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The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss Climate Change and next year's COP27 summit

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss Climate Change and next year's COP27 summit ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To share our organisation's policy priorities on climate change and international development in the next parliamentary year and into the next Parliament.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To share our organisation's policy priorities on climate change and international development in the next parliamentary year and into the next Parliament. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To explain the impact of climate change on biodiversity and to highlight the important contribution of onshore wind in Scotland in helping to tackle climate change.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To explain the impact of climate change on biodiversity and to highlight the important contribution of onshore wind in Scotland in helping to tackle climate change. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Roundtable with Oil and Gas Authority members to discuss trade & exports.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Roundtable with Oil and Gas Authority members to discuss trade & exports. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss the Oil and Gas Sector Deal

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss the Oil and Gas Sector Deal ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss the review of oil and gas licencing

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss the review of oil and gas licencing ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To provide the Cabinet Secretary with an overview of the work of the National Trust for Scotland in redeveloping this site and its hosting of the Angus Folk Museum and an update on how the organisation is dealing with its recovery from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. We also set out our policy priorities relating to natural heritage and climate change and biodiversity in this session of the Scottish Parliament.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To provide the Cabinet Secretary with an overview of the work of the National Trust for Scotland in redeveloping this site and its hosting of the Angus Folk Museum and an update on how the organisation is dealing with its recovery from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. We also set out our policy priorities relating to natural heritage and climate change and biodiversity in this session of the Scottish Parliament. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To highlight to the Member the key messages from the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Special Report on 1.5degrees. Also to raise the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill and Stop Climate Chaos Scotland's goals for the Bill with a focus on why the net-zero target would help keep Scotland in line with a global aim to keep warming below 1.5 degrees.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To highlight to the Member the key messages from the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Special Report on 1.5degrees. Also to raise the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill and Stop Climate Chaos Scotland's goals for the Bill with a focus on why the net-zero target would help keep Scotland in line with a global aim to keep warming below 1.5 degrees. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss with the Minister: - the findings and recommendations of research reports recently published by the Scottish Council for Development and Industry (SCDI) "Scotland's Big Mo: Industrial Strategy Inclusive Growth and the Future of Mobility" and "AutomaticFor The People? How Scotland can harness the technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution to increase economic and social prosperity". - the Climate Change Bill - Energy Efficient Scotland - the Blue Economy - the Scottish Government's plans for an Infrastructure Commission - electric and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles - digital connectivity and data centres; and - the dualling of the A96 to facilitate housing and commercial development were also discussed.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss with the Minister: - the findings and recommendations of research reports recently published by the Scottish Council for Development and Industry (SCDI) "Scotland's Big Mo: Industrial Strategy Inclusive Growth and the Future of Mobility" and "AutomaticFor The People? How Scotland can harness the technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution to increase economic and social prosperity". - the Climate Change Bill - Energy Efficient Scotland - the Blue Economy - the Scottish Government's plans for an Infrastructure Commission - electric and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles - digital connectivity and data centres; and - the dualling of the A96 to facilitate housing and commercial development were also discussed. ### Response: Housing, Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We discussed energy policy in Scotland including energy security renewable energy and our recent response to the Scottish Governments Draft Scottish Energy Strategy and Just Transition Fund. We also talked about some of the skilled workforce and supply chain that are transitioning from oil and gas to renewable projects.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We discussed energy policy in Scotland including energy security renewable energy and our recent response to the Scottish Governments Draft Scottish Energy Strategy and Just Transition Fund. We also talked about some of the skilled workforce and supply chain that are transitioning from oil and gas to renewable projects. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We briefed the Member on the work and priorities of Stop Climate Chaos Scotland. We particularly discussed our report 'Financing Climate Justice' on raising additional finance for international and domestic climate action. We also highlighted opportunities for action on climate in 2023 including the new Climate Change Plan and Energy Strategy.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We briefed the Member on the work and priorities of Stop Climate Chaos Scotland. We particularly discussed our report 'Financing Climate Justice' on raising additional finance for international and domestic climate action. We also highlighted opportunities for action on climate in 2023 including the new Climate Change Plan and Energy Strategy. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss the UK energy industry's approach to Net Zero including the role of decarbonising heat and transport. We discussed the importance of joining up Scottish Government policies that will contribute to tackling climate change and achieving Net Zero including the National Planning Framework 4.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss the UK energy industry's approach to Net Zero including the role of decarbonising heat and transport. We discussed the importance of joining up Scottish Government policies that will contribute to tackling climate change and achieving Net Zero including the National Planning Framework 4. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

A regular catch up with the President of the National Farmers' Union, covering a variety of farming issues. They discussed the Net Zero Working Group, welfare in transport reforms, dairy contracts, labour, pesticides mandatory reporting, the animal health and welfare plan and laying hens

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: A regular catch up with the President of the National Farmers' Union, covering a variety of farming issues. They discussed the Net Zero Working Group, welfare in transport reforms, dairy contracts, labour, pesticides mandatory reporting, the animal health and welfare plan and laying hens ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To provide the Cabinet Secretary with an update on our business both in the North Sea and more generally. We discussed our Clair Ridge project reaching first oil and the recent publication of our Economic Impact Report for 2017 which included facts and figures of our economic contribution to the UK as a whole throughout 2017. We also spoke about the supply chain innovation in the oil and gas industry the Scottish Government's Economic Action Plan decommissioning and the energy transition.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To provide the Cabinet Secretary with an update on our business both in the North Sea and more generally. We discussed our Clair Ridge project reaching first oil and the recent publication of our Economic Impact Report for 2017 which included facts and figures of our economic contribution to the UK as a whole throughout 2017. We also spoke about the supply chain innovation in the oil and gas industry the Scottish Government's Economic Action Plan decommissioning and the energy transition. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss climate change the impacts of climate change in the UK how climate change is already being observed in the UK's temperature record and the weather disruption that has occurred in Scotland over the past year. Supporting the public to greater reuse of material goods. How the infrastructure investment to increase the amount of district heating used in Scotland could be unlocked through government investment and regulation.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss climate change the impacts of climate change in the UK how climate change is already being observed in the UK's temperature record and the weather disruption that has occurred in Scotland over the past year. Supporting the public to greater reuse of material goods. How the infrastructure investment to increase the amount of district heating used in Scotland could be unlocked through government investment and regulation. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss the social housing sector. We discussed rent controls cost of living and Net Zero issues. We also discussed Ukrainian refugees and a potential visit from the Member to a housing association in his constituency.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss the social housing sector. We discussed rent controls cost of living and Net Zero issues. We also discussed Ukrainian refugees and a potential visit from the Member to a housing association in his constituency. ### Response: Housing, Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We introduced the Member to ActionAid UK's work and expressed our interest in the Scottish Government's work on women and girls and wellbeing economy. We also spoke about our organisation's work with women and girls and in particular on climate change. We offered to share our future analysis of COP27.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We introduced the Member to ActionAid UK's work and expressed our interest in the Scottish Government's work on women and girls and wellbeing economy. We also spoke about our organisation's work with women and girls and in particular on climate change. We offered to share our future analysis of COP27. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss CERG's report 'Eight Policy Packages for Scotland's Green Recovery' which sets out practical proposals to help rebuild the economy post-COVID-19 and accelerate Scotland's response to the climate emergency. The eight policy packages also maximise benefits in terms of health well-being equalities and building resilience in our communities To raise awareness of the role of sustainable public transport - particularly bus and coach - in the achievement of the Government's climate change targets and zero emission ambitions.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss CERG's report 'Eight Policy Packages for Scotland's Green Recovery' which sets out practical proposals to help rebuild the economy post-COVID-19 and accelerate Scotland's response to the climate emergency. The eight policy packages also maximise benefits in terms of health well-being equalities and building resilience in our communities To raise awareness of the role of sustainable public transport - particularly bus and coach - in the achievement of the Government's climate change targets and zero emission ambitions. ### Response: Health, Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Discussed the need for future support for the management of Scotland's uplands post-Brexit with the Cabinet Secretary and confirmed that SLE are very keen to work with the Scottish Government in creating new policy to achieve our vision for land management and then also explained to the Member the important role our members could play in achieving Scotland's climate change targets.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Discussed the need for future support for the management of Scotland's uplands post-Brexit with the Cabinet Secretary and confirmed that SLE are very keen to work with the Scottish Government in creating new policy to achieve our vision for land management and then also explained to the Member the important role our members could play in achieving Scotland's climate change targets. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To share information on and raise the Minister's awareness about the Scottish Cluster in relation to the energy transition's role in supporting the economic recovery programme in Scotland including the part which the Acorn project can play in enabling decarbonisation of industry and creating and safeguarding jobs.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To share information on and raise the Minister's awareness about the Scottish Cluster in relation to the energy transition's role in supporting the economic recovery programme in Scotland including the part which the Acorn project can play in enabling decarbonisation of industry and creating and safeguarding jobs. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We offered to facilitate a visit for the First Minister to a whisky distillery on behalf of our client Chivas Brothers. We highlighted possible options in Glasgow and Speyside. We suggested the Scottish Government could link any visit to its Net Zero targets by focusing on carbon neutral distillation.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We offered to facilitate a visit for the First Minister to a whisky distillery on behalf of our client Chivas Brothers. We highlighted possible options in Glasgow and Speyside. We suggested the Scottish Government could link any visit to its Net Zero targets by focusing on carbon neutral distillation. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

