission heat sources and energy- and heat-efficiency standards as well as ongoing economic issues affecting the housing and construction industry. There was also a discussion about the scrutiny role of the Net Zero Energy and Transport Committee and how NHBC could contribute to any future consultation or evidence-gathering processes. | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Train | Housing, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We discussed current Scottish Government housing policy including targets for housing construction upcoming measures on zero-emission heat sources and energy- and heat-efficiency standards as well as ongoing economic issues affecting the housing and construction industry. There was also a discussion about the scrutiny role of the Net Zero Energy and Transport Committee and how NHBC could contribute to any future consultation or evidence-gathering processes.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Housing, Climate<|eot_id|> | 647 |
-1 | Discussion regarding the general views of small businesses in relation to climate change policy. In addition to the original request Federation of Small Businesses highlighted concerns and recommendations regarding the forthcoming introduction of Low Emission Zones in Scotland; including the importance of a phased approach consistent national criteria and rules introduction of scrappage schemes careful consideration of exemption rules and engagement with smaller firms based out with Low Emission Zones. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: Discussion regarding the general views of small businesses in relation to climate change policy. In addition to the original request Federation of Small Businesses highlighted concerns and recommendations regarding the forthcoming introduction of Low Emission Zones in Scotland; including the importance of a phased approach consistent national criteria and rules introduction of scrappage schemes careful consideration of exemption rules and engagement with smaller firms based out with Low Emission Zones.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 648 |
-1 | To discuss with the Special Adviser the recent pause announced by Crown Estate Scotland to review the ScotWind Leasing process. We advanced our views on this matter that any continued disruption to Scotland's offshore wind sector risks the loss of billions of pounds of long-term investment and our vital 2045 climate change target. Further information on this matter is available on our website at https://www.scottishrenewables.com/news/820-offshore-wind-delay-at-scottish-cabinet-would-risk-domino-effect-of-damaging-consequences-for-sector. https://www.scottishrenewables.com/news/795-delay-to-scotwind-leasing-process | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss with the Special Adviser the recent pause announced by Crown Estate Scotland to review the ScotWind Leasing process. We advanced our views on this matter that any continued disruption to Scotland's offshore wind sector risks the loss of billions of pounds of long-term investment and our vital 2045 climate change target. Further information on this matter is available on our website at https://www.scottishrenewables.com/news/820-offshore-wind-delay-at-scottish-cabinet-would-risk-domino-effect-of-damaging-consequences-for-sector. https://www.scottishrenewables.com/news/795-delay-to-scotwind-leasing-process<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 649 |
-1 | To outline our asks for the Planning (Scotland) Bill Stage 3 amendments and our view that equal rights of appeal is essential for a fairer planning system. We informed the Member about the Fight for Scotland's Nature campaign and why we believe Scotland needs an Environment Act. More information here https://www.fightforscotlandsnature.scot/what-we-stand-for/). We made the Member aware of the threat of climate change to biodiversity in Scotland as outlined in the Red Alert report produced by LINK in January 2019 - see here http://www.scotlink.org/public-documents/14428/ | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To outline our asks for the Planning (Scotland) Bill Stage 3 amendments and our view that equal rights of appeal is essential for a fairer planning system. We informed the Member about the Fight for Scotland's Nature campaign and why we believe Scotland needs an Environment Act. More information here https://www.fightforscotlandsnature.scot/what-we-stand-for/). We made the Member aware of the threat of climate change to biodiversity in Scotland as outlined in the Red Alert report produced by LINK in January 2019 - see here http://www.scotlink.org/public-documents/14428/<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 650 |
-1 | The meeting included discussions onwhat can be done around the delayed Scottish Government enviornmental principles and governance consultation for example whether the Member could ask parliamentary questions or write to the Cabinet Secretary. Additionally there was a short discussion about the current Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill and the recently published 'Nature on Red Alert' report by LINK and WWF Scotland. The report can be found at: http://www.scotlink.org/wp/files/documents/Scotlands_Nature_Red_Alert.pdf | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: The meeting included discussions onwhat can be done around the delayed Scottish Government enviornmental principles and governance consultation for example whether the Member could ask parliamentary questions or write to the Cabinet Secretary. Additionally there was a short discussion about the current Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill and the recently published 'Nature on Red Alert' report by LINK and WWF Scotland. The report can be found at: http://www.scotlink.org/wp/files/documents/Scotlands_Nature_Red_Alert.pdf<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 651 |
-1 | We met with the Member to discuss projects within their electoral region such as onshore wind in South Scotland; low carbon assessments introduced into Scotland's planning system; introduction of a rural heat decarbonisation fund; and community energy schemes and suggested recommendations we make to the Scottish Government on these matters. These can found in our factsheet Renewable energy: delivering for South Scotland which is online here: https://www.scottishrenewables.com/publications/1008-renewable-energy-delivering-for-south-scotland We also discussed our positions on the NPF4 which can be found in the below call for evidence to the Local Government Housing and Planning Committee: https://www.scottishrenewables.com/publications/986-final-response-call-for-views-on-the-draft-national-planning-framework-4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Train | Housing, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We met with the Member to discuss projects within their electoral region such as onshore wind in South Scotland; low carbon assessments introduced into Scotland's planning system; introduction of a rural heat decarbonisation fund; and community energy schemes and suggested recommendations we make to the Scottish Government on these matters. These can found in our factsheet Renewable energy: delivering for South Scotland which is online here: https://www.scottishrenewables.com/publications/1008-renewable-energy-delivering-for-south-scotland We also discussed our positions on the NPF4 which can be found in the below call for evidence to the Local Government Housing and Planning Committee: https://www.scottishrenewables.com/publications/986-final-response-call-for-views-on-the-draft-national-planning-framework-4<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Housing, Climate<|eot_id|> | 652 |
