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Health and Sport Committee takes evidence on minimum pricing, 31/01/12 [S]
During its meeting of 31 January 2012 the Health and Sport Committee took evidence on the Alcohol (Minimum Pricing) (Scotland) Bill.
Petitions Committee considers youth football petition, 24/01/12 [S]
During its meeting of 24 January 2012 the Scottish Parliament Public Petitions Committee considered a new petition on improving youth football.
Health and Sport Committee takes evidence on minimum pricing, 24/01/12 [S]
During its meeting of 24 January 2012 the Scottish Parliament Health and Sport Committee took evidence on the Alcohol (Minimum Pricing) (Scotland) Bill.
Finance Committee takles evidence on fiscal sustainability, 18/01/12 [S]
During its meeting of 18 January 2012 the Scottish Parliament Finance Committee held a round-table discussion on fiscal sustainability.
Education Committee takes evidence on kinship care, 17/01/12 [S]
During its meeting of 17 January 2012 the Scottish Parliament Education and Culture Committee held a round-table session on kinship care.
Health and Sport Committee takes evidence on minimum pricing, 17/01/12 [S]
During its meeting of 17 January 2012 the Scottish Parliament Health and Sport Committee took evidence on the Alcohol (Minimum Pricing) Bill.
Public Accounts Committee Report on Means Testing, 12/01/12 [E/NI/S/W]
The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee has published a report on means tested benefits.
Educational Attainment of Looked-after Children Debate, 11/01/12 [S]
During the meeting of the Scottish Parliament on 11 January 2012 MSPs debated the educational attainment of looked-after children. Stewart Maxwell (SNP) opened the debate for the Education Committee.
Call for evidence on youth homelessness, 10/01/12 [S]
The Scottish Parliament Equal Opportunities Committee has issued a call for evidence on preventing homelessness among young people.
Holyrood chamber set to meet three times a week, 21/12/11 [S]
The Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee has recommended improvements to increase Holyrood’s ability to react more quickly to developing events and improve scrutiny of the Scottish Government.