For regarding BP and EnBW's commitment to build four ships in Scotland. We provided the Member with an update on ongoing commercial discussions around shipbuilding in Scotland and outlined where we are in terms of progress. We highlighted some of the issues that we are experiencing as well as an outline of our progress with the Scottish Offshore Wind Energy Council (SOWEC) Strategic Investment Model.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: For regarding BP and EnBW's commitment to build four ships in Scotland. We provided the Member with an update on ongoing commercial discussions around shipbuilding in Scotland and outlined where we are in terms of progress. We highlighted some of the issues that we are experiencing as well as an outline of our progress with the Scottish Offshore Wind Energy Council (SOWEC) Strategic Investment Model. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

This meeting was to discuss the Climate Emergency. During the meeting to which Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (SCIAF) had not been formally invited to present at but took part in discussions we expressed our views on the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill comprising the need to set stronger emissions reduction targets and to hear evidence from people in developing countries in relation to this legislation.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: This meeting was to discuss the Climate Emergency. During the meeting to which Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (SCIAF) had not been formally invited to present at but took part in discussions we expressed our views on the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill comprising the need to set stronger emissions reduction targets and to hear evidence from people in developing countries in relation to this legislation. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss Stage 2 of the Scottish Crown Estate Bill which was due to be discussed at the next day's meeting of the Environment Climate Change and Land Reform Committee. The Member was presenting an amendment which would protect kelp from harvesting methods which kill the plant and the meeting discussed the issues that we thought might arise in Committee (economics environment technicalities of the Bill).

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss Stage 2 of the Scottish Crown Estate Bill which was due to be discussed at the next day's meeting of the Environment Climate Change and Land Reform Committee. The Member was presenting an amendment which would protect kelp from harvesting methods which kill the plant and the meeting discussed the issues that we thought might arise in Committee (economics environment technicalities of the Bill). ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To seek information on the Scottish Greens' view of the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill. We asked the MSP for their view on the Bill and to ask what extent they saw room for movement. We expressed the view that we were keen on making the Bill stronger.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To seek information on the Scottish Greens' view of the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill. We asked the MSP for their view on the Bill and to ask what extent they saw room for movement. We expressed the view that we were keen on making the Bill stronger. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

The purpose was (i) to inform the Cabinet Secretary on the initiatives being taken on projects with our involvement in Scotland and (ii) to describe our experience and solutions from our global projects relating to Net Zero hydrogen carbon reduction and energy production in order to reinforce our company's commitment to Scotland and to addressing climate change.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: The purpose was (i) to inform the Cabinet Secretary on the initiatives being taken on projects with our involvement in Scotland and (ii) to describe our experience and solutions from our global projects relating to Net Zero hydrogen carbon reduction and energy production in order to reinforce our company's commitment to Scotland and to addressing climate change. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We discussed the findings of the Offshore report co-authored by Friends of the Earth Scotland Greenpeace and Platform. The report and this meeting focussed on the experiences and attitudes of offshore oil and gas workers to a Just Transition. We reflected the relevance of the report to the Member as an MSP in the North East of Scotland. Friends of the Earth Scotland also raised potential parliamentary events and lodging a motion regarding the report.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We discussed the findings of the Offshore report co-authored by Friends of the Earth Scotland Greenpeace and Platform. The report and this meeting focussed on the experiences and attitudes of offshore oil and gas workers to a Just Transition. We reflected the relevance of the report to the Member as an MSP in the North East of Scotland. Friends of the Earth Scotland also raised potential parliamentary events and lodging a motion regarding the report. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We highlighted what we see as the need for sustained and enhanced funding for nature conservation and restoration and for tackling climate change in the context of the upcoming Scottish Government Budget and in the context of the recent State of Nature report which shows that Scottish wildlife has decreased by 15% on average since 1994 and that the loss of biodiversity is continuing.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We highlighted what we see as the need for sustained and enhanced funding for nature conservation and restoration and for tackling climate change in the context of the upcoming Scottish Government Budget and in the context of the recent State of Nature report which shows that Scottish wildlife has decreased by 15% on average since 1994 and that the loss of biodiversity is continuing. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss with the member of the Climate Change and Land Reform committee the need to mitigate climate change by among other things transitioning from high-carbon energy generation to sustainable lower-carbon forms. Also how knowledge about and practical skills in physics is vital for the physicists Scotland will need to design and the engineers we will need to build and maintain the infrastructure needed to achieve this; and how to use public and political discussions about tackling climate change to link this with and highlight the need for physics knowledge and skills.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss with the member of the Climate Change and Land Reform committee the need to mitigate climate change by among other things transitioning from high-carbon energy generation to sustainable lower-carbon forms. Also how knowledge about and practical skills in physics is vital for the physicists Scotland will need to design and the engineers we will need to build and maintain the infrastructure needed to achieve this; and how to use public and political discussions about tackling climate change to link this with and highlight the need for physics knowledge and skills. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

