Criminal Justice Committee
6th Meeting, 2023
Committees sometimes meet in private. This might be to hear confidential or particularly sensitive information, or to discuss a draft report. When a committee meets in private, its proceedings are not broadcast and, usually, there is no Official Report. However, the committee minutes will record the business taken and any decisions reached.
The Committee will take evidence from—
Papers for this item:
Paper 1 - Transgender prisoners and Scottish prisons (152KB, pdf) posted 17 February 2023
The Committee will take evidence on the Parole Board (Scotland) Rules 2022 from—
Papers for this item:
Paper 2 - Subordinate Legislation Motion to Annul (249KB, pdf) posted 17 February 2023
Jamie Greene to move—
S6M-07891—That the Criminal Justice Committee recommends that the Parole Board (Scotland) Rules 2022 be annulled.
The Committee will consider progress made on implementing the recommendations in the Committee’s report on the priorities for the criminal justice sector in Scotland.
Papers for this item:
Paper 3 - Action Plan (385KB, pdf) posted 17 February 2023
The Committee will consider correspondence from Police Scotland, the Scottish Police Authority, the Scottish Police Federation and the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents.
Papers for this item:
Paper 4 - Policing and mental health (236KB, pdf) posted 17 February 2023
The Committee will consider correspondence from the Lord Justice General, the Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service and the Scottish Government.
Papers for this item:
Paper 5 - Virtual trials (471KB, pdf) posted 17 February 2023
The Committee will consider correspondence from the Scottish Government.
Papers for this item:
Paper 6 - Court transcripts (85KB, pdf) posted 17 February 2023
The Committee will consider a draft Stage 1 report.
Papers for this item:
1 private paper will be discussed during this agenda item