-1 | We met with the Member to discuss projects within their electoral region such as more green jobs for communities; onshore wind; low carbon assessments introduced into Scotland's planning system renewable heating and new building projects being heated by renewable sources and suggested recommendations we make to the Scottish Government. These can found in our factsheet Renewable energy: delivering for North East Scotland which is online here: https://www.scottishrenewables.com/publications/916-renewable-energy-delivering-for-north-east-scotland We also discussed our positions on the NPF4 which can be found in the below call for evidence to the Local Government Housing and Planning Committee: https://www.scottishrenewables.com/publications/986-final-response-call-for-views-on-the-draft-national-planning-framework-4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Train | Housing, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We met with the Member to discuss projects within their electoral region such as more green jobs for communities; onshore wind; low carbon assessments introduced into Scotland's planning system renewable heating and new building projects being heated by renewable sources and suggested recommendations we make to the Scottish Government. These can found in our factsheet Renewable energy: delivering for North East Scotland which is online here: https://www.scottishrenewables.com/publications/916-renewable-energy-delivering-for-north-east-scotland We also discussed our positions on the NPF4 which can be found in the below call for evidence to the Local Government Housing and Planning Committee: https://www.scottishrenewables.com/publications/986-final-response-call-for-views-on-the-draft-national-planning-framework-4<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Housing, Climate<|eot_id|> | 653 |
-1 | To discuss the Members work on the Local Government Housing and Planning Committee (LGHP Committee) and to discuss the upcoming NPF4 reform and our positions on this. These can be found at our submission to the LGHP Committee here: https://www.scottishrenewables.com/publications/986-final-response-call-for-views-on-the-draft-national-planning-framework-4 We also discussed the following recommendation from our new publication 'Beyond COP27 - next steps for Scotland's clean energy revolution ' that the Scottish Government: Accelerates the pace of decarbonising Scottish homes and buildings through heating 45% of homes and 25% of our commercial industrial and public buildings from renewable sources by 2030. This can be accessed online here: https://www.scottishrenewables.com/publications/942-beyond-COP27-next-steps-for-scotlands-clean-energy-revolution | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Train | Housing, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss the Members work on the Local Government Housing and Planning Committee (LGHP Committee) and to discuss the upcoming NPF4 reform and our positions on this. These can be found at our submission to the LGHP Committee here: https://www.scottishrenewables.com/publications/986-final-response-call-for-views-on-the-draft-national-planning-framework-4 We also discussed the following recommendation from our new publication 'Beyond COP27 - next steps for Scotland's clean energy revolution ' that the Scottish Government: Accelerates the pace of decarbonising Scottish homes and buildings through heating 45% of homes and 25% of our commercial industrial and public buildings from renewable sources by 2030. This can be accessed online here: https://www.scottishrenewables.com/publications/942-beyond-COP27-next-steps-for-scotlands-clean-energy-revolution<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Housing, Climate<|eot_id|> | 654 |
-1 | We discussed new statutory targets to reduce fuel poverty and carbon emissions the actions required to achieve these targets and implications for the forthcoming budget for 2020/2021. We spoke about the need for a significant increase in investment from Scottish Government to ensure that all homes as far as practically possible are brought up to a minimum energy efficiency standard and that costs are not passed on to low income households. We also highlighted the fact that social landlords have invested significant amounts in energy efficiency to date and that the majority of this has been paid for through borrowing which will be serviced through social housing tenants' rent. Also provided the Member with our view that without funding from Scottish Government there is a risk that increases in rent could outweigh the potential benefits of cheaper fuel bills. We also spoke about the need for consumer protection advice and information particularly in relation to home owners. The Existing Homes Alliance Scotland report is available online: http://existinghomesalliancescotland.co.uk/news/alliance-sets-out-pathway-to-zero-carbon-homes-by-2045/ | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Train | Housing, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We discussed new statutory targets to reduce fuel poverty and carbon emissions the actions required to achieve these targets and implications for the forthcoming budget for 2020/2021. We spoke about the need for a significant increase in investment from Scottish Government to ensure that all homes as far as practically possible are brought up to a minimum energy efficiency standard and that costs are not passed on to low income households. We also highlighted the fact that social landlords have invested significant amounts in energy efficiency to date and that the majority of this has been paid for through borrowing which will be serviced through social housing tenants' rent. Also provided the Member with our view that without funding from Scottish Government there is a risk that increases in rent could outweigh the potential benefits of cheaper fuel bills. We also spoke about the need for consumer protection advice and information particularly in relation to home owners. The Existing Homes Alliance Scotland report is available online: http://existinghomesalliancescotland.co.uk/news/alliance-sets-out-pathway-to-zero-carbon-homes-by-2045/<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Housing, Climate<|eot_id|> | 655 |
-1 | Raised importance of maintaining competitiveness for the oil and gas industry to achieve its potential. Urged Finance Secretary to use levers at his disposal to support this competitiveness: - personal taxation - business taxation (specific focus on Non Domestic Rates) - digital connectivity and - physical connectivity. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: Raised importance of maintaining competitiveness for the oil and gas industry to achieve its potential. Urged Finance Secretary to use levers at his disposal to support this competitiveness: - personal taxation - business taxation (specific focus on Non Domestic Rates) - digital connectivity and - physical connectivity.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 656 |
-1 | We discussed our key strategic priorities and upcoming activities. We highlighted the education and training we provide surrounding climate change and our upcoming report on Scotland's local environmental quality: 'Time for a new approach to tackling litter'. We offered the Member sight of the report in advance of its publication as well as the opportunity to join an online session of our Climate Ready Classrooms programme. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We discussed our key strategic priorities and upcoming activities. We highlighted the education and training we provide surrounding climate change and our upcoming report on Scotland's local environmental quality: 'Time for a new approach to tackling litter'. We offered the Member sight of the report in advance of its publication as well as the opportunity to join an online session of our Climate Ready Classrooms programme.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 657 |