The RSPB is a member of Stop Climate Chaos Scotland which is a coalition of environmental and civil society organisations. The demonstration was aimed at encouraging Members to make the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill as effective as possible in fighting climate change by voting for specific amendments at Stage 3 including those setting lower targets for greenhouse gas emissions in the future. The Member stopped to have a quick conversation and take a photo in support of the action. We spoke briefly with the Member about the need for decisive action.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: The RSPB is a member of Stop Climate Chaos Scotland which is a coalition of environmental and civil society organisations. The demonstration was aimed at encouraging Members to make the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill as effective as possible in fighting climate change by voting for specific amendments at Stage 3 including those setting lower targets for greenhouse gas emissions in the future. The Member stopped to have a quick conversation and take a photo in support of the action. We spoke briefly with the Member about the need for decisive action. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We discussed our work on a 'Green Jobs Recovery' relevant in the context of the Environment Climate Change and Land Reform Committee's upcoming work on 'Green Recovery' and the future scrutiny of the Climate Change Plan update. We set out what we believe should feature in a Green Recovery drawing on our "10 Steps to deliver a Green Jobs Recovery" document.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We discussed our work on a 'Green Jobs Recovery' relevant in the context of the Environment Climate Change and Land Reform Committee's upcoming work on 'Green Recovery' and the future scrutiny of the Climate Change Plan update. We set out what we believe should feature in a Green Recovery drawing on our "10 Steps to deliver a Green Jobs Recovery" document. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Met with the Member to outline Scottish Land and Estate's key asks for the upcoming Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill stage 3 debate. We discussed the importance of being able to show accurate emissions linked to land use and management. We also raised the ways in which the sector could be supported to change practice and highlighted our support for the Bill.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Met with the Member to outline Scottish Land and Estate's key asks for the upcoming Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill stage 3 debate. We discussed the importance of being able to show accurate emissions linked to land use and management. We also raised the ways in which the sector could be supported to change practice and highlighted our support for the Bill. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss issues raised during the evidence sessions for Climate Change (Emissions Reductions Targets) (Scotland) Bill currently going through Parliament including the difference between a Net Zero and 90% target and the role agriculture can play in helping to deliver emissions reductions.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss issues raised during the evidence sessions for Climate Change (Emissions Reductions Targets) (Scotland) Bill currently going through Parliament including the difference between a Net Zero and 90% target and the role agriculture can play in helping to deliver emissions reductions. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss the next steps in implementing the recommendations in the Scottish Land Commission report "Investigation into the Issues Associated with Large Scale and Concentrated Land Ownership in Scotland". We discussed progress on the Scottish Government's land reform agenda and the timetable for implementation of secondary legislation for the Land Reform (Scotland) Bill 2016 as well Scottish Land & Estate's (SLE) support for the Scottish Government's climate change targets and concerns regarding how progress is measured. We provided an update on SLE's positions on wildlife management and pest control.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss the next steps in implementing the recommendations in the Scottish Land Commission report "Investigation into the Issues Associated with Large Scale and Concentrated Land Ownership in Scotland". We discussed progress on the Scottish Government's land reform agenda and the timetable for implementation of secondary legislation for the Land Reform (Scotland) Bill 2016 as well Scottish Land & Estate's (SLE) support for the Scottish Government's climate change targets and concerns regarding how progress is measured. We provided an update on SLE's positions on wildlife management and pest control. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To inform the MSP in his capacity as a member of the Scottish Parliament's Environment Climate Change and Land Reform Committee of Nestle Waters' position on the introduction of a Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) in Scotland in light of recent announcements from the Scottish and UK Government as part of a general discussion on DRS.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To inform the MSP in his capacity as a member of the Scottish Parliament's Environment Climate Change and Land Reform Committee of Nestle Waters' position on the introduction of a Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) in Scotland in light of recent announcements from the Scottish and UK Government as part of a general discussion on DRS. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To update the Member on details of the modernisation process of the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) and process by which some countries are suggesting they exit the Treaty and to pass on information as to why Global Justice Now believes that the ECT threatens governments abilities to take necessary action on climate change thinks that the UK should exit the Treaty.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To update the Member on details of the modernisation process of the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) and process by which some countries are suggesting they exit the Treaty and to pass on information as to why Global Justice Now believes that the ECT threatens governments abilities to take necessary action on climate change thinks that the UK should exit the Treaty. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We set out that future support must deliver on food production climate change and biodiversity ambitions simultaneously and that a single coherent policy framework with flexible delivery across all sectors farm business types and sizes and geographies in Scotland will be successful. We also highlighted differences between the systems being proposed in England and Wales compared to Scotland.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We set out that future support must deliver on food production climate change and biodiversity ambitions simultaneously and that a single coherent policy framework with flexible delivery across all sectors farm business types and sizes and geographies in Scotland will be successful. We also highlighted differences between the systems being proposed in England and Wales compared to Scotland. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss the digital skills ambitions of Scottish Government and how Microsoft could support aspirations. We also discussed Gender gap in STEM and climate change. We were keen to progress further discussions around how Microsoft can be involved in the implementation of the Logan Review as well as engaging in wider conversations regarding digital and climate change targets.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss the digital skills ambitions of Scottish Government and how Microsoft could support aspirations. We also discussed Gender gap in STEM and climate change. We were keen to progress further discussions around how Microsoft can be involved in the implementation of the Logan Review as well as engaging in wider conversations regarding digital and climate change targets. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

As a result of Brexit to discuss the impact of uncertainty it is having on our member's businesses and the Scottish Land and Estate (SLE) position on encouraging the delivery of public benefits from private land. We then discussed the challenges and opportunities for SLE members from a potential future moorland management and licencing scheme. Also discussed the positive role farmers can play in climate change and explained why our members would like to see a whole estate approach to climate change accounting rather than looking at sectors individually.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: As a result of Brexit to discuss the impact of uncertainty it is having on our member's businesses and the Scottish Land and Estate (SLE) position on encouraging the delivery of public benefits from private land. We then discussed the challenges and opportunities for SLE members from a potential future moorland management and licencing scheme. Also discussed the positive role farmers can play in climate change and explained why our members would like to see a whole estate approach to climate change accounting rather than looking at sectors individually. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We asked how Scottish Labour Party saw nature and biodiversity fitting into their plans for a Just Transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy as is required to tackle climate change and meet legally binding Net Zero targets. We discussed what we see as the need to plan the location of windfarms sensitively to minimise impacts on habitats and the challenges of planning for how habitats could change due to climate change. We agreed to set up a further meeting to discuss these issues in more detail.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We asked how Scottish Labour Party saw nature and biodiversity fitting into their plans for a Just Transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy as is required to tackle climate change and meet legally binding Net Zero targets. We discussed what we see as the need to plan the location of windfarms sensitively to minimise impacts on habitats and the challenges of planning for how habitats could change due to climate change. We agreed to set up a further meeting to discuss these issues in more detail. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

At this introductory meeting we raised the transition to a net-zero economy. We highlighted our 'State of the Nation' report from this March which stated that environmental issues are a key issue for small firms and that 73% believe they have a responsibility to help the country meet its climate change targets. We also raised labour shortages in the tourism and hospitality sectors. We provided key findings from a report due to be published in the next week emphasising the acute impact staff shortages are having for Highlands and Islands businesses in their tourism and hospitality sectors.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: At this introductory meeting we raised the transition to a net-zero economy. We highlighted our 'State of the Nation' report from this March which stated that environmental issues are a key issue for small firms and that 73% believe they have a responsibility to help the country meet its climate change targets. We also raised labour shortages in the tourism and hospitality sectors. We provided key findings from a report due to be published in the next week emphasising the acute impact staff shortages are having for Highlands and Islands businesses in their tourism and hospitality sectors. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

The purpose of the meeting was to thank the Member for recent parliamentary motion lodged to support SCIAF's Lenten fundraising appeal to describe the work of SCIAF and to present our asks on the forthcoming Climate Change Bill in particular of the need for a net-zero emissions target by 2050.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: The purpose of the meeting was to thank the Member for recent parliamentary motion lodged to support SCIAF's Lenten fundraising appeal to describe the work of SCIAF and to present our asks on the forthcoming Climate Change Bill in particular of the need for a net-zero emissions target by 2050. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

The roundtable discussion was organised to allow SFHA members to share their insights with the Minister on three key policy areas ahead of the 2023/24 Programme for Government. These were: delivering affordable homes; tackling poverty and inequality; and reaching net zero. We sought to lobby the Member on SFHA's priorities ahead of the Programme for Government. These included: the funding for the Affordable Housing Supply Programme; the issue of Mid Market Rent and private sector rent controls; a land value capture tax; the percentage of grant funding available under the Fabric First scheme; EESSH2 timescales; and the longer term funding for the Fuel Insecurity and Winter Hardship funds.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: The roundtable discussion was organised to allow SFHA members to share their insights with the Minister on three key policy areas ahead of the 2023/24 Programme for Government. These were: delivering affordable homes; tackling poverty and inequality; and reaching net zero. We sought to lobby the Member on SFHA's priorities ahead of the Programme for Government. These included: the funding for the Affordable Housing Supply Programme; the issue of Mid Market Rent and private sector rent controls; a land value capture tax; the percentage of grant funding available under the Fabric First scheme; EESSH2 timescales; and the longer term funding for the Fuel Insecurity and Winter Hardship funds. ### Response: Housing, Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

