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Saddell and Skipness kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Kintyre and the synod of Argyll. Church court view
Saint Martin's kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Perth and the synod of Perth and Stirling. Church court view
Salen kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Mull and the synod of Argyll. Church court view
Saline kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Dunfermline and the synod of Fife. Church court view
Saltcoats - North kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Irvine and the synod of Glasgow and Ayr. Church court view
Saltcoats - St Cuthberts kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Irvine and the synod of Glasgow and Ayr. Church court view
Saltoun kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Haddington and the synod of Lothian and Tweeddale. Church court view
Sandbank kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Dunoon and the synod of Argyll. Church court view
Sandsting and Aithsting kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Lerwick and the synod of Shetland. Church court view
Sandwick and Cunningsburgh kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Lerwick and the synod of Shetland. Church court view
Sandwick kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Cairston and the synod of Orkney. Church court view
Sanquhar kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Penpont and the synod of Dumfries. Church court view
Sauchie kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Stirling and the synod of Perth and Stirling. Church court view
Savoch kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Deer and the synod of Aberdeen. Church court view
Scone kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Perth and the synod of Perth and Stirling. Church court view
Scoonie kirk session A church court that sat within the presbytery of Kirkcaldy and the synod of Fife. Church court view
Scottish Cabinet - 2nd Administration The Scottish Cabinet is the group of Ministers who are collectively responsible for Scottish Government policy. The Scottish Cabinet was created following devolution of powers to the Scottish Parliament in 1999, and the creation of the Scottish Executive. The 2nd Administration refers to the Labour/Liberal Democrat coalition Scottish Executive which was elected at the second Scottish Parliament election on 1 May 2003. The Scottish Executive was renamed the Scottish Government in 2007. Scottish Cabinet view
Scottish Cabinet - 2nd Administration - Ad Hoc Group of Ministers on Drugs and Alcohol Ministerial Group established 25 June 2003 to consider drugs and alcohol issues and report back to Cabinet. The 2nd Administration refers to the Labour/Liberal Democrat coalition Scottish Executive which was elected at the second Scottish Parliament election on 1 May 2003. Scottish Cabinet view
Scottish Cabinet - 2nd Administration - Ad Hoc Group of Ministers on the Fire and Rescue Services Ministerial Group established 28 October 2003 to monitor the implementation of a fire service pay deal and subsequent progress on modernisation. The 2nd Administration refers to the Labour/Liberal Democrat coalition Scottish Executive which was elected at the second Scottish Parliament election on 1 May 2003. Scottish Cabinet view
Scottish Cabinet - 2nd Administration - Ad Hoc Group of Ministers on the G8 Summit (2005) Ministerial Group established 9 June 2004 to ensure that the opportunities the 2005 G8 Summit presented to promote Scotland internationally were used to the full. The 2nd Administration refers to the Labour/Liberal Democrat coalition Scottish Executive which was elected at the second Scottish Parliament election on 1 May 2003. Scottish Cabinet view
Scottish Cabinet - 2nd Administration - Ad Hoc Group of Ministers on the Social Work Review Ministerial Group established 16 June 2004 to consider social work services in Scotland. The 2nd Administration refers to the Labour/Liberal Democrat coalition Scottish Executive which was elected at the second Scottish Parliament election on 1 May 2003. Scottish Cabinet view
Scottish Cabinet - 2nd Administration - Cabinet Sub-Committee on Legislation (CSCL) Ministerial Group established c. 2001 to consider issues relating to Scottish Parliament legislation and the co-ordination of Scottish Executive interests in proposals for Westminster (UK) legislation. The 2nd Administration refers to the Labour/Liberal Democrat coalition Scottish Executive which was elected at the second Scottish Parliament election on 1 May 2003. Scottish Cabinet view
Scottish Cabinet - 2nd Administration - Deputy First Minister The position of Deputy First Minister was established following devolution of powers to the Scottish Parliament in 1999 and the creation of the Scottish Executive. The Deputy First Minister is appointed by the First Minister and is a member of the Scottish Cabinet. The post-holder deputises for the First Minister in periods of absence or overseas visits, including answering to the Scottish Parliament at First Minister's Questions. The 2nd Administration refers to the Labour/Liberal Democrat coalition Scottish Executive which was elected at the second Scottish Parliament election on 1 May 2003. Scottish Cabinet view
Scottish Cabinet - 2nd Administration - Management Group The Management Group of the Scottish Executive was made up of senior officials and was chaired by the Permanent Secretary, the most senior civil servant in Scotland. The role of the Management Group was to lead the Scottish Executive by developing long-term policy with, and for, Ministers, and to promote the corporate management of the organisation. The 2nd Administration refers to the Labour/Liberal Democrat coalition Scottish Executive which was elected at the second Scottish Parliament election on 1 May 2003. Scottish Cabinet view
Scottish Cabinet - 2nd Administration - Minister for Communities The position of Minister for Communities was created in 1999. The Minister had responsibility for communities issues. From 2000 to 2003 the position was discontinued and responsibility for communities fell to the Minister for Social Justice. The position of Minister for Communities was reinstated after the 2003 Scottish Parliament election, and existed until 2007. The 2nd Administration refers to the Labour/Liberal Democrat coalition Scottish Executive which was elected at the second Scottish Parliament election on 1 May 2003. Scottish Cabinet view