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Scottish National Party MSP ar gyfer Glasgow Cathcart

Aeth i mewn i'r Senedd yr Alban ar 6 Mai 2011 — Etholiad

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Ymddangosiadau diweddar

• Senedd yr Alban: Portfolio Question Time: Food and Drink Produce (Labelling) 2 Oct 2024

  To ask the Scottish Government what communication it has had with the United Kingdom Government, since the general election, regarding the potential impact on Scotland’s food and drink sector of the reported proposal for “not for EU” labelling on food and drink products in the UK. (S6O-03785)

• Senedd yr Alban: Portfolio Question Time: Food and Drink Produce (Labelling) 2 Oct 2024

  I welcome the discussions that are taking place between both Governments. Labelling is a wholly devolved matter and policy decisions in that space should rest with Scotland’s democratically elected Government. GB-wide labelling proposals are merely another assault on Scotland’s devolved political settlement, although I obviously welcome the abandonment of the scheme. Scrapping Tory...

• Senedd yr Alban: General Question Time: Fairer Futures Partnerships (Child Poverty) 26 Sep 2024

  To ask the Scottish Government how its investment in fairer futures partnerships will help to tackle child poverty. (S6O-03774)

Mwy o ymddangosiadau diweddar James Dornan

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