The meeting was to update the Cabinet Secretary on our full year results and strategy update which had happened in February and the impact on our business in Scotland. Therefore we provided an update on the our programme of projects and our commitment to invest 18bn in the UK energy system by 2030. We also discussed investing up to $8bn more in what we call Transition Growth Engines (bioenergy EV charging convenience hydrogen and renewables & power) as well as up to $8 billion more into oil and gas by 2030 targeting short-cycle fast-payback opportunities with lower additional operational emissions. We discussed supply chain needs in energy and how they can be supported to transition to Net Zero and our plans to reduce emissions from our operations in the North Sea. We provided an update on our Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub and Morven offshore wind projects.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: The meeting was to update the Cabinet Secretary on our full year results and strategy update which had happened in February and the impact on our business in Scotland. Therefore we provided an update on the our programme of projects and our commitment to invest 18bn in the UK energy system by 2030. We also discussed investing up to $8bn more in what we call Transition Growth Engines (bioenergy EV charging convenience hydrogen and renewables & power) as well as up to $8 billion more into oil and gas by 2030 targeting short-cycle fast-payback opportunities with lower additional operational emissions. We discussed supply chain needs in energy and how they can be supported to transition to Net Zero and our plans to reduce emissions from our operations in the North Sea. We provided an update on our Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub and Morven offshore wind projects. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We discussed the results of the latest Seabird Census which was published in late 2023 and the recently published Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (bird flu HPAI) survey results from 2022-23. We highlighted the fact that Scotland is internationally important for seabird populations and that seabirds are under pressure from climate change invasive non-native species overfishing and marine development such as offshore wind in combination with HPAI. We expressed the hope that the Biodiversity Strategy and forthcoming Seabird Conservation Strategy would contain actions which would make a real difference for seabirds such as island restoration and biosecurity and that they would be adequately resourced. We welcomed the recently announced ban on commercial sandeel trawling in Scottish waters. We discussed the need for dialogue and constructive engagement with coastal communities around what we see as the need for marine conservation. We agreed to keep the Member informed as we look into new ways of engaging with communities on these issues while highlighting work our area teams are already doing in partnership in areas such as Orkney and Shetland.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We discussed the results of the latest Seabird Census which was published in late 2023 and the recently published Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (bird flu HPAI) survey results from 2022-23. We highlighted the fact that Scotland is internationally important for seabird populations and that seabirds are under pressure from climate change invasive non-native species overfishing and marine development such as offshore wind in combination with HPAI. We expressed the hope that the Biodiversity Strategy and forthcoming Seabird Conservation Strategy would contain actions which would make a real difference for seabirds such as island restoration and biosecurity and that they would be adequately resourced. We welcomed the recently announced ban on commercial sandeel trawling in Scottish waters. We discussed the need for dialogue and constructive engagement with coastal communities around what we see as the need for marine conservation. We agreed to keep the Member informed as we look into new ways of engaging with communities on these issues while highlighting work our area teams are already doing in partnership in areas such as Orkney and Shetland. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss BP's businesses in Scotland. We discussed supporting the UK's energy security by continuing to invest in and produce resilient hydrocarbons that are aligned with BP's strategy. That is oil and gas that can be produced with lower operational emissions safely reliably and competitively. We highlighted that in 2022 BP in Scotland contributed 2.5billion to Scotland's Gross Value Added and spent 780million with Scottish suppliers. We also discussed the Scottish Government's draft Energy Strategy and Just Transition Plan.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss BP's businesses in Scotland. We discussed supporting the UK's energy security by continuing to invest in and produce resilient hydrocarbons that are aligned with BP's strategy. That is oil and gas that can be produced with lower operational emissions safely reliably and competitively. We highlighted that in 2022 BP in Scotland contributed 2.5billion to Scotland's Gross Value Added and spent 780million with Scottish suppliers. We also discussed the Scottish Government's draft Energy Strategy and Just Transition Plan. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We outlined BP's business in Scotland and how it relates to the Member's party role. We discussed BP's businesses in Scotland. We discussed supporting the UK's energy security by continuing to invest in and produce resilient hydrocarbons that are aligned with BP's strategy. That is oil and gas that can be produced with lower operational emissions safely reliably and competitively. We highlighted the recent news that our Murlach field received formal approval for development. We discussed developing our offshore wind farm Morven with our partner EnBW. This is a 2.9GW project off the East Coast of Aberdeen. We also discussed developing our Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub in partnership with Aberdeen City Council and building a new solar farm in Aberdeen to produce green hydrogen to power the city's bus fleet. We informed the Member about the roll out of electric vehicle charging facilities including in the Harthill site between Glasgow and Edinburgh and the policy landscape of electric vehicles. We shared how we are reducing emissions of our assets offshore (since 2019 we have reduced emissions by 32%) and outlined the potential for offshore electrification.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We outlined BP's business in Scotland and how it relates to the Member's party role. We discussed BP's businesses in Scotland. We discussed supporting the UK's energy security by continuing to invest in and produce resilient hydrocarbons that are aligned with BP's strategy. That is oil and gas that can be produced with lower operational emissions safely reliably and competitively. We highlighted the recent news that our Murlach field received formal approval for development. We discussed developing our offshore wind farm Morven with our partner EnBW. This is a 2.9GW project off the East Coast of Aberdeen. We also discussed developing our Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub in partnership with Aberdeen City Council and building a new solar farm in Aberdeen to produce green hydrogen to power the city's bus fleet. We informed the Member about the roll out of electric vehicle charging facilities including in the Harthill site between Glasgow and Edinburgh and the policy landscape of electric vehicles. We shared how we are reducing emissions of our assets offshore (since 2019 we have reduced emissions by 32%) and outlined the potential for offshore electrification. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We discussed many areas of energy policy including transport oil and gas and offshore wind. We also talked through some of BP's projects in Scotland and at what stage in development they are including our Morven wind farm the Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub and the roll out of electric vehicle chargepoints in Scotland. The purpose of the discussion was to help with better understanding of all areas of BP's business in Scotland and the impact that we have on the economy in Scotland in terms of jobs supported and supply chain.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We discussed many areas of energy policy including transport oil and gas and offshore wind. We also talked through some of BP's projects in Scotland and at what stage in development they are including our Morven wind farm the Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub and the roll out of electric vehicle chargepoints in Scotland. The purpose of the discussion was to help with better understanding of all areas of BP's business in Scotland and the impact that we have on the economy in Scotland in terms of jobs supported and supply chain. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We met with the Member as part of a Stop Climate Chaos Scotland (SCCS) Delegation. The purpose of the meeting was to present SCCS' priorities related to net zero. We also discussed the Energy Strategy and Just Transition Plan as well as our position on the Climate Change Plan update. We informed the Member that would like to see transport have a greater importance in the Climate Change Plan update.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We met with the Member as part of a Stop Climate Chaos Scotland (SCCS) Delegation. The purpose of the meeting was to present SCCS' priorities related to net zero. We also discussed the Energy Strategy and Just Transition Plan as well as our position on the Climate Change Plan update. We informed the Member that would like to see transport have a greater importance in the Climate Change Plan update. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