-1 | We explained the importance of using this Budget to make progress towards the Scottish Government's new climate change targets. We highlighted the potential that Scotland's land management sector holds for contributing to meeting these new targets and encouraged the Cabinet Secretary to provide additional funding for land managers to take steps to address climate change and encourage innovation in the sector. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We explained the importance of using this Budget to make progress towards the Scottish Government's new climate change targets. We highlighted the potential that Scotland's land management sector holds for contributing to meeting these new targets and encouraged the Cabinet Secretary to provide additional funding for land managers to take steps to address climate change and encourage innovation in the sector.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 658 |
-1 | To update the First Minister on business priorities for the ongoing Brexit negotiations and the proposed post-Brexit immigration system for Scotland and the UK. A specific discussion was had on the forthcoming COP27 Summit in Glasgow and the importance of showing Scottish leadership on climate change and showcasing the important contribution business is making in tackling the climate emergency. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To update the First Minister on business priorities for the ongoing Brexit negotiations and the proposed post-Brexit immigration system for Scotland and the UK. A specific discussion was had on the forthcoming COP27 Summit in Glasgow and the importance of showing Scottish leadership on climate change and showcasing the important contribution business is making in tackling the climate emergency.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 659 |
-1 | To discuss WWF Scotland's recommendations for how the Scottish Government might put climate change at the heart of the Programme for Government. Also discussed a heat-pump sector deal to drive decarbonisation of heating; an accelerated energy efficiency programme and revised building standards; regional land use frameworks and an agriculture modernisation fund. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss WWF Scotland's recommendations for how the Scottish Government might put climate change at the heart of the Programme for Government. Also discussed a heat-pump sector deal to drive decarbonisation of heating; an accelerated energy efficiency programme and revised building standards; regional land use frameworks and an agriculture modernisation fund.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 660 |
-1 | To outline the key concerns of National Farmers Union Scotland regarding Brexit namely - future trade arrangements future agricultural policy and funding for the sector and immigration. Also discussed the monitoring of carbon emissions from cattle in the context of Scottish Government's Climate Change (Emissions Reductions Targets) Bill. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To outline the key concerns of National Farmers Union Scotland regarding Brexit namely - future trade arrangements future agricultural policy and funding for the sector and immigration. Also discussed the monitoring of carbon emissions from cattle in the context of Scottish Government's Climate Change (Emissions Reductions Targets) Bill.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 661 |
-1 | To highlight the challenges of reaching the Scottish Government's 2032 (Climate Change Plan) and discuss what can be done to remove these obstacles. As well as discuss challenges around encouraging increased consumer demand such as incentives and infrastructure. To offer Nissan's support on any future enquiry that the Committee may hold on electric vehicles. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To highlight the challenges of reaching the Scottish Government's 2032 (Climate Change Plan) and discuss what can be done to remove these obstacles. As well as discuss challenges around encouraging increased consumer demand such as incentives and infrastructure. To offer Nissan's support on any future enquiry that the Committee may hold on electric vehicles.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 662 |
-1 | Introductory meeting to discuss BP's ambitions to reach Net Zero emissions by 2050, supporting the Government's green agenda and COP27 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: Introductory meeting to discuss BP's ambitions to reach Net Zero emissions by 2050, supporting the Government's green agenda and COP27<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 663 |
-1 | To discuss the wild salmon crisis and some of the work being undertaken by Fisheries Management Scotland. We discussed the delivery of the Wild Salmon Strategy our work on Nature Finance and regulation of finfish farming. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss the wild salmon crisis and some of the work being undertaken by Fisheries Management Scotland. We discussed the delivery of the Wild Salmon Strategy our work on Nature Finance and regulation of finfish farming.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 664 |
-1 | We discussed potential approval of new Rosebank oil field. We discussed the process to develop the new Climate Change Plan and Stop Climate Chaos Scotland's (SCCS's) engagement with officials on this. We also discussed our response to recent Just Transition discussion papers. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We discussed potential approval of new Rosebank oil field. We discussed the process to develop the new Climate Change Plan and Stop Climate Chaos Scotland's (SCCS's) engagement with officials on this. We also discussed our response to recent Just Transition discussion papers.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 665 |
-1 | We spoke to the Member about agri tourism and the possible impact of the new short-term let legislation on farm diversification. We discussed future funding and underlined the importance of a holistic approach to food production enhancing biodiversity and tackling climate change. Labour and processing shortages and issues for the pig sector were also highlighted. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We spoke to the Member about agri tourism and the possible impact of the new short-term let legislation on farm diversification. We discussed future funding and underlined the importance of a holistic approach to food production enhancing biodiversity and tackling climate change. Labour and processing shortages and issues for the pig sector were also highlighted.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 666 |
-1 | To discuss the Climate Change (Scotland) Bill and Stage 3 Amendments including an ask for higher ambition on the 2030 target; the upcoming Scottish Budget and need for it to be a climate and nature emergency budget; and to discuss next steps for climate policy including the forthcoming Climate Change Plan. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss the Climate Change (Scotland) Bill and Stage 3 Amendments including an ask for higher ambition on the 2030 target; the upcoming Scottish Budget and need for it to be a climate and nature emergency budget; and to discuss next steps for climate policy including the forthcoming Climate Change Plan.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 667 |
-1 | We discussed current Scottish Government housing policy including targets for housing construction upcoming measures on zero-emission heat sources and energy- and heat-efficiency standards as well as ongoing economic issues affecting the housing and construction industry. We also discussed the role of NHBC within the housing sector its relationships with other stakeholders and statistics around construction and development within the MSPas local area. | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Train | Housing, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We discussed current Scottish Government housing policy including targets for housing construction upcoming measures on zero-emission heat sources and energy- and heat-efficiency standards as well as ongoing economic issues affecting the housing and construction industry. We also discussed the role of NHBC within the housing sector its relationships with other stakeholders and statistics around construction and development within the MSPas local area.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Housing, Climate<|eot_id|> | 668 |
