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1. Decision on taking business in private:

The Committee agreed to take items 7,  8, 9 and 10 in private.

2. Instruments subject to made affirmative procedure:

The Committee agreed that no points arose on the following—

 (SSI 2026/97)

3. Instruments subject to affirmative procedure:

The Committee agreed that no points arose on the following—

 (SSI 2026/Draft)

4. Instruments subject to negative procedure:

The Committee agreed to bring to the attention of the Parliament the following—

 (SSI 2026/60)
 (SSI 2026/72)
 (SSI 2026/95)

The Committee agreed that no points arose on the following—

 (SSI 2026/55)
 (SSI 2026/68)
 (SSI 2026/69)
 (SSI 2026/70)
 (SSI 2026/74)
 (SSI 2026/75)
 (SSI 2026/77)
 (SSI 2026/78)
 (SSI 2026/79)
 (SSI 2026/80)
 (SSI 2026/81)
 (SSI 2026/82)

5. Instruments not subject to any parliamentary procedure:

The Committee agreed that no points arose on the following—

 (SSI 2026/66 (C.3))
 (SSI 2026/73)
 (SSI 2026/76)
 (SSI 2026/83 (C.4))
 (SSI 2026/84 (C.5))
 (SSI 2026/85 (C.6))

6. Document subject to parliamentary control:

The Committee agreed that no points arose on the following—

 (ESS/2026/01)

7. Building Safety Levy (Scotland) Bill (in private):

The Committee considered the delegated powers provisions in this Bill after Stage 2. It agreed to write to the Scottish Government.

8. Public Office (Accountability) Bill (UK Parliament legislation) (in private):

The Committee considered the supplementary Legislative Consent Memorandum and powers to make subordinate legislation within devolved competence in the Bill. It agreed to write to the lead committee on the Bill, the Finance and Public Administration Committee.

9. Legacy paper (in private):

The Committee agreed to defer this item to a later meeting.

10. Framework legislation and Henry VIII powers (in private):

The Committee agreed to defer this item to a later meeting.