The meeting covered a number of topics primarily climate change and the current Scottish forecasts and the important role of gas in the energy transition. Also discussed was COP27 in Glasgow and the importance of balanced messaging in the lead up to the event and the need to highlight the role of the oil and gas industry as a key player in making the energy transition work in part due to the world-class skills base that resides in the sector. The need for revenue support for offshore floating wind and carbon capture and storage specifically the Acorn Project at St Fergus. was also discussed.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: The meeting covered a number of topics primarily climate change and the current Scottish forecasts and the important role of gas in the energy transition. Also discussed was COP27 in Glasgow and the importance of balanced messaging in the lead up to the event and the need to highlight the role of the oil and gas industry as a key player in making the energy transition work in part due to the world-class skills base that resides in the sector. The need for revenue support for offshore floating wind and carbon capture and storage specifically the Acorn Project at St Fergus. was also discussed. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We lobbied the Member on the issues of retrofitting and peace education. We asked the Member about the Local Government Housing and Planning Committee's work on retrofitting. Making Scotland's housing stock more efficient to heat is critical to Scotland's Net Zero targets. Quakers in line with their testimony to equality and economic justice support all efforts to ensure that improved insulation of our houses is affordable for those on low incomes or no income. We discussed how finance might be made available and the need for finance from the private sector. We sought for the Member to emphasise this issue in the committee's work and his broader work in parliament so that this might lead to more Scottish Government action on the issue. We discussed peace education peace is a Quaker testimony. Encouraging the continued development of peace education in schools including giving children and students experience/the tools for peer mediation and conflict resolution is part of this work encouraging Scotland's schools to continue to strive to achieve SDG 4.7. The Member has agreed to sponsor a peace education exhibition in the Scottish Parliament to help raise awareness of peace education among MSPs and the public. Our discussion with him on this was to update him on our progress and to discuss the inclusion of a demonstration of peer mediation by school children within the exhibition. We sought agreement from him that the demonstration could take place - he agreed to discuss it further with us at a future meeting. The exhibition is booked for 26-28 September 2023.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We lobbied the Member on the issues of retrofitting and peace education. We asked the Member about the Local Government Housing and Planning Committee's work on retrofitting. Making Scotland's housing stock more efficient to heat is critical to Scotland's Net Zero targets. Quakers in line with their testimony to equality and economic justice support all efforts to ensure that improved insulation of our houses is affordable for those on low incomes or no income. We discussed how finance might be made available and the need for finance from the private sector. We sought for the Member to emphasise this issue in the committee's work and his broader work in parliament so that this might lead to more Scottish Government action on the issue. We discussed peace education peace is a Quaker testimony. Encouraging the continued development of peace education in schools including giving children and students experience/the tools for peer mediation and conflict resolution is part of this work encouraging Scotland's schools to continue to strive to achieve SDG 4.7. The Member has agreed to sponsor a peace education exhibition in the Scottish Parliament to help raise awareness of peace education among MSPs and the public. Our discussion with him on this was to update him on our progress and to discuss the inclusion of a demonstration of peer mediation by school children within the exhibition. We sought agreement from him that the demonstration could take place - he agreed to discuss it further with us at a future meeting. The exhibition is booked for 26-28 September 2023. ### Response: Housing, Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss the work of the insurance and long-term savings industry on tackling climate change and working towards Net Zero.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss the work of the insurance and long-term savings industry on tackling climate change and working towards Net Zero. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To highlight role of agriculture in meeting climate change targets and support required from Scottish Government to meet this.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To highlight role of agriculture in meeting climate change targets and support required from Scottish Government to meet this. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Discussed the importance of home energy efficiency to addressing climate change and providing affordable warmth. Discussed island and rural challenges.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Discussed the importance of home energy efficiency to addressing climate change and providing affordable warmth. Discussed island and rural challenges. ### Response: Housing, Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To highlight the importance of home energy efficiency in addressing climate change. Discussion on affordability of housing and need for more affordable homes for sale and access to finance and loans.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To highlight the importance of home energy efficiency in addressing climate change. Discussion on affordability of housing and need for more affordable homes for sale and access to finance and loans. ### Response: Housing, Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To listen to Harbour Energy's views on Spring Budget

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To listen to Harbour Energy's views on Spring Budget ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We updated the Member on our latest activity and our ambition for the coming year. We gave an overview of our most recent projects and discussed our future policy work consultations and Climate Change Plan update.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We updated the Member on our latest activity and our ambition for the coming year. We gave an overview of our most recent projects and discussed our future policy work consultations and Climate Change Plan update. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We met with the Member in her capacity as Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Environment Climate Change and Land Reform. We discussed renewable heat and a green recovery. We agreed to share a briefing on green recovery.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We met with the Member in her capacity as Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Environment Climate Change and Land Reform. We discussed renewable heat and a green recovery. We agreed to share a briefing on green recovery. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To inform Mr Lyle in his capacity as member of Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee and the Environment Climate Change and Land Reform Committee of the current work of Innogy in Scotland. Discussion focused on the implications of the Scottish Government's onshore wind statement and energy strategy onshore renewable projects and grid connection.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To inform Mr Lyle in his capacity as member of Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee and the Environment Climate Change and Land Reform Committee of the current work of Innogy in Scotland. Discussion focused on the implications of the Scottish Government's onshore wind statement and energy strategy onshore renewable projects and grid connection. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Conversation included contribution from all representatives discussing of the implications of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Special Report on 1.5 degrees and to highlight the detrimental impacts of not taking efforts to limit warming urgently. Friends of the Earth Scotland raised the need for stronger 2030 and 2050 targets in the Climate Change (Emissions Reductions Targets) (Scotland) Bill and the barriers that the Conservative Party might face in backing these targets. Discussion also covered recent Conservative party policy announcements on packaging and circular economy and Friends of the Earth Scotland's reiterated our support for a deposit return scheme.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Conversation included contribution from all representatives discussing of the implications of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Special Report on 1.5 degrees and to highlight the detrimental impacts of not taking efforts to limit warming urgently. Friends of the Earth Scotland raised the need for stronger 2030 and 2050 targets in the Climate Change (Emissions Reductions Targets) (Scotland) Bill and the barriers that the Conservative Party might face in backing these targets. Discussion also covered recent Conservative party policy announcements on packaging and circular economy and Friends of the Earth Scotland's reiterated our support for a deposit return scheme. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To outline to the Minister ScottishPower's investment in Scotland and the recent announcement that ScottishPower is going 100% green. We explained to the Minister ScottishPower would become the first integrated energy company in the UK to shift completely from fossil fuel generation to wind power after completing the sale of its traditional generation business to Drax. This was to demonstrate to the Minister the focus of ScottishPower and to show where we can support the Scottish Government in meeting its own objectives in relation to renewable energy decarbonisation and climate change.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To outline to the Minister ScottishPower's investment in Scotland and the recent announcement that ScottishPower is going 100% green. We explained to the Minister ScottishPower would become the first integrated energy company in the UK to shift completely from fossil fuel generation to wind power after completing the sale of its traditional generation business to Drax. This was to demonstrate to the Minister the focus of ScottishPower and to show where we can support the Scottish Government in meeting its own objectives in relation to renewable energy decarbonisation and climate change. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

The purpose of the lobbying was to promote SCIAF's campaign on the forthcoming Climate Change (Scotland) Bill. Specifically it included to ask for support for SCIAF's position that the bill must be world leading in respect of Scotland's fair share of required emissions reductions and to mitigate the worst effects of climate change which are already effecting some of the poorest communities in the world.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: The purpose of the lobbying was to promote SCIAF's campaign on the forthcoming Climate Change (Scotland) Bill. Specifically it included to ask for support for SCIAF's position that the bill must be world leading in respect of Scotland's fair share of required emissions reductions and to mitigate the worst effects of climate change which are already effecting some of the poorest communities in the world. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss what the Government can do to help increase lending/improve the investment climate for UK Continental Shelf oil and gas producers

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss what the Government can do to help increase lending/improve the investment climate for UK Continental Shelf oil and gas producers ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We discussed the role of business in catalysing climate action and the appetite of business for clear direction from government. Also discussed Stop Climate Chaos Scotland's asks for the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill Net Zero by 2050 77% by 2030 and the challenges associated with decarbonising agriculture.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We discussed the role of business in catalysing climate action and the appetite of business for clear direction from government. Also discussed Stop Climate Chaos Scotland's asks for the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill Net Zero by 2050 77% by 2030 and the challenges associated with decarbonising agriculture. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss Scottish Government policy on the environment and climate change and potential Reform Scotland research in this area.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss Scottish Government policy on the environment and climate change and potential Reform Scotland research in this area. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Discussed the overall direction of travel for industry data collection and transparency in the light of the Members interest in this during the Environment and Climate Change Committee enquiry into salmon farming earlier in the year.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Discussed the overall direction of travel for industry data collection and transparency in the light of the Members interest in this during the Environment and Climate Change Committee enquiry into salmon farming earlier in the year. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We discussed the draft Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill and the targets within it how SSE can help achieve those targets in particular areas including electricity production heat and transport. We also discussed recent interaction with Marine Scotland and Crown Estate Scotland.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We discussed the draft Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill and the targets within it how SSE can help achieve those targets in particular areas including electricity production heat and transport. We also discussed recent interaction with Marine Scotland and Crown Estate Scotland. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss Richard's role on the Environment Climate Change and Land Reform Committee and views on the Scottish Government's policies on waste and recycling including deposit return and single use plastics. Tetra Pak's approach to sustainability and views on these matters and our desire to organise an event in the Scottish Parliament later this year to discuss these issues further.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss Richard's role on the Environment Climate Change and Land Reform Committee and views on the Scottish Government's policies on waste and recycling including deposit return and single use plastics. Tetra Pak's approach to sustainability and views on these matters and our desire to organise an event in the Scottish Parliament later this year to discuss these issues further. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss Hydrogen as a heat solution and general investment in the UK

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss Hydrogen as a heat solution and general investment in the UK ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