-1 | To introduce the Cabinet Secretary to ABPI and discuss the role of the pharmaceutical industry on the pathway to a Net Zero National Health Service and ask for his support for initiatives around appropriate joint working between Industry and National Health Service Scotland. | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Health, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To introduce the Cabinet Secretary to ABPI and discuss the role of the pharmaceutical industry on the pathway to a Net Zero National Health Service and ask for his support for initiatives around appropriate joint working between Industry and National Health Service Scotland.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Health, Climate<|eot_id|> | 669 |
-1 | To discuss the Government response to COVID-19 and COP27 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Health, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss the Government response to COVID-19 and COP27<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Health, Climate<|eot_id|> | 670 |
-1 | The UK-Japan Free Trade Agreement, emerging technologies and COP27 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: The UK-Japan Free Trade Agreement, emerging technologies and COP27<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 671 |
-1 | To discuss economics and benefits, schedule and delivery, financeability/consumers and affordability, slot reform, climate change, airspace, surface access, borders, air passenger duty and brexit | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss economics and benefits, schedule and delivery, financeability/consumers and affordability, slot reform, climate change, airspace, surface access, borders, air passenger duty and brexit<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 672 |
-1 | To discuss the links between girls' education, gender equality and climate change | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss the links between girls' education, gender equality and climate change<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 673 |
-1 | To discuss the environment and climate change, and their inclusion in FTAs | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss the environment and climate change, and their inclusion in FTAs<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 674 |
-1 | To hear the views on environment and climate change concerns from some of Caymans active young people. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To hear the views on environment and climate change concerns from some of Caymans active young people.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 675 |
-1 | We discussed the recent consultation on the Energy Strategy and next steps; discussed work underway on forthcoming Climate Change Plan; and briefed the Member on ongoing Stop Climate Chaos Scotland policy work. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We discussed the recent consultation on the Energy Strategy and next steps; discussed work underway on forthcoming Climate Change Plan; and briefed the Member on ongoing Stop Climate Chaos Scotland policy work.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 676 |
-1 | To encourage further Scottish Government investment in the client's climate change education programme. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To encourage further Scottish Government investment in the client's climate change education programme.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 677 |
-1 | We provided an introduction to our organisation and discussed our priorities for COP27 which related to Scottish Government championing the issue of loss and damage increasing climate finance and publishing a strong Climate Change Plan in 2022. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We provided an introduction to our organisation and discussed our priorities for COP27 which related to Scottish Government championing the issue of loss and damage increasing climate finance and publishing a strong Climate Change Plan in 2022.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 678 |
-1 | To discuss the inclusion of a specific and increased native woodland creation target in the Scottish Government's Climate Change Plan update. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss the inclusion of a specific and increased native woodland creation target in the Scottish Government's Climate Change Plan update.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 679 |
-1 | To discuss organisational priorities of WaterAid and Stop Climate Chaos Scotland specifically around the COP27 conference and the forthcoming Climate Change Plan update. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss organisational priorities of WaterAid and Stop Climate Chaos Scotland specifically around the COP27 conference and the forthcoming Climate Change Plan update.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 680 |
-1 | To outline NFU Scotland's proposals for measures to assist Scottish farmers and crofters in adapting to climate change. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To outline NFU Scotland's proposals for measures to assist Scottish farmers and crofters in adapting to climate change.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 681 |
-1 | To discuss the progress of Seagreen Offshore Wind Project - which is of major importance to Scotland's climate change goals. We updated the Minister on two current problematic issues. These were land and planning obstacles locally and the ongoing blockage of Ministry of Defence radar approval. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss the progress of Seagreen Offshore Wind Project - which is of major importance to Scotland's climate change goals. We updated the Minister on two current problematic issues. These were land and planning obstacles locally and the ongoing blockage of Ministry of Defence radar approval.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 682 |
-1 | We discussed BP's recent submission to the Scottish Government's draft Energy Strategy and Just Transition Plan and the importance of energy security and the skills and supply chain benefits that the oil and gas industry take with it as they transition to net zero. We shared some examples of colleagues within BP who have transferred to our renewables projects from traditional oil and gas including in project management HSE engineering and commercial teams. We also discussed the Minister's recent visit to the Aberdeen City Hydrogen Energy Storage (ACHES) site at which my colleague attended and met with the Minister. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We discussed BP's recent submission to the Scottish Government's draft Energy Strategy and Just Transition Plan and the importance of energy security and the skills and supply chain benefits that the oil and gas industry take with it as they transition to net zero. We shared some examples of colleagues within BP who have transferred to our renewables projects from traditional oil and gas including in project management HSE engineering and commercial teams. We also discussed the Minister's recent visit to the Aberdeen City Hydrogen Energy Storage (ACHES) site at which my colleague attended and met with the Minister.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 683 |
