Parliament Live from Holyrood – 25/10/2018

Parliament Live from Holyrood – 25/10/2018

Parliament Live from Holyrood – 25/10/2018

Ministerial Statement: Update on Primary 1 national standardised assessments.

followed by

Ministerial Statement: Home Detention Curfew – HMIPS and HMICS independent review

followed by

Ministerial Statement: Scotland’s Place in Europe: Our Way Forward

followed by

Scottish Government Debate

Ben Macpherson S5M-14425

Scottish Government’s Inaugural Contribution to International Development Report

That the Parliament notes the publication by the Scottish Government of Contribution to International Development Report 2017-18, which presents its contributions to international development in collaboration with partners, particularly in its partner countries, Malawi, Zambia, Rwanda and Pakistan, in support of the UN Global Goals; further notes the cross-cutting themes on policy coherence for development in areas such as health, education, climate change and human rights, while safeguarding beneficiaries; welcomes the significant contributions of international development organisations, civic society, universities, the NHS and Police Scotland to global citizenship and collaborative international development initiatives; believes that ongoing collaborations with the Department for International Development, Comic Relief and other donors, and the co-creation of international development initiatives with the NHS, Police Scotland, universities, civil society organisations and others, will continue to strengthen Scotland’s position as an outward-looking, committed global citizen; considers that Scotland should continue to provide a positive and progressive voice in the world, for compassion, tolerance, diversity and social justice; recognises the strong cross-party approach and support for international development across the Parliament, and reaffirms strong support for Scotland’s distinct and collaborative contributions to international development to help tackle global challenges, including poverty, injustice and inequality.

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