All Party Parliamentary Group on Environment and Social Governance / Net Zero

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: All Party Parliamentary Group on Environment and Social Governance / Net Zero ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Meeting to discuss Net Zero and green COVID-19 recovery

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Meeting to discuss Net Zero and green COVID-19 recovery ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss the oil and gas sector deal.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss the oil and gas sector deal. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss issues impacting farmers and crofters in the Ayrshire area and nationally including: agricultural skills training in Ayrshire; perceptions of the agricultural industry and climate change emissions and how MSPs can assist farmers with their responsibilities; possible dairy Research & Development Centre in Ayrshire; and future agricultural policy as per NFU Scotland's policy document 'Steps to Change - A New Agricultural Policy for Scotland Post-Brexit'.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss issues impacting farmers and crofters in the Ayrshire area and nationally including: agricultural skills training in Ayrshire; perceptions of the agricultural industry and climate change emissions and how MSPs can assist farmers with their responsibilities; possible dairy Research & Development Centre in Ayrshire; and future agricultural policy as per NFU Scotland's policy document 'Steps to Change - A New Agricultural Policy for Scotland Post-Brexit'. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To highlight to those present including the Members listed the entire range of work that Tearfund does currently and has done over the course of the last 50 years covering our long term development work humanitarian disaster responses climate change work and other advocacy work.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To highlight to those present including the Members listed the entire range of work that Tearfund does currently and has done over the course of the last 50 years covering our long term development work humanitarian disaster responses climate change work and other advocacy work. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To update the Cabinet Secretary on our future plans and priorities to roll-out full fibre in their constituency and the whole of Scotland. We also discussed the new research we commissioned with Cebr on the benefits the roll-out of full fibre brings to the nation; reduction in Co2 emissions bringing people back into work and increasing population in remote areas across the country.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To update the Cabinet Secretary on our future plans and priorities to roll-out full fibre in their constituency and the whole of Scotland. We also discussed the new research we commissioned with Cebr on the benefits the roll-out of full fibre brings to the nation; reduction in Co2 emissions bringing people back into work and increasing population in remote areas across the country. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We discussed the recent Climate Change Committee (CCC) interim progress report. We welcomed the Committee's message that more decisive action was needed to tackle climate change and reach the Scottish Government's legally binding obligations. We raised that these remarks would need to be reflected in the upcoming Climate Change Plan due toward the end of 2023.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We discussed the recent Climate Change Committee (CCC) interim progress report. We welcomed the Committee's message that more decisive action was needed to tackle climate change and reach the Scottish Government's legally binding obligations. We raised that these remarks would need to be reflected in the upcoming Climate Change Plan due toward the end of 2023. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

As part of an introductory meeting with the Member we provide the Member with an overview of Stop Climate Chaos Scotland (SCCS) its coalition members and the expertise it has. We highlighted to the Member our concerns about missed targets relating to climate change and the proposals for the Cambo Oil field and discussed the work of the Net Zero Energy and Transport Committee and offered to brief committee members on these matters.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: As part of an introductory meeting with the Member we provide the Member with an overview of Stop Climate Chaos Scotland (SCCS) its coalition members and the expertise it has. We highlighted to the Member our concerns about missed targets relating to climate change and the proposals for the Cambo Oil field and discussed the work of the Net Zero Energy and Transport Committee and offered to brief committee members on these matters. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We spoke about the Dumfries and Galloway Council Climate Change Action Plan highlighting in particular how farmers are committed to tackle climate change. We also discussed the proposal for a Galloway National Park.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We spoke about the Dumfries and Galloway Council Climate Change Action Plan highlighting in particular how farmers are committed to tackle climate change. We also discussed the proposal for a Galloway National Park. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

The purpose of the meeting was to share with the Cabinet Secretary some of the perspectives of global civil society on the COP process on COP 25 specifically and on what they felt the Scottish Government should do on climate change. During the discussions we raised the issue of support to international climate finance and called on the Scottish Government to increase its climate justice fund.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: The purpose of the meeting was to share with the Cabinet Secretary some of the perspectives of global civil society on the COP process on COP 25 specifically and on what they felt the Scottish Government should do on climate change. During the discussions we raised the issue of support to international climate finance and called on the Scottish Government to increase its climate justice fund. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To make the case for amendments developed by Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund and Stop Climate Chaos Scotland which would ensure the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) Bill is coherent with Scotland's commitments to international development. Specifically amendments discussed related to the target setting criteria climate change plan the fair and safe budget and climate justice principles.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To make the case for amendments developed by Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund and Stop Climate Chaos Scotland which would ensure the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) Bill is coherent with Scotland's commitments to international development. Specifically amendments discussed related to the target setting criteria climate change plan the fair and safe budget and climate justice principles. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Hear from the local community benefiting from a project on urban resilience against flooding and climate change impact. Meet with researchers from the University of Can Tho and Dragon-Mekong Research Institute, to hear about the local impacts of climate change.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Hear from the local community benefiting from a project on urban resilience against flooding and climate change impact. Meet with researchers from the University of Can Tho and Dragon-Mekong Research Institute, to hear about the local impacts of climate change. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

National Farmers Union Scotland outlined its priorities to work with the Scottish Government on developing schemes which reward farmers for investing in carbon sequestration measures for in permanent pasture and soil in the development of new climate change legislation.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: National Farmers Union Scotland outlined its priorities to work with the Scottish Government on developing schemes which reward farmers for investing in carbon sequestration measures for in permanent pasture and soil in the development of new climate change legislation. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

CERG organised an MSP briefing session to raise awareness and understanding amongst Members of CERG's proposal for a 'Net Zero Test' (or assessment) process. We proposed that a Net Zero Test/assessment will help the Scottish Parliament scrutinise the climate impact of the Budget and subsequent policy plans such as the Climate Change Plan and would fulfil the Scottish Government's commitments made in the Joint Budget Review to establish a government-wide Net Zero Assessment to improve how carbon assessment is embedded in policy making and spending decisions. CERG made the case that a Scottish Government-wide carbon assessment could help inform alignment of public expenditure with Net Zero targets thereby avoiding higher costs in the future and presented a methodology that has already been tested and could be applied widely to achieve this. We invited the Members to ask questions and discuss this proposal at the event.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: CERG organised an MSP briefing session to raise awareness and understanding amongst Members of CERG's proposal for a 'Net Zero Test' (or assessment) process. We proposed that a Net Zero Test/assessment will help the Scottish Parliament scrutinise the climate impact of the Budget and subsequent policy plans such as the Climate Change Plan and would fulfil the Scottish Government's commitments made in the Joint Budget Review to establish a government-wide Net Zero Assessment to improve how carbon assessment is embedded in policy making and spending decisions. CERG made the case that a Scottish Government-wide carbon assessment could help inform alignment of public expenditure with Net Zero targets thereby avoiding higher costs in the future and presented a methodology that has already been tested and could be applied widely to achieve this. We invited the Members to ask questions and discuss this proposal at the event. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss climate change policy and planning issues in relation to onshore wind and the "green recovery". To encourage a more positive planning environment for onshore wind in the run up to National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4) coming into force for example through a positive statement by the Scottish Government's Chief Planner.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss climate change policy and planning issues in relation to onshore wind and the "green recovery". To encourage a more positive planning environment for onshore wind in the run up to National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4) coming into force for example through a positive statement by the Scottish Government's Chief Planner. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss current issues of concern to the Church of Scotland in particular: To call for Scotland to be a Net Zero carbon emissions nation by 2050 and ask Members of Parliament to bring this about within the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill. To highlight the urgent need to reduce child poverty in Scotland; to reiterate the Church of Scotland's membership of the 'Give Me Five' Campaign to top up child benefit and discuss what steps could be taken to reduce child poverty in the immediate future. To ask for a renewed commitment to Refugee Resettlement in the UK after 2020 and seek commitments to raise this issue at a UK level.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss current issues of concern to the Church of Scotland in particular: To call for Scotland to be a Net Zero carbon emissions nation by 2050 and ask Members of Parliament to bring this about within the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill. To highlight the urgent need to reduce child poverty in Scotland; to reiterate the Church of Scotland's membership of the 'Give Me Five' Campaign to top up child benefit and discuss what steps could be taken to reduce child poverty in the immediate future. To ask for a renewed commitment to Refugee Resettlement in the UK after 2020 and seek commitments to raise this issue at a UK level. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To provide the Member with the opportunity to learn more about the Scotch Whisky as exemplified at Glenkinchie Distillery. The Member was taken on a tour around the site; learning about the production process as well as any further information sought. We discussed the industry's sustainability strategy committing to an industry-wide target to completely decarbonise own operations by 2040 and working closely with supply chains to be Net Zero by 2045. Recognising challenges we in particular highlighted access to and capacity of grid infrastructure as a current limitation on how fast industry were able to progress. We also touched on the importance of road and connectivity infrastructure and the need for further housing to attract the workforce required across the industry; and on the importance of Scotch Whisky in Brand Scotland and the ability to attract visitors and investment.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To provide the Member with the opportunity to learn more about the Scotch Whisky as exemplified at Glenkinchie Distillery. The Member was taken on a tour around the site; learning about the production process as well as any further information sought. We discussed the industry's sustainability strategy committing to an industry-wide target to completely decarbonise own operations by 2040 and working closely with supply chains to be Net Zero by 2045. Recognising challenges we in particular highlighted access to and capacity of grid infrastructure as a current limitation on how fast industry were able to progress. We also touched on the importance of road and connectivity infrastructure and the need for further housing to attract the workforce required across the industry; and on the importance of Scotch Whisky in Brand Scotland and the ability to attract visitors and investment. ### Response: Housing, Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss issues relating to the oil and gas sector