-1 | To discuss climate diplomacy in the run up to COP27 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss climate diplomacy in the run up to COP27<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 684 |
-1 | We met with the Special Advisers to discuss the Scottish Government's progress in drafting the forthcoming Climate Change Plan and timings about when the draft Plan may be published. We also discussed how members of the Climate Emergency Response Group could feed into the development of the Plan over the next few months. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We met with the Special Advisers to discuss the Scottish Government's progress in drafting the forthcoming Climate Change Plan and timings about when the draft Plan may be published. We also discussed how members of the Climate Emergency Response Group could feed into the development of the Plan over the next few months.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 685 |
-1 | We discussed challenges around communication of climate policies in the media and Introduced Stop Climate Chaos Scotland's Climate Manifesto with policy proposals for emission reduction and behaviour change. We discussed the Scottish Government's process to develop the next Climate Change Plan and sectors where most action is needed agriculture and land use transport and buildings. We also highlighted the role Scotland can play at forthcoming COP27 climate talks. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We discussed challenges around communication of climate policies in the media and Introduced Stop Climate Chaos Scotland's Climate Manifesto with policy proposals for emission reduction and behaviour change. We discussed the Scottish Government's process to develop the next Climate Change Plan and sectors where most action is needed agriculture and land use transport and buildings. We also highlighted the role Scotland can play at forthcoming COP27 climate talks.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 686 |
-1 | This was as part of the Stop Climate Chaos Scotland (SCCS) coalition to provide an introduction to and an overview of current SCCS priorities. These were: priorities for the forthcoming Climate Change Plan and financing climate action; the urgent need for no new oil and gas licences and managed wind-down as part of a just transition (alongside other action as part of the Energy Strategy and Just Transition Plan); and our hopes for the outcome of COP27 as well as how the Scottish Government can continue to show leadership on Loss and Damage Just Transition and international climate justice. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: This was as part of the Stop Climate Chaos Scotland (SCCS) coalition to provide an introduction to and an overview of current SCCS priorities. These were: priorities for the forthcoming Climate Change Plan and financing climate action; the urgent need for no new oil and gas licences and managed wind-down as part of a just transition (alongside other action as part of the Energy Strategy and Just Transition Plan); and our hopes for the outcome of COP27 as well as how the Scottish Government can continue to show leadership on Loss and Damage Just Transition and international climate justice.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 687 |
-1 | We introduced the Climate Emergency Response Group (CERG) to the Cabinet Secretary. We presented the purpose of the Group emphasising its aim to inform and influence the Scottish Government's response to the climate emergency through constructive proposals outlining practical actions that the Scottish Government can take. We highlighted CERG's 4 priority recommendations which are: to introduce a mandatory Net Zero 'Test' for public sector decisions on policy planning and investment; to enable local authorities to unlock the finance needed to drive action on climate change mitigation and adaptation; to introduce fiscal levers as part of a coherent strategy to reduce car reliance and improve places for people; and to create the right environment for commercial building sector commitment to a large-scale retrofit and heat decarbonisation pilot in every Scottish city. We presented CERG's ability to convene groups of experts to share their experience and ideas on actions to facilitate a rapid and just transition. Lastly we discussed CERG's plan to prepare and circulate discussion papers on each proposal over the summer and to organise roundtables between CERG members external experts government representatives and Ministers in the autumn. We asked the Cabinet Secretary whether she saw value in this approach. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We introduced the Climate Emergency Response Group (CERG) to the Cabinet Secretary. We presented the purpose of the Group emphasising its aim to inform and influence the Scottish Government's response to the climate emergency through constructive proposals outlining practical actions that the Scottish Government can take. We highlighted CERG's 4 priority recommendations which are: to introduce a mandatory Net Zero 'Test' for public sector decisions on policy planning and investment; to enable local authorities to unlock the finance needed to drive action on climate change mitigation and adaptation; to introduce fiscal levers as part of a coherent strategy to reduce car reliance and improve places for people; and to create the right environment for commercial building sector commitment to a large-scale retrofit and heat decarbonisation pilot in every Scottish city. We presented CERG's ability to convene groups of experts to share their experience and ideas on actions to facilitate a rapid and just transition. Lastly we discussed CERG's plan to prepare and circulate discussion papers on each proposal over the summer and to organise roundtables between CERG members external experts government representatives and Ministers in the autumn. We asked the Cabinet Secretary whether she saw value in this approach.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 688 |
-1 | As part of an introductory meeting with the Member in his new role as an MSP we discussed his priorities for this session of parliament which largely related to his role a Conservative spokesperson for social care and mental health. I informed him of our own priorities around the climate crisis particularly a move away from funding fossil fuel companies and the creation of loss and damage finance for developing countries already experiencing the impacts of climate change; Human Rights particularly our support of incorporating further Human Rights treaties into domestic law; and peace education which we would like to see feature more prominently within the curriculum. | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Health, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: As part of an introductory meeting with the Member in his new role as an MSP we discussed his priorities for this session of parliament which largely related to his role a Conservative spokesperson for social care and mental health. I informed him of our own priorities around the climate crisis particularly a move away from funding fossil fuel companies and the creation of loss and damage finance for developing countries already experiencing the impacts of climate change; Human Rights particularly our support of incorporating further Human Rights treaties into domestic law; and peace education which we would like to see feature more prominently within the curriculum.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Health, Climate<|eot_id|> | 689 |
-1 | To raise the concerns of Quakers in Scotland ahead of the 2021 elections. To discuss the four key asks in our manifesto: that political parties demonstrate they plan urgent action to tackle the climate emergency; prioritise improving the circumstances of the poor and vulnerable; incentivise agroecological farming sustainable land use and the circular economy; and acknowledge Scotland's obligation to support and fund poorer nations in slowing and adapting to climate change. We also discussed the issue of militarism in schools; the Climate Change Plan update and COP27. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To raise the concerns of Quakers in Scotland ahead of the 2021 elections. To discuss the four key asks in our manifesto: that political parties demonstrate they plan urgent action to tackle the climate emergency; prioritise improving the circumstances of the poor and vulnerable; incentivise agroecological farming sustainable land use and the circular economy; and acknowledge Scotland's obligation to support and fund poorer nations in slowing and adapting to climate change. We also discussed the issue of militarism in schools; the Climate Change Plan update and COP27.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 690 |
-1 | Briefing and discussion of UKPIA's recent publication 'Transition Transformation and Innovation' (report available at https://www.ukpia.com/media-centre/publications/). To inform the Minister how the downstream oil sector is supporting (and can continue to support) Scottish decarbonisation efforts while adding to the economy - linking to the Scottish Update to the Climate Change Plan (2020). | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: Briefing and discussion of UKPIA's recent publication 'Transition Transformation and Innovation' (report available at https://www.ukpia.com/media-centre/publications/). To inform the Minister how the downstream oil sector is supporting (and can continue to support) Scottish decarbonisation efforts while adding to the economy - linking to the Scottish Update to the Climate Change Plan (2020).<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 691 |
-1 | The meeting was an opportunity for Stop Climate Chaos Scotland (SCCS) to share its positions on climate change (most specifically the forthcoming Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill) with Cabinet Secretary. Those representing SCCS argued for greater ambition in the forthcoming legislation consistent with SCCS' public policy positions. Specifically Christian Aid lobbied for greater urgency on climate targets and action to reflect those most affected by climate change overseas plus the fact that retaining Scotland's leadership on this issue would have economic benefits for Scotland. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: The meeting was an opportunity for Stop Climate Chaos Scotland (SCCS) to share its positions on climate change (most specifically the forthcoming Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill) with Cabinet Secretary. Those representing SCCS argued for greater ambition in the forthcoming legislation consistent with SCCS' public policy positions. Specifically Christian Aid lobbied for greater urgency on climate targets and action to reflect those most affected by climate change overseas plus the fact that retaining Scotland's leadership on this issue would have economic benefits for Scotland.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 692 |
-1 | During the conversation reference was made to the Climate Change (Emissions Reductions Targets) (Scotland) Bill and to Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund's asks for this Bill to include a 77% emissions reduction target for 2030 and a net-zero target for 2050. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: During the conversation reference was made to the Climate Change (Emissions Reductions Targets) (Scotland) Bill and to Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund's asks for this Bill to include a 77% emissions reduction target for 2030 and a net-zero target for 2050.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 693 |
-1 | We discussed the impact of labour shortages to the farming sector in Scotland and underlined the need for more seasonal workers. We also spoke about the Internal Market Act future funding of the farming sector and our commitment to food production tackling climate change and enhancing biodiversity. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We discussed the impact of labour shortages to the farming sector in Scotland and underlined the need for more seasonal workers. We also spoke about the Internal Market Act future funding of the farming sector and our commitment to food production tackling climate change and enhancing biodiversity.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 694 |
-1 | To provide the Member with an update on the impact of Shell's decision not to proceed with the Cambo project at this time as well as a briefing on the originally proposed development plan including discussion of environmental mitigations and climate change compatibility the role of the project in supporting the energy transition the economic impact of the project and its contribution to UK energy security. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To provide the Member with an update on the impact of Shell's decision not to proceed with the Cambo project at this time as well as a briefing on the originally proposed development plan including discussion of environmental mitigations and climate change compatibility the role of the project in supporting the energy transition the economic impact of the project and its contribution to UK energy security.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 695 |
-1 | To provide the Member with a briefing on Siccar Point Energy's proposed Cambo development including discussion of environmental mitigations and climate change compatibility the role of the project in supporting the energy transition the economic impact of the project and its contribution to UK energy security. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To provide the Member with a briefing on Siccar Point Energy's proposed Cambo development including discussion of environmental mitigations and climate change compatibility the role of the project in supporting the energy transition the economic impact of the project and its contribution to UK energy security.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 696 |
-1 | We provided the Member with a briefing on our proposed Cambo development. This included discussion of environmental mitigations and climate change compatibility the role of the project in supporting the energy transition the economic impact of the project and its contribution to UK energy security. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We provided the Member with a briefing on our proposed Cambo development. This included discussion of environmental mitigations and climate change compatibility the role of the project in supporting the energy transition the economic impact of the project and its contribution to UK energy security.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 697 |
-1 | To provide the Cabinet Secretary with a briefing on Siccar Point Energy's proposed Cambo development including discussion of environmental mitigations and climate change compatibility the role of the project in supporting the energy transition the economic impact of the project and its contribution to UK energy security. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To provide the Cabinet Secretary with a briefing on Siccar Point Energy's proposed Cambo development including discussion of environmental mitigations and climate change compatibility the role of the project in supporting the energy transition the economic impact of the project and its contribution to UK energy security.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 698 |