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss issues relating to the oil and gas sector ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Introductory meeting to discuss Hydrogen buses and their potential benefits to decarbonisation.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Introductory meeting to discuss Hydrogen buses and their potential benefits to decarbonisation. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We sought an introductory meeting with the Special Adviser to discuss housing delivery in Scotland. We specifically focussed on the transition to Net Zero policy divergence and the Housing to 2040 workplan.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We sought an introductory meeting with the Special Adviser to discuss housing delivery in Scotland. We specifically focussed on the transition to Net Zero policy divergence and the Housing to 2040 workplan. ### Response: Housing, Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss general issues affecting the social housing sector including retrofitting the journey to Net Zero and affordability.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss general issues affecting the social housing sector including retrofitting the journey to Net Zero and affordability. ### Response: Housing, Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

The panel event was organised to discuss the progress made in climate and sustainability one year on from the COP27 conference in Glasgow. We reflected on what has been delivered so far from the Glasgow Climate Pact and the implications for actuaries. We also considered the challenges for COP27 which took place in Sharm El-Sheikh in November 2022. We also assessed the impact of key political challenges such as the pandemic response and the cost-of-living crisis on progress being made in Scotland. We also discussed how Scotland can transition into a global leader for green and sustainable financial services. We also explored how the actuarial profession can lead change in the financial system to serve the public interest in the management of climate-related risk and capitalise on the economic opportunities that such a transition presents. We informed the Minister about the work the IFoA and actuaries undertake on sustainability issues particularly a new report authored by the IFoA and the Climate Crisis Advisory Group titled 'Climate Emergency tipping the odds in our favour: A climate change policy briefing for COP27'.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: The panel event was organised to discuss the progress made in climate and sustainability one year on from the COP27 conference in Glasgow. We reflected on what has been delivered so far from the Glasgow Climate Pact and the implications for actuaries. We also considered the challenges for COP27 which took place in Sharm El-Sheikh in November 2022. We also assessed the impact of key political challenges such as the pandemic response and the cost-of-living crisis on progress being made in Scotland. We also discussed how Scotland can transition into a global leader for green and sustainable financial services. We also explored how the actuarial profession can lead change in the financial system to serve the public interest in the management of climate-related risk and capitalise on the economic opportunities that such a transition presents. We informed the Minister about the work the IFoA and actuaries undertake on sustainability issues particularly a new report authored by the IFoA and the Climate Crisis Advisory Group titled 'Climate Emergency tipping the odds in our favour: A climate change policy briefing for COP27'. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We discussed our asks for the upcoming Emergency Budget and agreed to share a briefing on these. The priorities discussed were: Priority 1 - Achieve energy security by driving forward investment in Scottish renewable energy projects. Increase the role of Scottish ports to support the low-carbon economy through a Net-Zero Ports and Infrastructure Programme; Achieve growth for small and medium low-carbon suppliers by introducing a supply chain SME support mechanism; and Ensure that the commitment in Programme for Government 2022/23 to agree a new deal between The Scottish Government and local government supports all Local Authorities to play their full role in tackling climate change. Priority 2 - Accelerate our transition to low-carbon heat to support households and businesses with the cost of living and avoid increasing costs. Deliver a Rural Clean Heat Fund to ignite a transformation of renewable heating solutions for Scotland's island and rural communities; Extend the 90% district heating business rates relief for networks powered by renewables sources until 2035; and Expand the size and scale of interest free loans programmes for heat pumps.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We discussed our asks for the upcoming Emergency Budget and agreed to share a briefing on these. The priorities discussed were: Priority 1 - Achieve energy security by driving forward investment in Scottish renewable energy projects. Increase the role of Scottish ports to support the low-carbon economy through a Net-Zero Ports and Infrastructure Programme; Achieve growth for small and medium low-carbon suppliers by introducing a supply chain SME support mechanism; and Ensure that the commitment in Programme for Government 2022/23 to agree a new deal between The Scottish Government and local government supports all Local Authorities to play their full role in tackling climate change. Priority 2 - Accelerate our transition to low-carbon heat to support households and businesses with the cost of living and avoid increasing costs. Deliver a Rural Clean Heat Fund to ignite a transformation of renewable heating solutions for Scotland's island and rural communities; Extend the 90% district heating business rates relief for networks powered by renewables sources until 2035; and Expand the size and scale of interest free loans programmes for heat pumps. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss our asks for the upcoming emergency budget which are: Priority 1 - Achieve energy security by driving forward investment in Scottish renewable energy projects. Increase the role of Scottish ports to support the low-carbon economy through a Net-Zero Ports and Infrastructure Programme; Achieve growth for small and medium low-carbon suppliers by introducing a supply chain SME support mechanism; and Ensure that the commitment in Programme for Government 2022/23 to agree a new deal between The Scottish Government and local government supports all Local Authorities to play their full role in tackling climate change. Priority 2 - Accelerate our transition to low-carbon heat to support households and businesses with the cost of living and avoid increasing costs. Deliver a Rural Clean Heat Fund to ignite a transformation of renewable heating solutions for Scotland's island and rural communities; Extend the 90% district heating business rates relief for networks powered by renewables sources until 2035; and Expand the size and scale of interest free loans programmes for heat pumps. We agreed to arrange a roundtable with Scottish Renewables port members to discuss support for ports further.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss our asks for the upcoming emergency budget which are: Priority 1 - Achieve energy security by driving forward investment in Scottish renewable energy projects. Increase the role of Scottish ports to support the low-carbon economy through a Net-Zero Ports and Infrastructure Programme; Achieve growth for small and medium low-carbon suppliers by introducing a supply chain SME support mechanism; and Ensure that the commitment in Programme for Government 2022/23 to agree a new deal between The Scottish Government and local government supports all Local Authorities to play their full role in tackling climate change. Priority 2 - Accelerate our transition to low-carbon heat to support households and businesses with the cost of living and avoid increasing costs. Deliver a Rural Clean Heat Fund to ignite a transformation of renewable heating solutions for Scotland's island and rural communities; Extend the 90% district heating business rates relief for networks powered by renewables sources until 2035; and Expand the size and scale of interest free loans programmes for heat pumps. We agreed to arrange a roundtable with Scottish Renewables port members to discuss support for ports further. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We raised the risks to environmental governance in Scotland which we believe arise from Brexit and our belief that these could be addressed by a potential Scottish Environment Act with binding targets for nature restoration and an independent environmental watchdog. We highlighted the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds' recently launched carbon mapping project and how this work showcases what we feel is the potential for natural solutions to climate change. We welcomed the First Minister's recent comments on the climate and nature emergencies and expressed the hope that these might be expanded on in the 2019-20 Programme for Government. The Scottish Government's consultation on Environmental Principles and Governance was discussed including a research project that Scottish Environment LINK is undertaking on this issue.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We raised the risks to environmental governance in Scotland which we believe arise from Brexit and our belief that these could be addressed by a potential Scottish Environment Act with binding targets for nature restoration and an independent environmental watchdog. We highlighted the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds' recently launched carbon mapping project and how this work showcases what we feel is the potential for natural solutions to climate change. We welcomed the First Minister's recent comments on the climate and nature emergencies and expressed the hope that these might be expanded on in the 2019-20 Programme for Government. The Scottish Government's consultation on Environmental Principles and Governance was discussed including a research project that Scottish Environment LINK is undertaking on this issue. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