-1 | To provide the Members with a briefing on Siccar Point Energy's proposed Cambo development including discussion of environmental mitigations and climate change comparability the role of the project in supporting the energy transition the economic impact of the project and its contribution to UK energy security. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To provide the Members with a briefing on Siccar Point Energy's proposed Cambo development including discussion of environmental mitigations and climate change comparability the role of the project in supporting the energy transition the economic impact of the project and its contribution to UK energy security.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 699 |
-1 | To provide a briefing on Siccar Point Energy's proposed Cambo development including discussion of environmental mitigations and climate change compatibility the role of the project in supporting the energy transition the economic impact of the project and its contribution to UK energy security. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To provide a briefing on Siccar Point Energy's proposed Cambo development including discussion of environmental mitigations and climate change compatibility the role of the project in supporting the energy transition the economic impact of the project and its contribution to UK energy security.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 700 |
-1 | To discuss with the Member the rationale for introducing an increased native woodland creation target in the Scottish Government's Climate Change Plan update. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss with the Member the rationale for introducing an increased native woodland creation target in the Scottish Government's Climate Change Plan update.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 701 |
-1 | To inform the Cabinet Secretary of the community-based energy efficiency programmes delivered by Changeworks and to encourage the integration of community and climate change activity. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To inform the Cabinet Secretary of the community-based energy efficiency programmes delivered by Changeworks and to encourage the integration of community and climate change activity.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 702 |
-1 | To discuss the issues raised in the emailed briefing on reasons to oppose the UK Government NPS on Heathrow 3rd Runway including climate change constraints and new analysis on the economic cost. Also to discuss the Labour Party position announced on 20 June. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To discuss the issues raised in the emailed briefing on reasons to oppose the UK Government NPS on Heathrow 3rd Runway including climate change constraints and new analysis on the economic cost. Also to discuss the Labour Party position announced on 20 June.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 703 |
-1 | Introductory meeting to discuss the Scottish energy industry and Ms Baillie's priorities. We discussed the Planning and Climate Changes Bills and energy efficiency in Scotland. We also discussed the independently chaired Commission for Customers in Vulnerable Circumstances and its future work in Scotland. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: Introductory meeting to discuss the Scottish energy industry and Ms Baillie's priorities. We discussed the Planning and Climate Changes Bills and energy efficiency in Scotland. We also discussed the independently chaired Commission for Customers in Vulnerable Circumstances and its future work in Scotland.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 704 |
-1 | Meeting to understand the BCA's role and promote UK strengths in Building Intelligence Modelling and sustainable building | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Train | Housing, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: Meeting to understand the BCA's role and promote UK strengths in Building Intelligence Modelling and sustainable building<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Housing, Climate<|eot_id|> | 705 |
-1 | We presented the Member with a briefing on the Respiratory Care Action Plan (RCAP) and discussed the implementation of the Plan. We discussed air quality and the work of the Scottish Parliament's Net Zero Energy and Transport Committee. We also offered the Member our health advice materials. We took a photograph with the Member that was shared on social media to consolidate support. | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Health, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We presented the Member with a briefing on the Respiratory Care Action Plan (RCAP) and discussed the implementation of the Plan. We discussed air quality and the work of the Scottish Parliament's Net Zero Energy and Transport Committee. We also offered the Member our health advice materials. We took a photograph with the Member that was shared on social media to consolidate support.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Health, Climate<|eot_id|> | 706 |
-1 | During COP27 we arranged for Global South colleagues and NGOs from Scotland to meet with the Cabinet Secretary to encourage Scotland to take further steps in promoting the Loss and Damage agenda. We asked the Cabinet Secretary to establish a short-term commission to explore fiscal measures to raise money for Loss and Damage internationally as well as climate change action at home. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: During COP27 we arranged for Global South colleagues and NGOs from Scotland to meet with the Cabinet Secretary to encourage Scotland to take further steps in promoting the Loss and Damage agenda. We asked the Cabinet Secretary to establish a short-term commission to explore fiscal measures to raise money for Loss and Damage internationally as well as climate change action at home.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 707 |
-1 | We introduced the Member to the work of SCIAF particularly highlighting our work on Loss and Damage. We emphasised that it would be helpful to know how the Scottish Government were seeking to influence other countries to follow suit on Loss and Damage. We also highlighted that Stop Climate Chaos Scotland (SCCS) would be releasing a research paper on fiscal levers to raise additional funding for climate change action at home and internationally. We promised to keep the Member updated regarding the paper and its launch in the autumn. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We introduced the Member to the work of SCIAF particularly highlighting our work on Loss and Damage. We emphasised that it would be helpful to know how the Scottish Government were seeking to influence other countries to follow suit on Loss and Damage. We also highlighted that Stop Climate Chaos Scotland (SCCS) would be releasing a research paper on fiscal levers to raise additional funding for climate change action at home and internationally. We promised to keep the Member updated regarding the paper and its launch in the autumn.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 708 |
-1 | We discussed curlew conservation in Scotland and what we feel are the pressures on curlew populations for example changes in land use. We asked the Member to write to the Cabinet Secretary for Environment Climate Change and Land Reform to ask for support on a bid for European Union LIFE funding for a project to conserve curlews. We also asked the Member to submit a motion ahead of World Curlew Day in April in his role as Species Champion and to sponsor a cross-party meeting in Parliament at some point later in the year. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We discussed curlew conservation in Scotland and what we feel are the pressures on curlew populations for example changes in land use. We asked the Member to write to the Cabinet Secretary for Environment Climate Change and Land Reform to ask for support on a bid for European Union LIFE funding for a project to conserve curlews. We also asked the Member to submit a motion ahead of World Curlew Day in April in his role as Species Champion and to sponsor a cross-party meeting in Parliament at some point later in the year.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 709 |
-1 | We expressed our view that the targets in the Climate Change (Emissions Reductions Targets) (Scotland) Bill needed to be stronger including the mutual 2040 target which the Scottish Green Party also support. A number of potential amendments to the Bill were also discussed - the need for sectoral targets budget alignment with emissions reduction and scrutiny if the Scottish Government doesn't hit targets. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We expressed our view that the targets in the Climate Change (Emissions Reductions Targets) (Scotland) Bill needed to be stronger including the mutual 2040 target which the Scottish Green Party also support. A number of potential amendments to the Bill were also discussed - the need for sectoral targets budget alignment with emissions reduction and scrutiny if the Scottish Government doesn't hit targets.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 710 |
-1 | General discussion of Christian Aid's work in Malawi but particular mention was made of the impacts of climate change on people and communities with whom we work the impact on the Malawian economy of greater climate volatility and the need for greater urgency on this issue. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: General discussion of Christian Aid's work in Malawi but particular mention was made of the impacts of climate change on people and communities with whom we work the impact on the Malawian economy of greater climate volatility and the need for greater urgency on this issue.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 711 |
-1 | To tell the member that WWF UK had welcomed the announcement by Claire Perry MP that the UK Government would seek the advice of the UK Committee on Climate Change on setting a net-zero target. To reiterate WWF Scotland's position that the upcoming Climate Change Bill should set a net-zero target by 2050 at the latest. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: To tell the member that WWF UK had welcomed the announcement by Claire Perry MP that the UK Government would seek the advice of the UK Committee on Climate Change on setting a net-zero target. To reiterate WWF Scotland's position that the upcoming Climate Change Bill should set a net-zero target by 2050 at the latest.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 712 |
-1 | We sought to raise the importance of nuclear energy to Scotland's current energy mix and Net Zero pathway as well as the importance of the Scottish nuclear supply chain to the Scottish economy. We explained why we believe the Scottish Government's stated opposition to new power plants and its stated intention to use devolved planning powers to block any new nuclear plants should be dropped. We discussed our interest in forming a Cross-Party Group on Nuclear Energy. We highlighted the unique contribution of Torness power Station (Scotland's only remaining generating nuclear station) to the East Lothian economy the Scottish energy mix and to UK energy security and emissions reduction as a whole. We asked for support in creating opportunities to debate power in the Scottish Parliament to increase scrutiny of the Scottish Government's attitude to nuclear energy and to include a role for new nuclear in Scotland in future policymaking. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We sought to raise the importance of nuclear energy to Scotland's current energy mix and Net Zero pathway as well as the importance of the Scottish nuclear supply chain to the Scottish economy. We explained why we believe the Scottish Government's stated opposition to new power plants and its stated intention to use devolved planning powers to block any new nuclear plants should be dropped. We discussed our interest in forming a Cross-Party Group on Nuclear Energy. We highlighted the unique contribution of Torness power Station (Scotland's only remaining generating nuclear station) to the East Lothian economy the Scottish energy mix and to UK energy security and emissions reduction as a whole. We asked for support in creating opportunities to debate power in the Scottish Parliament to increase scrutiny of the Scottish Government's attitude to nuclear energy and to include a role for new nuclear in Scotland in future policymaking.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 713 |
-1 | We updated the Minister on our key policy concerns related to housing (including planning the ongoing skills shortage facing the sector and the need for greater local authority resourcing). We highlighted the Institute's recent virtual Retrofit Roundtable follow-up meeting and asked for the Minister to commit to sending officials to the next iteration of the virtual event in November. We further outlined developments on our request for Scottish Government to undertake a feasibility study into the demolition levy proposals we recommended in our 'Levelling the playing field not Scotland's built environment' discussion paper and noted that we have made this request to the Minister for Zero Carbon Buildings Active Travel and Tenants' Rights. | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Train | Housing, Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We updated the Minister on our key policy concerns related to housing (including planning the ongoing skills shortage facing the sector and the need for greater local authority resourcing). We highlighted the Institute's recent virtual Retrofit Roundtable follow-up meeting and asked for the Minister to commit to sending officials to the next iteration of the virtual event in November. We further outlined developments on our request for Scottish Government to undertake a feasibility study into the demolition levy proposals we recommended in our 'Levelling the playing field not Scotland's built environment' discussion paper and noted that we have made this request to the Minister for Zero Carbon Buildings Active Travel and Tenants' Rights.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Housing, Climate<|eot_id|> | 714 |
-1 | We informed the Member about the bank's investment in Glasgow through the new Barclays Glasgow Campus and what this means for the local economy and job creation. We also raised our approach to sustainability particularly the bank's sustainability strategy focusing on Net Zero across operational and financed emissions. Lastly we discussed the creation of new financial services roles in Scotland. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We informed the Member about the bank's investment in Glasgow through the new Barclays Glasgow Campus and what this means for the local economy and job creation. We also raised our approach to sustainability particularly the bank's sustainability strategy focusing on Net Zero across operational and financed emissions. Lastly we discussed the creation of new financial services roles in Scotland.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 715 |
-1 | We highlighted policy barriers to decarbonising energy supply in Scotland and the UK. We also discussed the planning system community engagement/shared ownership and grid connections. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | Train | Climate | <|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>
Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; injuries; drugs, alcohol, drinking, smoking, vaping and tobacco; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; and defence-related industries or companies. Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.
Input: We highlighted policy barriers to decarbonising energy supply in Scotland and the UK. We also discussed the planning system community engagement/shared ownership and grid connections.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>
Climate<|eot_id|> | 716 |