Outlined Scottish Land & Estates's (SLE) position on biodiversity and conservation and the role our members play in delivering Scottish Government conservation and biodiversity objectives. Also discussed SLE's attendance at Environment Climate Change and Land Reform Committee session on biodiversity on 11 December 2018.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: Outlined Scottish Land & Estates's (SLE) position on biodiversity and conservation and the role our members play in delivering Scottish Government conservation and biodiversity objectives. Also discussed SLE's attendance at Environment Climate Change and Land Reform Committee session on biodiversity on 11 December 2018. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To discuss LINK's views on the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill particularly within the context of climate impacts on Scotland's biodiversity. See the related LINK report here: http://www.scotlink.org/wp/files/documents/Scotlands_Nature_Red_Alert.pdf. The meeting was also used to tell the Member more about the Fight for Scotland's Nature campaign which is calling for a Scottish Environment Act to ensure the environment is safeguarded post-Brexit. More details on the campaign can be found here: https://www.fightforscotlandsnature.scot/ We also discussed funding for biodiversity and its shortfalls which is of interest to the Member in his role as Convener of the Economy Energy and Fair Work Committee. We highlighted LINK's response to the recent Committee inquiry into Construction and Scotland's Economy which sets out our views on making the industry more circular: https://www.parliament.scot/S5_EconomyJobsFairWork/Inquiries/EEFW-S5-18-C-14_-_Scottish_Environment_LINK.pdf.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To discuss LINK's views on the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill particularly within the context of climate impacts on Scotland's biodiversity. See the related LINK report here: http://www.scotlink.org/wp/files/documents/Scotlands_Nature_Red_Alert.pdf. The meeting was also used to tell the Member more about the Fight for Scotland's Nature campaign which is calling for a Scottish Environment Act to ensure the environment is safeguarded post-Brexit. More details on the campaign can be found here: https://www.fightforscotlandsnature.scot/ We also discussed funding for biodiversity and its shortfalls which is of interest to the Member in his role as Convener of the Economy Energy and Fair Work Committee. We highlighted LINK's response to the recent Committee inquiry into Construction and Scotland's Economy which sets out our views on making the industry more circular: https://www.parliament.scot/S5_EconomyJobsFairWork/Inquiries/EEFW-S5-18-C-14_-_Scottish_Environment_LINK.pdf. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

To highlight the key messages from the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Special Report on 1.5degrees. To raise the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill and Stop Climate Chaos Scotland's goals for the Bill with a focus on why the net-zero target would help keep Scotland in line with a global aim to keep warming below 1.5 degrees. The role of aviation in Scotland with regards to emissions reductions was also discussed.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: To highlight the key messages from the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Special Report on 1.5degrees. To raise the Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Bill and Stop Climate Chaos Scotland's goals for the Bill with a focus on why the net-zero target would help keep Scotland in line with a global aim to keep warming below 1.5 degrees. The role of aviation in Scotland with regards to emissions reductions was also discussed. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

We sought to showcase to the Minister the importance of ancient woodland and how we manage Beeslack as an urban ancient woodland surrounded by development. We discussed the importance of ancient woodland and made the Minister aware it is an important carbon store long-term. We also showcased how the woodland interacts with an adjacent housing estate and explained why it is important to have a buffer zone between a woodland and housing in order to protect the woodland from indirect adverse impacts from development. We asked the Minister to ensure delivery of the Scottish Government's commitment to creating an ancient woodland register.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: We sought to showcase to the Minister the importance of ancient woodland and how we manage Beeslack as an urban ancient woodland surrounded by development. We discussed the importance of ancient woodland and made the Minister aware it is an important carbon store long-term. We also showcased how the woodland interacts with an adjacent housing estate and explained why it is important to have a buffer zone between a woodland and housing in order to protect the woodland from indirect adverse impacts from development. We asked the Minister to ensure delivery of the Scottish Government's commitment to creating an ancient woodland register. ### Response: Housing, Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

A general introductory discussion with the Minister concerning the important role investment management plays in the broader Scottish economy and the conditions necessary to make Scotland an attractive destination for investment into the green transition. Given the Minister's innovation brief the discussion also included the our work on innovation in the industry such as a description of our FinTech accelerator Engine. As the trade body representing asset managers it is our role to make sure politicians are briefed on the role our industry plays to try and make sure the needs of our members are taken into account when any related decisions are taken in due course.

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: A general introductory discussion with the Minister concerning the important role investment management plays in the broader Scottish economy and the conditions necessary to make Scotland an attractive destination for investment into the green transition. Given the Minister's innovation brief the discussion also included the our work on innovation in the industry such as a description of our FinTech accelerator Engine. As the trade body representing asset managers it is our role to make sure politicians are briefed on the role our industry plays to try and make sure the needs of our members are taken into account when any related decisions are taken in due course. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>

The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers.

As part of the roundtable hosted by the Minister around NSET we raised awareness of the role Intelligent Growth Solutions (IGS) is playing to address climate change reduce waste and improve food security and as a job creator in Scotland. We endorsed the need for 21st century skills and to promote an entrepreneurial culture. We raised awareness of IGS's asks to support farmers and growers around reduced taxation on electricity used in farming and suggested an equivalent "red diesel" tariff.

Climate

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Below is an instruction that describes a task, paired with an input that provides further context. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: The following text is a description of a public meeting. If the description primarly focuses on issues relating to Health, Defence, Housing, or Climate, respond only with the relevant labels as a comma-separated list in that exact order. For multiple categories, include all applicable labels. If none apply, you are unsure, or there is not enough detail in the description respond with 'None'. Provide no other text in your response. Definitions: Health: All aspects of the health sector; including but not limited to healthcare; health systems; medical conditions; medical disabilities such as vision impairment; public health issues; physical injuries; drug use (both illegal substances and prescription drug misuse); alcohol-related issues (consumption, addiction, regulations, and societal impacts); tobacco, smoking and vaping; surgery; reproductive and sexual health; poor mental health or broader mental health issues; health-related social concerns. Health strictly excludes animal health and any COVID-19 impacts on the economy, trade, urban planning, climate, or (non-health) industries/sectors. Defence: All aspects of the defence sector; including but not limited to military; armed conflict; national security; armaments and military weaponry; anything related to veterans; wars; war commemorations; past wars (e.g. WW1 and WW2) and current conflicts (e.g. the Russian war in Ukraine); defence-related industries and companies (such as aerospace, cybersecurity, and military equipment manufacturers); and any discussions about specific defence contractors or companies (e.g., QinetiQ, BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, etc.). Housing: All aspects related to housing, including but not limited to property; homelessness; leaseholds and freeholds; the housing crisis; housing planning and tenancy; Grenfell, residential cladding; and residential safety issues. Climate: Issues related to climate change, including but not limited to fossil fuels; Net Zero; energy policy and markets; decarbonisation and low carbon; and renewable power (e.g. solar, wind, hydro). Strictly excludes energy within the household such as costs, smart meters or energy bills; broader environmental issues not directly related to climate; and green papers. ### Input: As part of the roundtable hosted by the Minister around NSET we raised awareness of the role Intelligent Growth Solutions (IGS) is playing to address climate change reduce waste and improve food security and as a job creator in Scotland. We endorsed the need for 21st century skills and to promote an entrepreneurial culture. We raised awareness of IGS's asks to support farmers and growers around reduced taxation on electricity used in farming and suggested an equivalent "red diesel" tariff. ### Response: Climate<|eot_id|>